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Semiconductors Ecosystem: "It has been 19 months since we set the ball rolling in the semiconductor ecosystem. There was a lack of political vision, strategies and there were incompetencies and missed opportunities for decades. This has held India back from semiconductors. Today, we can achieve in the coming techade what some neighbouring nations took 30 years and USD 200 billion and still failed to achieve," MoS Chandrasekhar said.

Odisha for AI is a free 4-hour course on AI by Intel on its app/site. It will be open to all for free in Bhubaneswar, Cuttack, and Puri and will be open to all in Odisha, , odisha, government, naveen patnaik

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Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik launched the Odisha for Artificial Intelligence and Artificial Intelligence for Youth initiatives on Monday in the stat

Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik launched the Odisha for Artificial Intelligence and Artificial Intelligence for Youth initiatives on Monday in the state capital.

Kochi: Kerala Startup Mission (KSUM) has been recognized as the worlds leading business incubator in public sector at the 2021-22 World Incubation Summit of UBI Global held in Belgium. State Electronics and IT Secretary Dr Rathan U Kelkar, along with

With so many recent developments in silicon-based optoelectronics and fiber optic systems, it seems silicon will be the element not just associated with the technological developments of the past, but also those of the future.

Digital intermediaries will have to go for deep behavioural changes post the implementation of the Digital Personal Data Data Protection Bill:MoS IT

A newly developed graphene-based field effect transistor aims to further advance current technology by expanding its use to include effective operation in wet environments.

Having welcomed the DPDP Bill, industry and legal experts demand more clarity on the provisions concerning cross-border data processing