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Telecom department launches a Shark Tank-style funding initiative to boost startups, focusing on next-gen technologies. Acting as a liaison, the DoT connects startups with venture capitalists (VCs), aiming to foster domestic tech giants. 25 startups, spanning quantum communication, 5G AI drones, cybersecurity, and IoT, pitched to 13 VCs from India, UK, and Uganda. Advanced funding discussions are underway, signaling potential growth opportunities for selected firms. The governments efforts align...

Department Of Telecommunications: At a recent meeting, around 25 startups in the field of quantum communications, 5G-enabled AI drones, satellite-based navigation system, cyber security and IoT pitched their ideas to 13 VCs from India, UK and Uganda.

The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) has firmed up its vision for 2047 and policies will be framed to meet the following targets it has set, according to people in the know. The government has been formulating policies to achieve its objectives for 2047.

Dr. Paivi Rasanen and Bishop Juhana Pohjola of the Evangelical Lutheran Mission Diocese of Finland, face ongoing “spiritual persecution.”

An interfaith coalition has offered prayers of solidarity to two evangelical Christians facing their third trial for declaring that homosexuality violates the Bible, a position prosecutors call “war crimes and crimes against humanity.”

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Heriot-Watt University has taken its first major step towards creating a ‘space cluster’ at its Edinburgh campus

OpenRAN: The agreement came during Mittal’s visit to the United States starting January 12, 2024, addressing critical aspects of “Indias technological prowess and global collaboration”, the ministry said.

The Secretary of the Department of Telecommunications embarked on a transformative visit to the United States starting from 12th January 2024, addressing critical aspects of India's technological prowess and global collaboration. The highlights of th

The UK is set to lead the first international quantum technology committee focused on developing new best practice standards to drive the development of quantum-enabled technology across society.