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    India needs robust security measures to safeguard wind sector from cyber threats

    India needs robust security measures to protect its national infrastructure from cybersecurity threats due to wind sector component imports, particularly from China, by wind turbine original equipment manufacturers. The report highlights the potential risks associated with cyberattacks on wind turbines, including the compromise of grid operations when managed remotely by owners stationed outside India.

    Dalal & Broacha initiates coverage on Sonanta Software, sees an upside potential of 48%

    Sonata's emphasis on platform-based services, particularly with Microsoft Dynamics, caters to a growing industry demand, boosting revenue through licenses and fueling the company's overall growth.

    Indian software sector earnings will remain modest in Q1: here’s why

    Infosys and LTIMindtree are expected to lead a modest increase in average growth for Indian software service providers in the first quarter of FY25. However, previous top performers, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and HCLTech, may see pressure on profits and margins as they work to reignite growth.

    Strong ER&D demand helps IT buck overall soft hiring trend

    India's $250 billion IT services industry is facing sluggish hiring, but a bright spot is emerging in Engineering, Research & Development (ER&D). Demand for ER&D services is surging, driving a 15% increase in recruitment for these roles. Staffing firms report that tech companies are ramping up ER&D hiring to stay competitive in the global market.

    India can be the great link joining the largest population of developers to AI’s immense possibilities

    India is projected to surpass the US as the largest software developer community by 2027, with the digital economy contributing significantly to its overall economy. AI tools are revolutionizing software development, leading to substantial gains in productivity. The country's focus on early education in programming and the promotion of open-source collaboration are key factors driving this growth.

    Wipro launches Lab45 AI platform to compete on GenAI solutions

    Wipro launched Lab45 AI platform to enhance business functions and industry-specific solutions for customers and employees. The platform has shown productivity gains of up to 30% across industries, according to Subha Tatavarti, Wipro's chief technology officer.

    • New govt to build on past success in tech; more initiatives in offing, says IT Secretary

      NDA set to form government for a third term, IT Secretary S Krishnan discusses tech initiatives. Meity to continue new initiatives, build on past successes.

      Bharti names Sharat Sinha CEO of Airtel Business

      Bharti Airtel appoints Sharat Sinha as CEO of Airtel Business, effective June 3, 2024. Sinha, with extensive global experience from Checkpoint Software Technologies Ltd and other tech giants, aims to bolster Airtel's portfolio in connectivity and adjacent sectors. Both Sinha and Airtel's management express confidence in enhancing customer value and technological innovations.

      How AI made Mark Zuckerberg popular again in Silicon Valley

      Meta's CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, introduced an open-source AI system, challenging closed models like OpenAI. Jeffrey Emanuel, a hacker and AI enthusiast, initially skeptical, was impressed by Meta's move to make the code freely accessible.

      Arm offers new designs, software for AI on smartphones

      Arm Holdings unveiled new chip blueprints and software tools to enhance smartphones for AI tasks, aiming to accelerate adoption with changes in blueprint delivery.

      SanchiConnect, YourNest Venture Capital launch accelerator for deeptech hardware and software startups with Core IP

      The program is open to startups in a wide range of sectors including agritech, adtech, biotech, consumer/retail, energy, martech, manufacturing, and foodtech.

      KKR invests in Healthcare Revenue Solutions provider Infinx

      KKR acquires a significant minority stake in Infinx Services, a leading healthcare revenue cycle solutions provider. With Norwest Venture Partners also participating, the investment aims to accelerate Infinx's growth in the US healthcare market, leveraging KKR's expertise. Infinx's innovative platform serves over 400 healthcare providers, tapping into a $4.3 trillion market.

      UPI’s rural push; India as software IPO destination

      Happy Wednesday! The country’s central bank wants more rural users to log into Unified Payments Interface (UPI). This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.

      PE fund Apax to step up India play with new team

      The Apax strategy is more pivoted toward control deals, given its focus on being able to have a seat on the table to drive changes. It is, however, open to partnering with quality founders and management teams in minority settings "where there's a meeting of minds," Haldea said.

      Happiest Minds makes third acquisition for $8.5 million

      This is the third acquisition for the Bengaluru-based IT services firm in FY25 so far with two acquisitions PureSoftware Technologies and Macmillan Learning India announced in April.

      Inflation-wary Fed may put IT revival on hold

      Indian outsourcing leaders face delayed business revival until FY26 due to US Federal Reserve's high interest rates. The impact on revenue growth and IT firms' strategies could persist, affecting deals and revenue projections in the sector.

      Happiest Minds Tech Q4 Results: Profit jumps 25%, revenues up 10%

      Happiest Minds Tech Q4 Results: For full year, the Bengaluru-headquartered firm’s profit rose 7.5% to Rs 248.39 crore from Rs 230.99 crore in FY23. Revenues increased 13.7% to Rs 1624.66 crore from Rs 1,429.29 crore last year.

      Happiest Minds Tech Q4 profit jumps 25%, revenues up 10%

      Happiest Minds executive chairman Ashok Soota said the company is on track for its longterm vision of $1 billion revenue in FY31, thanks to its new generative AI business unit and two successful acquisitions.

      Happiest Minds to acquire PureSoftware Technologies for Rs 779 crore

      Happiest Minds Technologies Ltd to acquire PureSoftware Technologies for USD 94.5 million, focusing on enhancing domain capabilities in BFSI and healthcare verticals, and expanding global presence in the USA, UK, India, Mexico, Singapore, and Malaysia.

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