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  • A State Led Push Into Quantum Research Advances With Amaravati Quantum Valley

    Shri N Chandrababu Naidu, Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, and Shri Jitendra Singh, Union Minister of State for Science and Technology, will attend the foundation ceremony of the Amaravati Quantum Valley initiative.

    Amaravati, February 6, 2026: Andhra Pradesh is set to move into an execution phase in advanced science infrastructure with the foundation ceremony of the Amaravati Quantum Valley, an initiative aimed at building an integrated ecosystem for quantum research, talent development, and industry collaboration.
    The initiative is being driven by the Government of Andhra Pradesh in alignment with national priorities in science and technology. The foundation ceremony will be attended by N. Chandrababu Naidu and Jitendra Singh, along with Nara Lokesh, senior government officials, scientists, academic leaders, and representatives from India’s technology sector.

    The programme will feature a series of formal launches and collaborative announcements reflecting coordination between government, academia, and industry. These include the unveiling of the Amaravati Quantum Valley identity, the announcement of prize awards linked to innovation initiatives, and the launch of quantum cloud services in collaboration with IBM and Tata Consultancy Services.
    Several institutional collaborations are scheduled to be formalised during the ceremony. These include the establishment of an IBM and TCS Quantum Innovation Center, a Quantum Talent Hub, and a Quantum Reference Facility led by SRM University. In addition, a quantum safe application developed by QClairvoyance Quantum Labs will be launched, alongside the signing of memorandums of understanding with nine technology companies, indicating growing private sector participation.

    The event will also highlight talent development and entrepreneurship. Dignitaries will interact with students participating in the Amaravati Quantum Valley hackathon programme and engage with early stage startups operating from Medha Towers, underlining the initiative’s focus on skills, research capacity, and enterprise creation.
    Senior leaders from the national science and technology ecosystem are expected to be present, including Abhay Karandikar, Ajay Kumar Sood, V. Kamakoti, Harrick Vin, and Amith Singhee.

    By anchoring quantum research infrastructure within a state level policy framework, the Amaravati Quantum Valley seeks to contribute to India’s long term scientific capacity while strengthening collaboration between government, academia, and industry.
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  • From experimentation to execution, AI strategy enters a more measured phase at Capgemini

    Pascal Brier, Chief Innovation Officer and Member of the Group Executive Committee at Capgemini, explains why governance and leadership readiness now matter more than speed

    Mumbai, 16 January 2026: After several years of experimentation and rapid pilots, organisations are entering a more deliberate phase of artificial intelligence adoption, according to new research released by Capgemini. The findings point to a clear shift away from short-term AI hype towards long-term value creation anchored in governance, skills, accountability, and leadership readiness.
    The research, published by the Capgemini Research Institute, indicates that AI is no longer viewed as a peripheral productivity tool but as a core component of enterprise strategy. A growing number of organisations have moved generative AI use cases into live operations, while many are also exploring agent-based AI systems. Business leaders increasingly believe that failing to scale AI at pace with competitors could lead to missed strategic opportunities.

    At the same time, how organisations define AI success is evolving. Productivity and cost reduction are no longer the sole benchmarks. Measures now extend to revenue growth, customer experience, risk management, compliance, and knowledge management. This broader view reflects a more mature understanding of AI’s role in enterprise decision making.
    Commenting on the shift, Pascal Brier, Chief Innovation Officer and Member of the Group Executive Committee at Capgemini, said organisations have entered a more pragmatic era of AI-driven transformation. He noted that the focus has moved to embedding AI across the enterprise rather than pursuing isolated experiments, with strong foundations in data, governance, and leadership emerging as critical enablers.

