Sonata Software acquires Australian company GBW

GBW has been amongst the pioneers in the CX domain serving renowned brands globally for nearly 30 years, according to a Sonata Software statement.

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Banking ban on cryptocurrencies considered disproportionate by SC

IAMAI had argued in the SC that the RBI circular was disproportionate. “They (Three-judge bench) have cited the ground of proportionality which is the doctrine that the fundamental right cannot be infringed upon in a disproportionate manner - in other words a measure has to be rationally connected to the ends,” said Jaideep Reddy, lawyer at Nishith Desai Associates.

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One Intel employee in Bengaluru potentially exposed to coronavirus, under quarantine

The company said it is monitoring the coronavirus situation closely and working to ensure that its employees have the information and resources they need to stay safe and informed.

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Infosys sees a billion dollar in the cloud

Infosys held its annual management planning session last week to take stock of its initiatives and plan for the next financial year. A key goal is to ensure that the Bengaluru-headquartered IT services exporter ends the ongoing fiscal year at a fast growth clip, which will set the stage for the next.

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Infosys inks strategic long-term partnership with K+S AG

K+S AG is the worlds largest salt manufacturer and Europe's biggest supplier of potash, according to an Infosys statement. As part of this partnership, Infosys would help K+S become more sustainable by navigating it to the nextgeneration hybrid cloud data centre, the statement said.

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Rs 42,000 crore booster from government for India's local mobile manufacturing

According to a report in the Times of India, the production-linked incentive scheme will benefit high end mobile manufacturers and domestic makers the most. The scheme will help in boosting local production of mobile phones and wean away Indian manufacturers from their dependence on China.

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Huawei to ink deal with OSLabs to negate Google app store challenge

Huawei is building alternatives to Google’s service suite called Google Mobile Services (GMS) since there is uncertainty on the use of GMS on the Chinese firm’s phones following restrictions announced by the US government earlier this year. GMS includes Gmail, You-Tube, Navigation, Google Drive and Maps.

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