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What is driving business for the company in India is domestic consumption, We see more people buying PCs, and more projects to give people access to technology coming from the government, Steve Long, Intels general manager for the Asia Pacific and Japan (APJ), said

Actor-filmmaker Anand Tiwari opens up on working with Madhuri Dixit, his 'guru parents' Naseeruddin Shah and Ratna Pathak Shah.

Palo Alto Networks: We offer 5G-native security — a first-of-its-kind 5G-focused security platform to safeguard these advances. It brings together our expertise in securing networks, clouds and devices to the 5G world, enabling service providers and enterprises to turn 5G networks into highly secure networks.

Rakuten Symphony: "With Open RAN, operators are in control of their networks. They can drive innovation, testing, trialing and deploying new features and services automatically across the entire network," says Narayana.

BW Businessworld recently got in touch with Robert Pizzari, Area Vice President, Security, APAC, Splunk. During the interaction, he revealed how cybersecurity threat landscape may change in 2023, tech trends in cybersecurity and Splunks India focus , , cybersecurity, financial services, cyber threats, cyber-attacks, recession, Automation

“IOCL plans to adopt a multi-pronged strategy and invest multi-billion-dollars to achieve carbon neutrality by 2046”

Banking is at the core of all business since, without money and its movement from one party to another, transactions are incomplete, , banking sector, technological trend, Technological Transformation

Women in our country are working hard to not only provide for their families but also to build a sustainable future for themselves, he said, , Indian Women, labour force, economic growth, HP Singh, Satin CreditCare

Indias nutraceutical market is poised to be a global leader at USD 4-5 billion. Experts and reports suggested that it will grow to approximately USD 18 billion by 2025, he said, , Suresh Garg, india, Small Town

In an exclusive interaction with Business Today, Karnataka's IT minister, C. N. Ashwathnarayan speaks about the central government's data localisation policy and the state's recent ban on gaming companies.