Sujatha Iyer

1 month ago | thestorythailand.com | Sujatha Iyer |Zoho Corp

As Michelle Obama observed, “There is no limit to what we, as women, can accomplish.” Women have made remarkable strides over the past century, leaving their footprints in every sector. The tech industry is no exception, where the contributions of women are not only significant but increasingly visible. The gender imbalance we often see in tech is more a reflection of historical trends that haven’t been fully addressed yet rather than the industry’s true nature.

1 month ago | businesstoday.com.my | Sujatha Iyer

By Sujatha S IyerAs Michelle Obama observed, “There is no limit to what we, as women, can accomplish.” Women have made remarkable strides over the past century, leaving their footprints in every sector. The tech industry is no exception, where the contributions of women are not only significant but increasingly visible.

1 month ago | cfotech.com.au | Sujatha Iyer

Caller ID, Kevlar, circular saws, life rafts, and home security systems. What do they all have in common? Apart from the fact that they are strokes of innovative genius—many of which changed the course of history—they were all invented by women. Despite a history of trailblazing women whose innovations have shaped our modern world—from Ada Lovelace's foundational work in computing to Rosalind Franklin's pivotal contribution to DNA structure—women today remain underrepresented in technology.

Sep 2, 2024 | digitalisationworld.com | Sujatha Iyer

The generative AI boom has seen demand for data centre power soar. Capacity demands had already been increasing rapidly due to the near-universal adoption of cloud-based apps and storage across businesses and for private use cases. Now, advanced AI models have burst into the scene in a similar way, bringing with them a need for unprecedented computing power.

Sep 2, 2024 | msp-channel.com | Sujatha Iyer

The generative AI boom has seen demand for data centre power soar. Capacity demands had already been increasing rapidly due to the near-universal adoption of cloud-based apps and storage across businesses and for private use cases. Now, advanced AI models have burst into the scene in a similar way, bringing with them a need for unprecedented computing power.