India releases developer kit for its own chip
Primordial cosmic energy in a Risc V chip
The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras has released the software development kit (SDK) for its open-source Shakti processor.
India investigates Google
Playing monoply
Google appears to have misused its dominant position in India and reduced the ability of device manufacturers to opt for alternate versions of its Android mobile operating system.
India gives up on Silicon Valley
It is not going to be easy for Big Tech in India
Big Tech companies hoping to take advantage of India's huge population are going to find life difficult as the country has had enough of Silicon Valley antics.
Apple and Foxconn to start building iPhones in India
Where no one can afford them
Fruity cargo cult Apple will begin assembling its top end iPhones in India through the local unit of Foxconn as early as 2019.
Indians restrict US e-commerce outfits
No affiliated companies or special discounts
US e-commerce giants have been banned by the Indian government from selling products supplied by affiliated companies on their Indian shopping sites and from offering their customers special discounts or exclusive products
Apple losing India
Sales fall by a quarter
Apple’s iPhone sales are set to dip by around a quarter in India’s holiday season fourth quarter, putting them on course for the first full year fall in four years.
Apple experiencing hard times in India
And it will not reduce its prices
After Apple failed to make a significant dent in China, it looked to the more populous India to make up the cash. However there are indications that all is not well in the ancient land.
Google faces Indian mutiny
Google to appeal Indian antitrust ruling
Google has said an Indian antitrust ruling that found it was guilty of search bias could cause “irreparable” harm and reputational loss to the company.
India invented the internet thousands of years ago
Government minister touts ancient Indian engineering feat
Ancient Indians invented the internet thousands of years ago, according to an Indian government minister.
Xiaomi wants global smartphone component makers to set up Indian base
Likely to bring $2.5 billion investment
Xiaomi said it wants its global smartphone component makers to set up base in India, in what is likely to bring as much as $2.5 billion of investment to the South Asian nation while also creating up to 50,000 jobs.