Tech
iPhone 17 “Made in India” Milestone: Why Apple’s Latest Launch is a Historic Manufacturing Shift
By Santosh Sinha | Tech & Manufacturing Desk Date: November 29, 2025 Bengaluru/Chennai: For over a decade, the words “Designed in California, Assembled in China” were etched onto the back of every iPhone. In late
The Cybersecurity CoE Mandate: Why Global Firms Are Rushing to Build “Risk Command Centers” in India
By Santosh Sinha | Risk & Cybersecurity Desk Date: November 29, 2025 Bengaluru: The alarm bells are ringing in boardrooms across New York and London, and the solution is being engineered in Bengaluru and Hyderabad.
Niche Hiring Surges: Why “Super-Specialists” Are Replacing Generalist Tech Roles in Late 2025
By Santosh Sinha | Careers & Tech Desk Date: November 29, 2025 Bengaluru: For two decades, the Indian IT growth story was defined by “Mass Recruitment”-the annual ritual where tech giants hired thousands of fresh
58% of GCCs Adopt “Agentic AI”: The Massive Pivot to Autonomous Execution
By Santosh Sinha | Tech & GCC Desk Date: November 28, 2025 Bengaluru: The era of “experimenting” with AI is officially over. According to the newly released EY India GCC Pulse Survey 2025, India’s Global
GenAI 2.0: Why Indian Startups Are Pivoting from “Chatbots” to “B2B Agents”
By Santosh Sinha | Tech & SaaS Desk | Date: November 28, 2025 Bengaluru: If 2024 was the year of the “wrapper” (startups wrapping GPT-4 for consumer chats), late 2025 is the year of the
The Rise of “Clean-Tech” Unicorns: Why 2025 is the Year of Green Capital
By The Neo Nation Bureau | Sustainability & VC Desk Date: November 28, 2025 Bengaluru: For the last decade, the term “Unicorn” in India conjured images of food delivery apps, fintech wallets, and e-commerce giants.
Goa’s “Seed Fund” Reviews 26 New Deep-Tech Startups: The “Creative Capital” Shift
By Santosh Sinha | Innovation & Policy Desk Date: November 28, 2025 Panaji: For decades, Goa’s economic narrative has been dominated by sun, sand, and tourism. But in late November 2025, a quiet revolution took