A parliamentary committee is finally done reviewing the bill. And the changes—so large and many—are everything India’s tech industry didn’t want.
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A blatant rip-off of a popular browser ended up winning Rs 75 lakh in a competition for indigenously developed web browsers.
The country’s iron-fisted attitude to antitrust issues surrounding Big Tech’s use of generative artificial intelligence could have wide-ranging implications.
The American silicon giant has delivered abysmal financial results and is lagging behind the competition. In such a scenario, all buzz is good buzz.