    The research also highlights that organisations are becoming more selective in their AI investments. Many leaders report pausing lower-value initiatives in favour of projects with clearer outcomes. On average, organisations expect to increase AI spending in 2026, directing funds toward infrastructure, data readiness, governance frameworks, and workforce upskilling to support sustainable adoption.
    Alongside operational deployment, AI is beginning to influence executive decision making. A separate Capgemini Research Institute study finds that more than half of CXOs already use AI to support strategic decisions, primarily for research, analysis, and documentation. Over the next few years, leaders expect AI to play a larger role in challenging assumptions and augmenting strategic thinking, while still remaining an input rather than a replacement for human judgement.

    Despite growing adoption, trust remains a key concern. Many senior leaders cite legal, security, and explainability risks as barriers to deeper reliance on AI for executive decisions. Clear governance and accountability frameworks are therefore seen as essential to increasing confidence and ensuring responsible use.
    As enterprises look ahead to 2026, the research suggests that success with AI will depend less on speed and experimentation, and more on how effectively organisations align technology with leadership, governance, and long-term business objectives.
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  • From policy labs to field deployment, Matrix Geo Solutions formalises delivery role with DRIIV Foundation

    Rahul Jain and Prof. Ambuj D. Sagar discuss how the collaboration bridges scientific research and on ground implementation

    Matrix Geo Solutions Limited has entered a formal delivery framework with DRIIV Foundation to support the execution of government backed science and technology programmes, marking a shift from research stage development to structured field implementation across drone, geospatial, and spatial analytics projects.
    The Memorandum of Understanding establishes DRIIV Foundation as the programme management and implementation anchor, while Matrix Geo Solutions will be responsible for on ground execution, technology deployment, and operational delivery. The arrangement is designed to support national and state level initiatives involving public agencies and institutional stakeholders.

    The scope of work under the framework includes drone and UAV based surveys, LiDAR mapping, three dimensional digital twins, GeoAI driven spatial analytics, satellite data applications, cloud based GIS platforms, and collaborative research and capacity building initiatives. The structure allows research outputs and pilot concepts to be tested through demonstrations and then converted into defined and executable projects.
    Rahul Jain, Managing Director at Matrix Geo Solutions, said the collaboration strengthens the pathway from scientific research to practical deployment. He noted that combining DRIIV Foundation’s policy and institutional ecosystem with Matrix Geo’s execution capabilities enables technology driven solutions to be applied across sectors such as water management, infrastructure planning, environmental monitoring, and governance systems.

    Prof. Ambuj D. Sagar, Chief Executive Officer at DRIIV Foundation, said the MoU supports the foundation’s mandate of translating advanced research into solutions that can be implemented at scale. He stated that Matrix Geo’s experience in drone operations, geospatial engineering, and infrastructure projects adds delivery depth to government aligned science and technology programmes.
    The framework also includes provisions for pilot projects, training initiatives, and workforce development in drone and geospatial technologies. Both organisations confirmed that discussions are underway to identify initial pilots that can move into formal project execution.

    The agreement is valid for five years and is intended to support sustained collaboration across national missions, state programmes, and public sector initiatives, with a focus on strengthening technology led planning and implementation capacity.

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  • Technip Energies secures key engineering mandates in BPCL’s refinery upgrade plans

    Davendra Kumar outlines the scope and significance of new contracts at the Bina and Mumbai refineries in India

    India’s downstream energy infrastructure is entering a phase of higher complexity and scale, and Technip Energies has strengthened its role in this transition through two major contracts awarded by Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited. The mandates cover key expansion and upgrade projects at BPCL’s Bina refinery in Madhya Pradesh and Mumbai refinery in Maharashtra.
    At the Bina refinery, Technip Energies has been entrusted with Engineering, Procurement, Construction and Commissioning services for new polypropylene and Butene-1 units. These units will add production capacity of 550 kilotons per annum of polypropylene and 50 kilotons per annum of Butene-1, both critical inputs for downstream industries such as packaging, piping, and automotive manufacturing. The project forms part of BPCL’s larger Bina Petrochemical and Refinery Expansion initiative, which includes increasing refining capacity alongside the development of new petrochemical infrastructure.

