In a rapidly changing digital era, technology is not just an enabler of progress—it is the very backbone of innovation, economic growth, and national competitiveness. India, with its thriving startup ecosystem and strong talent pool, is at the forefront of this transformation. However, the question of regulation often raises concerns: how do we strike the […]
The National Semiconductor Technology Symposium (NSTS) officially commenced at VIT-AP University, bringing together leading academicians, researchers, industry experts, and students to discuss the future of semiconductor technologies and their transformative impact on India’s digital economy. The inaugural session witnessed the presence of eminent personalities from academia and industry, who emphasized the pivotal role of semiconductors
Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to push the boundaries of what computers can do—but it comes at a huge cost. Training large AI models requires massive energy consumption and immense computing power. Microsoft’s latest breakthrough could change that equation entirely. The company is experimenting with a light-based computer, a technology that draws inspiration from an 80-year-old
In today’s rapidly changing world, technology is no longer just an additional skill – it is the foundation on which industries, education, and careers are being built. As artificial intelligence, automation, and digital transformation reshape our daily lives, students are being urged to cultivate curiosity and adaptability to thrive in the future. Why Curiosity Matters
In today’s fast-evolving world, technology is transforming every sector, and healthcare is no exception. From advanced diagnostic tools to AI-driven treatment planning, medical technology has undeniably enhanced accuracy, efficiency, and accessibility. Yet, amidst all this progress, the essence of human touch and compassion in healthcare remains irreplaceable. Dr. Sudarshan Ballal, a renowned healthcare leader, rightly
Apple’s much-anticipated “Awe Dropping” event is happening today, September 9, 2025, with big reveals expected—iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Air, 17 Pro, and Pro Max models, alongside Apple Watch Series 11, Watch Ultra 3, AirPods Pro 3, and refreshed Watch SE. Tech lovers are buzzing over rumored features like brighter screens on the Series 11, health
In Varanasi’s Paniyara village, scientists from ICAR-IIVR showcased drone-based spraying systems that can uniformly disperse pesticides, zinc, and nutrients across farmland. These drones complete in minutes what traditionally takes hours, slashing labor costs while enhancing coverage accuracy. This demonstration heralds an agricultural revolution—precision delivery reduces chemical usage, boosts productivity, and mitigates production expenses. With pests
Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to dominate global discussions — from boardrooms to government halls — with promises of innovation, efficiency, and transformation. Yet, one of its pioneers, often referred to as the “Godfather of AI”, has sounded a stark warning: the technology could create massive unemployment while concentrating profits in the hands of a few.
At Semicon India 2025, Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw presented India’s first fully indigenous 32-bit processor, dubbed “Vikram,” along with test chips from four government-approved semiconductor projects. Prime Minister Modi was present for the unveiling, underscoring the country’s advancing hardware capabilities.The “Vikram” microprocessor symbolizes a major technological milestone for India and a step forward in becoming self-reliant
Karnataka has approved 6.17 acres in Hessarghatta, Bengaluru, for the development of “Quantum City” (Q-City), a landmark initiative aimed at fostering innovation in quantum technologies. The project will serve as a hub for research, startups, and academia-industry collaboration.Positioned as a key step for Karnataka to claim leadership in next-generation science, Q-City is expected to propel
