Manufacturing for both local and global markets

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The manufacturing industry can play a significant role in the vision of making India self reliant or ‘Atma Nirbhar Bharat’. This can happen if manufacturing units raise the bar of production and make products for both the local and global markets.  The pandemic has nudged us from the familiar world of the physical to that … Read more

Harness biotechnology for society’s betterment

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Karnataka is India’s biotechnology capital and plans to be a key player in the sector’s growth.  The state contributes to one third of India’s biotech economy and aims to garner a 50 per cent market share of the national biotech economy target of $100bn by 2025. The Government of Karnataka (GoK) is one of the … Read more

Ineos and Hyundai to partner on hydrogen production

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Chemicals giant Ineos has partnered with Korean automaker Hyundai to establish a “hydrogen value chain” in Europe.  Under their memorandum of understanding, the companies have committed to “explore new opportunities” to accelerate the hydrogen economy, investigate opportunities for the production and supply of hydrogen and for the global deployment of hydrogen technologies. They will also … Read more

Kali Linux Tools for Hacking and Penetration Testing

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1. Nmap Nmap or “Network Mapper” is one of the most popular tools on Kali Linux for information gathering. In other words, to get insights about the host, its IP address, OS detection, and similar network security. 2. Lynis Lynis is a powerful tool for security auditing, compliance testing, and system hardening. Of course, you can also … Read more

the new microprocessors powering AI

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Artificial intelligence is appearing everywhere, but normal CPUs are not efficient platforms for the technology. Efficiency will only come with a new breed of microprocessors that are engineered specifically for the AI workload of the 2020s.  The growing use of artificial intelligence (AI) is upscaling many standard types of IT workload as well as powering … Read more

AI and satellite data used to build British air pollution map

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Researchers from London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine have led a study using AI and remote-sensing satellite technologies to produce the most detailed nationwide map of air pollution.  The novel method offers an impressive level of detail, with daily measurements provided in a 1x1km grid across Britain. This could transform understanding of the health … Read more