    The second contract relates to BPCL’s Mumbai refinery, where Technip Energies will provide Engineering, Procurement and Construction management services for a 3 million metric tons per annum Petro Resid Fluidized Catalytic Cracker unit. This facility will be India’s first PRFCC unit, designed to convert heavy refinery residues into lighter, higher-value products. The scope also includes associated auxiliary units, offsites, and utilities, reflecting the technical depth and integration required for residue upgradation projects.
    Together, the two contracts represent a large award for Technip Energies, with combined revenue estimated between €250 million and €500 million. The projects were recorded in the company’s Project Delivery and Technology, Products and Services segments during the fourth quarter of 2025.

    Commenting on the awards, Davendra Kumar, Managing Director of Technip Energies India, said the projects reflect BPCL’s confidence in the company’s engineering capabilities and execution strength. He noted that supporting development plans at both the Bina and Mumbai sites aligns with Technip Energies’ long-standing commitment to India’s energy infrastructure and industrial growth.
    The contracts also reinforce a collaboration that spans more than two decades between Technip Energies and BPCL. With over 50 years of operational experience in India and a strong local presence across Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Ahmedabad, and Dahej, Technip Energies continues to position itself as a partner of choice for large-scale and technically complex energy projects.

    As India seeks to enhance refining efficiency, increase petrochemical output, and maximise value from heavier feedstocks, projects such as these highlight the growing importance of advanced engineering, integration capability, and long-term execution expertise in shaping the country’s downstream energy landscape.
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  • SafeCredits positions credit intelligence as a core operating layer for enterprises

    Founder and CEO Mannuri Vamshi Krishna explains how the platform brings credit risk, distributor performance, and collections into a single decision system

    As Indian enterprises scale across increasingly complex distributor and dealer ecosystems, credit risk is no longer a back office concern limited to finance teams. It has become a core business decision that directly affects growth, cash flows, and supply chain stability. SafeCredits is positioning itself at this intersection, offering a unified platform that treats credit intelligence as an operational layer rather than a reactive control mechanism.
    Launched at TiE Sangat 2026 in Hyderabad, the platform brings together corporate credit risk management, distributor performance tracking, and collections workflows within a single AI driven system. The launch, held in the presence of TiE Global founder Kanwal Rekhi, marked a milestone in SafeCredits’ effort to formalise credit governance across Indian supply chains.

    Built for large enterprises and fast growing SMEs, SafeCredits addresses a persistent challenge across sectors such as pharmaceuticals, FMCG, manufacturing, automotive, electronics, and B2B trade. Many of these industries rely heavily on trust based trade credit, fragmented distributor data, and manual follow ups, creating blind spots that often surface only when defaults occur. SafeCredits aims to close this gap by offering continuous visibility into credit health and distributor behaviour.
    At the heart of the platform is an AI driven credit intelligence engine that combines verified business profiling, automated KYC and business verification, creditworthiness assessment, and dynamic credit limit recommendations. These insights are continuously updated through real time monitoring of payment patterns and distributor performance, allowing enterprises to spot early warning signals before risks escalate.

    What differentiates the platform is its role based design. Sales, finance, credit, and collections teams access the same underlying data through interfaces tailored to their daily workflows. A personalised AI assistant functions as a virtual partner, guiding users on where to extend credit, when to tighten exposure, and how to prioritise follow ups. This approach shifts credit decisions from static rules to adaptive, context aware actions.
    Collections and receivables management are also embedded into the system. SafeCredits offers AI powered payment follow up bots, automated reminders, IVR calls, and structured escalation workflows designed to reduce days sales outstanding without relying on ad hoc manual interventions. Backend analytics track engagement and outcomes, enabling organisations to measure what actions actually improve recoveries.

