Shraddha Goled

6 days ago | techcircle.in | Shraddha Goled

There have been multiple developments this week on the tech front. From the Microsoft-Yotta partnership to HPE's managed network solutions, here is a list of the most important updates for a quick catch-up:Microsoft-Yotta partnership Microsoft and Yotta Data Services have partnered to accelerate AI adoption among developers, startups, enterprises, and public sector organizations across India.

6 days ago | techcircle.in | Shraddha Goled

Hewlett-Packard Enterprise (HPE) announced its intention to acquire networking services firm Juniper Networks in January 2024 in a $14 billion deal. Since the announcement, the deal has hit several roadblocks. In the most latest update, the US Department of Justice (DOJ) in February sued to block the deal. The department argued that the deal will eliminate competition, resulting in HPE, along with another major player, Cisco, leading the American networking market.

1 week ago | techcircle.in | Shraddha Goled

Customer service provider Hinduja Global Solutions announced the appointment of a new chief executive officer (CEO). The Bengaluru-headquartered company has elevated Venkatesh Korla as the new global CEO from his earlier role of President & CEO of HGS Americas. Korla takes over from Partha DeSarkar, who has now retired from the post. With 25 years of experience as an industry veteran, Korla has expertise in core digital services and tech-enabled customer experience (CX).

1 week ago | techcircle.in | Shraddha Goled

Microsoft and Yotta Data Services have partnered to accelerate AI adoption among developers, startups, enterprises, and public sector organizations across India. Under this partnership, Microsoft will bring its AzureAI services to Shakti Cloud, Yotta's AI cloud platform. The partnership combines Azure AI's advanced models, applications, and development tools with Yotta's AI compute platform.

1 week ago | techcircle.in | Shraddha Goled

Last week, OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, announced support for data residency in India across select offerings, including ChatGPT Enterprise, ChatGPT Edu, and its API platform. The move is aimed at aligning with the region's growing data sovereignty requirements. OpenAI joins a growing list of global technology firms such as AceCloud, Anaplan, and Atlassian, which are offering Indian customers data residency by establishing local data centers or zones within the country.