Elon Musk’s satellite internet venture, Starlink, is making significant strides toward launching operations in India by laying the groundwork for terrestrial infrastructure. The company has begun discussions with key players across the data, telecom, and fiber sectors to build the ecosystem necessary for satellite connectivity. Among those in talks are...
NVIDIA works to support AI in India
Santa Clara-based NVIDIA and Mumbai-based Reliance Industries announced a collaboration to develop India’s own foundation large language model trained on the nation’s diverse languages and tailored for generative AI applications. The companies will also work together to build an AI infrastructure that is “over an order of magnitude more powerful...
India’s Tata Communications Acquires The Switch Enterprises of NY
Mumbai-headquartered Tata Communications, a global digital ecosystem enabler, announced the acquisition of The Switch Enterprises LLC., based in New York, through its wholly owned international subsidiary Tata Communications (Netherlands) B.V. The Switch is a global end-to-end live video production and transmission services provider with reach to top tier sporting venues...
Tampa's Syniverse, India's Tata Communications Team Up
Tampa, FL-based technology and business services provider Syniverse and Mumbai, India-headquartered Tata Communications will create the first fully-managed, end-to-end IPX network interconnection partnership where both companies will leverage each other’s IPX networks to expand the collective reach of directly connected global mobile service providers. The partnership is backed by their...
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 ...
India’s TeamIndus Contends for $20-Million Lunar XPrize
Limiting state investment to 10%, Google’s Lunar XPrize aims to encourage private investment in space technology and development of low-cost systems for space exploration. Bangalore-based startup TeamIndus, the only Indian team in the Google Lunar XPRIZE competition, is building a privately funded Spacecraft capable of soft landing on the Moon by...