Camarillo, CA-based Semtech, the analog and mixed signal semiconductor developer, said that it had signed up a second customer in India: Haryana, India-based Ahoy Systems, an electronic design house and OEM for several smart city devices. Ahoy Systems will use Semtech’s LoRa devices and wireless radio frequency technology in its smart street-lighting products....
Arrow Electronics to Acquire India-Based eInfochips
Centennial CO-headquartered Arrow Electronics entered into a definitive agreement to acquire product engineering and software R&D services company eInfochips Ltd, headquartered both in Ahmedabad, India and San Jose, California. After the acquisition, which is likely to close this month, eInfochips will act as a fully-owned subsidiary of Arrow Electronics. Pratul...
India's Telecom Regulator Strongly Backs Net Neutrality
TRAI, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India, published recommendations backing net neutrality, supporting equal internet access for all. If the recommendations are accepted by the communications ministry, India will be ahead of the curve in internet rights. Given the overwhelming public support for net neutrality, the government is expected to...
Some of IBM's Biggest Successes Developed in India
New York-based IBM, runs four parallel research organizations: IBM Software Labs, IBM Research Labs, IBM Global Technology Services Labs and IBM Hardware Labs. All the four are present in Bangalore, India. The Global Technology Services (GTS), the most recent of these labs, was set up in November 2016, and is...
Panasonic Announces its First India Innovation Center
Osaka, Japan-based Panasonic will jointly work with India's Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) at its Center of Excellence - a part of the India Innovation Center - that it set up at TCS's campus in Bangalore. Both companies will drive innovation and create new business opportunities in the Internet of Things...
Semtech Partners with Tata Communications
Camarillo, California-based Semtech Corporation has teamed up with Tata Communications to launch India’s first applications center to facilitate LoRa, or long range networks, technology in Mumbai. The Economic Times reports a joint statement by the two companies which said that this center will allow enterprise customers and Internet of Things ...