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| Why the US and the world are turning hostile to Indian workers NEW DELHI: Increasingly, the world wants to shut the door on Indian professionals, especially the tech workers, who want to work in foreign countries. From today, the US has tightened the process to award H1-B visas. Given to highly skilled professionals to work in the US, the H1-B visas fuelled the ...
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| Desi startups, Microsoft is eyeing you MUMBAI: Global tech major Microsoft is looking at investing in Indian tech startups through its venture funding arm, a senior official has said. ... a hub for its research and development, and engineering activities, and also as a market for its products, and has 11 offices in the country now employing 8,000.
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| Wengie to RackaRacka: navigating the world of Australia's YouTube superstars The international phenomenon of teen YouTube stars is, by now, well-trodden ground – but who are the young YouTube superstars in Australia, and what are they peddling? It happens to us all: one day, we wake up and realise that we're no longer at the crest of the internet wave. For some of us, this ...
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| World's cleanest petrol, diesel now in Delhi But now the government plans to switch over directly from BS-IV to BS-VI auto fuels. Oil refineries had previously upgraded technology and invested over Rs 55,000 crore for production and supply of BS-III/IV fuels. Oil refineries will need to invest Rs 30,000 crore in upgrading petrol and diesel quality to ... Euro-VI rollout: Delhi gets world's cleanest petrol, diesel to combat air pollution - Hindustan Times
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| Microsoft Ventures keen on investing in Desi startups MUMBAI; Global tech major Microsoft is looking at investing in Indian tech startups through its venture funding arm, a senior official has said. "Microsoft Ventures ... Microsoft Ventures invests at an early-stage in start-ups and currently has offices in London, New York, San Francisco, Seattle and Tel Aviv.
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| Why Entrepreneur-Investors Should Jump on the Smart Revolution -- Like, Now In 2014, there were one million smart devices sold around the world. IHS Technology predicted that 233 million smart devices sold globally in 2020, which means 470 million connected devices will be live. While "complicit" is the 2017 Word of the Year, according to Dictionary.com, a likely contender for ...
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| We're not ready for driverless technology In an ideal world, driverless cars would save lives. In reality, car companies are currently pushing autonomous vehicles on consumers that don't want them, and the government is looking to dissolve safeguards that would protect users of the road while this technology develops. Driverless technology ...
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| Round-the-World Sailing Competition Uses Technology To Measure Ocean Plastic In the current Volvo Ocean Race, seven teams are sailing around the world, racing 45,000 nautical miles in one of the most grueling sporting events on Earth. But the eight-month race — which traverses four oceans and stops in 12 cities — isn't just about spanning the globe. It's about protecting it.
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| Colotraq Rides the Blockchain Train PRESS RELEASE — April 2, 2018 — COLOTRAQ, the foremost global sourcing advisory firm and master agency for data center infrastructure services, announces it can now provide its clients and indirect channel partners world-class blockchain and distributed ledger technology (DLT) solutions.
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| [EDITORIAL]#AnimatED: Dear Facebook, it's truly complicated On a broader scale, what is happening to Facebook impacts the entire data business model on which many companies are founded, and the entire technology industry that now controls the global economy and dominates the world market. If you think this is all going to go away soon and does not have ...
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