WhatsApp will roll out its payments service for 10 million Indian users in the first phase. The messaging application will be able to do a full roll-out after completing the pending compliance requirements

Google Maps at 15: Google and Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai took to his Twitter handle to congratulate Google Maps on successfully completing 15 years. Here's for more

Pichai had sought to counter slowing revenue growth in the company's main advertising business by pointing to the Silicon Valley firm's younger units.

Arvind Krishna, born in Andhra Pradesh, is going to be the CEO at IBM from April. He joins three other India-born CEOs who are currently heading Microsoft, Google and Adobe.

Arvind Krishna has been appointed as the new CEO of American IT giant IBM, succeeding Ginni Rometty

At a time when the privacy is under grievous threat, Indian Railways have divulged their plans to install face recognition systems for better surveillance in major railway stations

Over the past few weeks, we've been treated with a number of leaks about the upcoming mid-range Pixel offerings. Google could launch up to three Pixel 4a phones in 2020.

US President Donald Trump on Wednesday said that India and China should not be considered developing nations by the World Trade Organisation (WTO). He made the remarks during a press conference on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum 2020 at Davos. Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Wednesday said the world will realise the true strategic and economic potential of his country when the relationship with India becomes normal, but that has \"unfortunately\" not been great. Sundar Pichai, the CEO of Alphabet Inc and its subsidiary Google, said on Wednesday that healthcare offers the biggest potential over the next five to 10 years for using artificial intelligence to improve outcomes, and vowed that the technology giant will heed privacy concerns. Watch this and more on News Blast.Also read: Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos responds after reports of phone hacking by Saudi Crown Prince MBS Also Watch: Quantum computing and AI can solve the biggest problems: Sundar Pichai

'India, China should not be considered developing nations by WTO,' says Donald Trump at DavosUS President Donald Trump on Wednesday said that India and China should not be considered developing nations by World Trade Organisation (WTO). He made the remarks during a press conference on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum 2020 at Davos. Donald Trump has made similar comments before. He had said that these two Asian countries were \"taking advantage\" of the 'developing nation'...

\"When we work with hospitals, the data belongs to the hospitals,\" Pichai told a conference panel at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland

Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai spoke to Klaus Schwab, the founder of WEF, at Davos about the potential of quantum computing and Artificial Intelligence in solving the biggest problems of the world. Pichai extolled the benefits of technology and explained why he remains optimistic about it. He also touched upon the issue of privacy and how Google as a company was dealing with it. 'Privacy is at the heart of what we do,' he said adding that AI could be used to preserve privacy. Watch the video for more.Also watch: Kamal Nath at Davos: Buzz is about slowdown and social unrest in IndiaWatch more: WEF 2020: 'India, China should not be considered developing nations by WTO,' says Donald Trump at Davos

Bengaluru International Airport has become the first airport in the country where Digi Yatra is now active and it will now identify fliers using facial recognition.

In an era of lifelong training and re-skilling to keep abreast of opportunities and threats, businesses and employees need to enable continuous 'Byte' learning

Chidamabaram says IMF Chief Economist Gita Gopinath was one of the first to denounce demonetisation; we must prepare ourselves for an attack by government ministers on the IMF and Dr Gita Gopinath, he adds

Targeting the Modi government over the ongoing economic slowdown, Chidambaram said Goyal's snub \"will reverse the five successive month decline in imports and the eight successive month decline in exports\"

Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai has the opportunity of a rejig in leadership at his hands with the exit of the Chief Legal Officer of Alphabet, David Drummond. Here's all that could happen at the parent company of Google

When he took over as Google's chief in 2015, Pichai drew an annual salary of $652,500. The following year his earnings skyrocketed, thanks to a massive $199 million in stock awards, the highest ever for any Alphabet executive back then

Fforeign investors pulled out a net sum of Rs 1,668.8 crore from equities but invested Rs 1,424.6 crore on a net basis in the debt segment, resulting in a total net outflow of Rs 244.2 crore in December so far

In October 2018, the government seized control of the debt-trapped company and superseded its board led by Uday Kotak as the chairman

The book is as much about Sachin and Binny Bansal - the founders - as it is about other professionals who played a stellar role in Flipkart's dramatic rise