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Is Guardio legit, or just another cybersecurity brand cashing in on tech buzzwords?

Leon Okun on Building Practical Self-Custody Infrastructure for Enterprise Crypto Use.

: India's crypto players may have to consider a quick shift towards institution-grade security and custody to align with tightened norms and scrutiny.

All major quick commerce platforms are likely to drop 10-minute moniker from their platforms.

To maintain its momentum and long-term sustainability, Acer continues to push for innovation in existing businesses, eco-conscious designs and solutions, while expanding multiple business engines.

MeitY says it is conducting routine stakeholder consultations on safety and security requirements, with continuous engagement with industry on security standards.

The year 2026 will be remembered not for the arrival of new technologies, but for the moment enterprises learned to think, collaborate, and evolve autonomously.

The memory market dynamics has entered a 'Hyper-Bull' phase, with current conditions eclipsing the historic 2018 peak.

AI in Bharat's FinTech sector is becoming far more intuitive and deeply personal. The next phase of growth will be shaped by platforms that understand people in their own languages and reflect the rhythms of everyday financial life.

India's efforts to simplify security testing, extend the Pro Tem Certification Scheme, and others could boost indigenous telecom equipment manufacturing.

Instead of generating generic error flags, the platform delves deeply into payroll data, examining past cycles to identify missing information, duplicate entries, or unexpected variances.

CES 2026 shows a significant shift in personal technology towards deep, contextual AI integration.

The investor conversation around it has matured, with the focus no longer on whether a startup uses AI, but on whether it shapes how the business operates.

Semiconductor chip design is the main value driver, contributing up to 50 per cent of the value addition.

The CES 2026 showcase highlights the future of tech with major announcements in AI, next-generation chips, and more.

India is seeking more accountability from businesses and is quite stringent about complacency stemming from digital hoarding, unvetted vendor access, and slow breach reporting responses.

AI-driven cyberattacks drive enterprises toward stronger, data-centric cybersecurity measures for 2026 against generative AI and cloud threats.

In 2025, we saw technology shifting towards Agentic AI, crypto space getting bigger, and an all-round push for self-dependence in tech in India.

India's AI landscape is poised for hypergrowth in 2026, transitioning from a phase of experimentation to one of foundational infrastructure.

The sector is being defined by less speculative model-building and more by deployment, defensibility, and real-world integration.

Apart from accommodating AI-led consumption demands, the government aims to position India as a global data centre hub.

Indian businesses, specifically MSMEs, can benefit from what appears to be a very effective tool against financial fraud and cybercrimes.

The smart eyewear market in India is emerging with a dual focus on consumer/content and significant enterprise adoption, with Lenskart and Reliance Jio preparing to launch AI-powered, India-centric smart glasses.

The GPT Store flips the script for traditional dev shops, shifting from people-based billing to outcome-based models.

Jio Platforms filed 1,037 international patents in 2024-25 fiscal year followed by TVS Motor Co (238), CSIR (70), IIT Madras (44), Ola Electric Mobility (31) and others.

Achieving self sufficiency in memory chips is a five-ten-plus years journey for India as its strength lies in the massive consumption power and growing role as a global assembly hub