India is predicted to have 530 million smartphone users by next year, the second-most globally, but the overall proportion of smartphone users is predicted to remain below half of the total population.
Intel India have trained 9,500 workers in AI over the last six months, and plan to add at least another 5,000 more, to bolster home-grown innovation potential, amid economic and tech sector downturns.
Statistics are showing that a pervasive spirit of entrepreneurship and mobility in India continues to drive growth in the third largest startup economy in the world after the US and the UK.
Mumbai, Bangalore and Delhi are flagships cities for Indian tech and entrepreneurship. However, with a collective population of 31.4 million, competition is not only over-skilled workers, but also workspace.
The successful startup accelerator Techstars has announced its plans to hit the rapidly growing Indian startup scene.
Failures at an early stage: A popular saying goes like this- “Failure is the stepping stones to success”. However, this saying works only for those who are willing to learn from their mistakes and never let their fear of failure […]
