Japan’s new norms may not hurt Indian IT

Japan has restricted foreign ownership in its information and communication sector effective August 1.

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YouTube to ban 'hateful,' 'supremacist' videos

The announcement by the Google-owned video-sharing platform was the latest of a series of industry moves to filter out hateful and violent content.

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No compromise on quality of service, Huawei tells customers

Huawei, recently reassured consumers that they would not be victims of this global tussle and will continue to receive gadgets and software updates in a timely manner.

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Wipro to acquire US-based ITI for USD 45 million

International TechneGroup Incorporated (ITI) provides Computer Aided Design and Product Lifecycle Management interoperability software services.

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Tech Mahindra to reduce greenhouse gas emissions

Tech Mahindra aims to leverage technology enabled green solutions and is actively engaged in various Smart cities project to undertake a modernization drive.

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Google Maps to now get live updates for bus, train rides

These "India-first features" will allow users plan public transport trips quickly and easily, Google said in a statement.

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'1.19 Lakh village blocks connected via BharatNet- I'

Sarvesh Singh, chairman of Bharat Broadband Network, said focus was on infrastructure expansion and attributed delay to several issues such as right-of-way challenges, including forest areas.

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