Boycott China: Xiaomi more Indian than local handset companies, says India MD

Jain said non-Chinese foreign rivals including one ‘US company’ imports all of their phones from China and local Indian brands only relabel and sell in India.

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No China, PLA stake: Huawei

The company's statement comes a day after reports that Chinese companies with links to the Chinese state or army might be barred in India.

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Wipro receives multi-year deal from Germany-based energy company

The Bengaluru-headquartered tech services major said it would transform E.ON’s legacy data centre operations to hybrid cloud model by leveraging its BoundaryLess Enterprise framework and Wipro HOLMES, an artificial intelligence and automation platform.

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US visa suspension likely to boost demand for offshoring, captives

Indian technology majors such as Tata Consulting Services, Infosys, Wipro, Tech Mahindra and HCL Technologies are already seeing a steady rise in offshoring business as Covid-19 pandemic has renewed trust on the offshore delivery model for critical services.

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Chennai records highest number of cyberattacks in India in Q4: K7 Computing

Among Tier-I cities, Chennai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad and Kolkata recorded the highest rate of infections, while among the Tier-II cities, Patna registered the highest infection rate at 38% followed by Guwahati, Jammu and Bhubaneswar.

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Tech Mahindra, Lucideus to partner on cyber risk assessment

Post the assessment, all the participating companies will receive a personalised report that will rate and score them on their present cyber risk posture and the probability of a breach occurring in the next 12 months, the statement added.

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H-1B visa suspension will not have much impact on Indian technology companies: Analysts

Analysts foresee a case for more offshoring of work in the sector in the next few months, given the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and continuing travel restrictions.

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