Singapore’s A*STAR exploring new energy, AI solutions with Seatrium
Seatrium's latest collaboration with Singapore's A*STAR will combine their strengths to revolutionize the offshore and marine sector, using generative AI along the process.
Seatrium's latest collaboration with Singapore's A*STAR will combine their strengths to revolutionize the offshore and marine sector, using generative AI along the process.
It will take quite some time before India sees the "full-fledged" launch of its CBDC as the RBI insists on a cautious approach to ensure the integrity and stability of the e-rupee.
India’s Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited has decided to use a blockchain-based communication platform after encountering several issues following the new messaging regulations.
The Kerala Development and Innovation Strategic Council (K-DISC), will use the technology to manage the purchase and distribution of a number of goods, including fish, vegetables and milk, among others.
India is utilizing NFTs beyond gaming, leveraging the tokens to improve its ticketing and tourism services, digital art and music, and even incorporating them into religious festivals.
With over 90 projects in various deployment phases, India's public sector is fast emerging as one of the key users of blockchain technology.
The Maharashtra State government has partnered with a startup to facilitate the blockchain-powered educational verification system.
The Arab Index for Artificial Intelligence is the brainchild of the AIJRF that seeks to deepen the region's talent pool in AI while promoting the tech's integration in various sectors.
The Indian government committee studying cryptocurrencies is likely to push for their legalization in its report to the Finance ministry.
Once completed, the system will allow anyone to trace all old and new police records, including First Information Reports (FIRs) and daily reports, online.
Cryptocurrency enthusiasts and entrepreneurs in India anxiously waited to see how the country’s Supreme Court would rule regarding the banking ban that was put into place by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI).
The Reserve Bank of India has told the Supreme Court that cryptocurrencies cannot be recognized due to the country’s existing legal framework.