    The platform’s origins are rooted in lived operational experience. Founder and CEO Mannuri Vamshi Krishna previously built Medvolant, a pharma procurement platform, followed by MedScore, a pharma focused credit intelligence product with a behaviour based scoring mechanism. As adoption grew, the team recognised that delayed payments and credit uncertainty were not sector specific issues but structural challenges across distribution led businesses. This insight led to the creation of SafeCredits as a sector agnostic platform.
    Currently working with more than 400 vendors and over 150 hospitals, SafeCredits is expanding beyond healthcare into FMCG, manufacturing, industrial supplies, logistics, and other B2B ecosystems. The platform is designed for rapid deployment, integrating with existing ERP systems in minutes rather than weeks, while eliminating paperwork and manual reconciliations.
    The company has raised ₹1.3 crore in funding, including support under the Samridh 2.0 programme by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology through the IIM Udaipur Incubation Centre. With this backing, SafeCredits is now seeking strategic partnerships with corporates, banks, NBFCs, ERP providers, and industry bodies to push credit intelligence closer to becoming a standard operating layer across India’s supply chains.
    As enterprises look to grow without exposing themselves to unchecked risk, platforms like SafeCredits reflect a broader shift in how credit is viewed not as a constraint on expansion, but as a structured enabler of sustainable business growth.
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  • How Troop Messenger is weaving AI into everyday enterprise conversations 

    With AI Smart Responses and Instant File Summaries now live across mobile, desktop, and web, founder and CEO Sudhir Naidu outlines how the platform is reducing response time and document friction for enterprise and government teams while keeping data control intact

    As enterprises look to integrate artificial intelligence into daily workflows, the question is no longer about novelty, but about control. Troop Messenger, a secure internal messaging and collaboration platform, has begun embedding AI directly into routine team conversations, focusing on speed and clarity without shifting users outside enterprise boundaries.
    The latest update introduces two AI-driven capabilities: AI Smart Responses and Instant File Summaries. Both are designed to operate within the chat interface itself, addressing two common friction points in enterprise communication, delayed responses and time spent opening and reviewing shared documents. The features are available across Android, iOS, desktop, and web versions of the platform.

    AI Smart Responses appear contextually within conversations, offering suggested replies based on incoming messages. The prompts are optional and editable, allowing users to respond faster when needed while retaining full control over what is sent. The intent, according to the company, is not automation for its own sake, but assistance that reduces routine effort without changing how teams communicate.
    Instant File Summaries address another frequent bottleneck. When documents are shared in chat, users can view concise summaries directly within the conversation, without opening the file. The summaries extract key points and provide enough context for teams to understand relevance quickly, particularly useful for reports, proposals, and technical notes exchanged in fast-moving environments.

    Both features have been built with enterprise governance in mind. They can be enabled or disabled based on organisational policies, and operate entirely within Troop Messenger’s secure infrastructure. Files remain protected within the platform, with no external processing that could compromise data sovereignty.
    In a market dominated by platforms such as Microsoft Teams and Slack, Troop Messenger is positioning itself differently. Rather than layering AI as a separate workflow, the platform is moving toward what it describes as an agentic, AI-native collaboration model, where automation, security, and compliance are integrated into everyday operations.

    Speaking about the approach, Sudhir Naidu, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Troop Messenger, said the focus has remained on addressing real communication challenges faced by enterprise and government teams. He noted that the new AI capabilities are intended to reduce everyday friction while maintaining strict control over data and security, particularly for organisations operating in regulated environments.
    Troop Messenger is built as a fully Indian, Make-in-India platform, with features such as end-to-end encryption, multi-factor authentication, SAML-based single sign-on, and extensive administrative controls. It supports both hosted SaaS and fully self-hosted, on-premise deployments, making it suitable for defence, government, and large enterprise use cases where data residency and compliance are critical.
    The platform already includes messaging, voice and video calling, screen sharing, and workflow integrations through REST APIs and automation tools. The addition of AI Smart Responses and File Summaries marks a shift from feature expansion to workflow optimisation, where small time savings compound across large teams.
    According to the company, further AI capabilities are under development as part of a broader roadmap. The emphasis, however, remains consistent: AI should serve operational needs without introducing opacity, dependency, or loss of control.
    As enterprises evaluate how much intelligence to bring into collaboration tools, Troop Messenger’s approach reflects a growing preference for AI that works quietly in the background, improving efficiency while staying firmly within the boundaries of trust, security, and compliance.
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  • DITE&C and ITG boost Canacona’s digital infrastructure with 100 WiFi hotspots, 240 CCTV cameras and expanded 5G coverage at Partagali Math

