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Detailed stories on technology startups, business and economic current affairs.
The announcement on the shutting down of IoT Core leads many to question Google Cloud’s commitment to its customers.
Editor's note: Last month, Google Cloud announced that it will shut down its IoT Core service, recommending that customers migrate to an “alternative service”. Google said it is working to provide customers with migration options and solution alternatives with a year-long runway before IoT Core is discontinued. The company believes that having partners manage the process for customers is a better way to go. IoT Core, a fully managed service, allows businesses to easily collect, process and analyse data from globally dispersed IoT devices in combination with other Google Cloud services. An IoT, or “internet of things”, device is basically an internet-connected “smart” device. Google has a reputation for moving quickly and ditching products and services that don’t work for the company. So much so that there’s a Google Graveyard website that lists all the products and services that have departed. While such sunsetting of products and services often becomes the subject of memes and even informed mockery on the consumer side of things, the enterprise folks aren’t amused. A lot of commentators on HackerNews, a social news website with a focus …
Delhi High Court takes aim at the search giant’s AdWords model, ruling that keyword bidding on trademarks constitutes infringement.
AI is set to disrupt the sector. While the path ahead looks tough for legacy publishers like S Chand Publishing and Arihant Publications, things don’t look encouraging for others in the industry either.
The Indian mother and baby products retailer has been slow to grow in the two largest markets of the Gulf. What gives?
