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By Pavan Nanjundaiah, Head of AI Transformation, Tredence Picture a brilliant chef in a world-class kitchen: skilled, fast, able to cook up something delicious in record time. But if nobody tells the chef who’s coming to dinner, the meal still won’t be the one anyone wanted. AI today
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Forward Deployed Engineer (FDE) job postings in India grew nearly 19-fold between June 2025 and June 2026, according to the latest Indeed data. Growth was gradual through early 2026 before accelerating from March, with postings rising 1,807% year-on-year in June. Alt hough demand moderated after the June peak, postings
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By Sriram Kakarala, Chief Product Officer, Scalefusion Security vulnerabilities exist wherever software runs, across applications, operating systems and connected devices. Some remain theoretical and are never acted on, but others are actively exploited by attackers, and it is this second group that organisations need to treat as an immediate priority.
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Qualys has launched TruRisk Eliminate 2.0 with TruConfidence, an AI-powered remediation intelligence and orchestration engine designed to help enterprises reduce cyber risk through automated remediation while maintaining business continuity. The platform supports Qualys’ vision for Autonomous RemOps, an approach that brings vulnerability remediation, risk intelligence and IT operations together
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boAt, India’s No. 1 audio and wearables brand, today announced its expansion into Sri Lanka and Bhutan, marking another important step in the company’s international growth journey as it builds the next set of growth engines beyond its home market. The expansion comes at a time when boAt’
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Ai+ Smartphone is strengthening its customer-first approach by incorporating real user feedback into product and service improvements. Drawing insights from customer reviews, everyday device usage and after-sales interactions, the brand is addressing concerns related to camera stability, connectivity and performance through software updates, enhanced testing and more responsive customer support.
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By Deepak Chand Thakur, CEO and Co-Founder and NPST India’s digital payments are growing at a remarkable pace. In September 2026, UPI processed 24.07 billion transactions worth ₹29.37 lakh crore, up 23% in volume and 18% in value from a year earlier. Daily volumes crossed 800 million
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Jakarta: The Embassy of India in Jakarta has introduced an AI avatar named Dewi, aimed at making information about India easier to find for people in Indonesia. The avatar will share updates on Indian culture, travel, scholarships, business, investment opportunities and consular services, as part of a wider effort to
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By Murali Sankar, Founder, Stealth A For the past two years, much of the conversation around AI in marketing has focused on content creation. Can it write faster? Generate more variations? Repurpose content? Reduce production costs? All of that matters. But content is only the most visible layer of a
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The next cyberattack may not wait for a security analyst to finish investigating the previous one. Artificial intelligence is compressing the time attackers need to identify vulnerabilities, automate reconnaissance and generate convincing phishing campaigns. Meanwhile, enterprises are deploying AI agents, connecting models to internal data and embedding AI into business-critical
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By Bhardwaj Naik, Chief Executive Officer, Videonetics India’s relationship with video surveillance has historically been defined more by scale than sophistication. Cities, campuses, corporate parks, and public institutions have expanded their camera networks at an unprecedented pace and invested heavily in extensive CCTV infrastructure. Despite this growing density of