    His Holiness Vidyadheesh Teerth Swamiji inaugurated the rollout alongside Minister Rohan Khaunte, Dr Chandrakhant Shetye, Kabir Shirgaonkar, Praveen Volvotkar and Shrinivas Shenvi Dempo as Goa strengthens digital services around the Partagali Math and 77-foot idol site.

    The Department of Information Technology, Electronics and Communications (DITE&C), in collaboration with Infotech Corporation of Goa Ltd (ITG), has significantly upgraded digital infrastructure at Shree Samsthan Gokarn Partagali Jeevottam Math with the deployment of more than 100 WiFi access points, over 200 CCTV installations and improved 5G connectivity around the Math campus. The initiative, launched on November 27, reflects the State’s ongoing efforts to extend reliable digital services to high-footfall spiritual centres and rural pockets.

    The rollout was inaugurated by His Holiness, Paramapoojya Shreemad Vidyadheesh Teerth Shreepad Vader Swamiji in the presence of Shri Rohan Khaunte, Hon’ble Minister for IT, Electronics & Communications, Tourism and Printing & Stationery; Dr Chandrakhant Shetye, Chairman, ITG; Shri Kabir Shirgaonkar, Director, DITE&C; Shri Praveen Volvotkar, Managing Director, ITG; and Shri Shrinivas Shenvi Dempo, President, Central Committee & Sardha Panchashatamanotsava Committee.
    The initiative aligns with the vision of Dr Pramod Sawant, Hon’ble Chief Minister of Goa, to strengthen digital access across the State while supporting local economies and community-centric centres of culture and tourism.

    While Canacona already had 5G networks from Jio and BSNL, connectivity has been further strengthened with additional coverage from Airtel (Indus Towers) around the Math premises. This enhancement assumes greater significance as the area attracts rising footfall, particularly since the installation of the 77-foot bronze idol.
    Speaking at the launch, His Holiness Vidyadheesh Teerth Swamiji said, “I am grateful to the Goa Government and to Minister Rohan Khaunte for ensuring that all digital arrangements are in place ahead of the Friday celebrations. This initiative brings much-needed digital infrastructure to rural areas, and I appreciate the collective effort to support the Math and the wider community.”

    Minister Rohan Khaunte added, “The deployment of WiFi access points and surveillance infrastructure at the Math reinforces our commitment to strengthening Goa’s digital backbone. While it will support the immediate needs of the celebrations, its long-term impact will benefit residents, devotees and visitors. This upgrade will enhance the experience within the Math and contribute to positioning Canacona as a key spiritual tourism destination.”
    The project is being executed by Infotech Corporation of Goa Ltd, which has installed high-speed WiFi access points capable of delivering up to 10Gbps. Of the 100-plus hotspots, 57 are permanent and will continue serving the local community beyond the festive period. Additional temporary hotspots have been added to manage the expected surge in visitors for the Sardha Panchashatamanotsava celebrations.

    A total of 240 CCTV cameras are being installed across the Math premises, strengthening crowd management and public safety. Of these, 80 cameras are permanent. Select units are equipped with AI-based capabilities that support headcount monitoring and identification of habitual offenders based on data inputs from police authorities.
    With this rollout, DITE&C reinforces its long-standing aim to extend digital connectivity, safety infrastructure and seamless service delivery to every corner of Goa. By bringing these upgrades to the Partagali Math, the State ensures that both residents and pilgrims benefit from enhanced digital access as the region continues to evolve as a major spiritual and cultural hub.
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  • India’s Zebu Raises $1M to Deliver Next-Gen Military Drones with Indigenous Capabilities

    Hyderabad-based defense-tech startup backed by Bluehill VC to accelerate production and deployment of four unmanned systems for armed forces

    Zebu Intelligent Systems, a rapidly emerging name in India’s defense innovation landscape, has secured $1 million in pre-Series A funding. The round was led by Bluehill VC, a Chennai-based venture capital firm focused on deep-tech investments. The funding will be used to fast-track the production and deployment of four indigenous unmanned aerial systems (UAVs) developed by the company for various divisions of the Indian armed forces.
    Founded in Hyderabad in 2021 by Santosh Balajee Banisetty, a Ph.D. in Robotics and Intelligent Systems, Zebu has grown into a vertically integrated defense-tech company. It specializes in AI-enabled UAVs designed for both combat and surveillance applications. Its portfolio includes systems for the Indian Air Force, Indian Coast Guard, and Army border regiments. Each system is tailored to meet specific use-case scenarios and battlefield demands.

    One of Zebu’s flagship developments is a net-capture drone designed to neutralize hostile UAVs mid-air using a six-cartridge mechanism. This system, currently undergoing radar integration tests, has been engineered to trap unauthorized drones without collateral damage. For coastal applications, Zebu has built a search and rescue UAV capable of withstanding high-wind and water immersion conditions, with built-in AI for return-to-base operations. The company’s third offering is a swarm-enabled combat drone developed for the air force, equipped to execute coordinated strikes. Finally, Zebu has designed a tethered aerial surveillance platform for the Army, capable of delivering live border intelligence in continuous operations.The company’s fully indigenous manufacturing model has allowed it to develop all key components, including electronic speed controllers, camera gimbals, custom battery packs, and a mission-grade ground control station (GCS). Its GCS platform has already been tested in live operations with the Coast Guard and is slated to replace foreign-imported command systems currently in use

    Zebu’s work aligns directly with the Government of India’s Aatmanirbhar Bharat initiative. It has filed seven patents, secured two trademarks, and is actively scaling its IP portfolio with new subsystems and mission software. In 2024, the company was awarded a Guinness World Record for achieving the longest drone endurance in the under-5kg category.
    The $1 million raised will support Zebu’s next set of field deployments and initiate production of its UAVs at scale. The startup is also preparing for a $5 million Series A round to expand internationally, with key export markets identified in Southeast Asia and the Middle East.
    Investor Sridhar Parthasarathi, General Partner at Bluehill VC, said the company represents a significant opportunity in a global counter-drone market projected to cross $11 billion by 2030. He added that India’s defense ecosystem benefits tremendously from such ground-up platforms built by domestic engineers and field-tested on Indian soil.

    Zebu’s impact is not limited to defense. The company has already commercialized its battery packs and GCS systems for industrial drone inspections, unmanned logistics, and large-area mapping. Several Indian and US-based OEMs are currently piloting Zebu’s subsystems for civilian applications. Its dual-use strategy gives it a path to scale both within and beyond government contracts.
    The founder, Santosh Balajee, emphasized that sovereign defense technology is no longer optional, but foundational. He said the goal is to ensure India’s defense modernization is driven by local innovation, reducing dependency on imports and strengthening national security. Zebu’s ongoing hiring of a Chief Business Officer and domain experts in procurement and systems integration further signals the company’s intention to scale across defense and enterprise sectors.
    Zebu now stands among India’s most promising hardware-first defense startups, focused not only on product development but also on ecosystem building. Its technology roadmap, grounded in indigenization, is designed to deliver scalable solutions for both military operations and commercial drone markets. With this round of funding, Zebu enters a phase of operational maturity, ready to export India’s next-generation unmanned systems to global theaters.
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