Category: Technology

The Birla Institute of Management Technology (BIMTECH) is positioning itself as a future-focused business school by combining global exposure, industry partnerships, and technology-driven learning to prepare students for evolving management careers.

At the centre of this transformation is the leadership vision of Dr. Prabina Rajib, Director of BIMTECH, who has emphasised building an institution rooted in innovation, industry integration, student development, and global engagement.

A key milestone in this journey is BIMTECH being recognised as a 2026 AACSB Global Impact Award winner for its “AI-Enabled Interview Mastery” initiative. The project, honoured in the Teaching & Learning Excellence category, uses AI-powered interview simulations to provide students with real-time feedback, helping them improve communication skills and professional readiness.

Beyond digital learning tools, the institute is expanding its global footprint through international academic collaborations, including programmes with Singapore Management University. It has also strengthened ties with industry leaders such as Swiss Re and UNIQLO, offering students direct exposure to real-world business environments.

BIMTECH has further enhanced experiential learning through facilities like the Bloomberg Financial Markets Lab and a Centre of Excellence established with Hexalog Technologies. These platforms allow students to work with industry-standard tools and engage in applied, hands-on problem-solving.

Officials said these initiatives are helping the institute strengthen key academic performance areas, including teaching quality, research output, industry engagement, and graduate outcomes. Over time, this approach is expected to improve BIMTECH’s national rankings and global academic reputation, positioning it as a modern benchmark in management education.

Indore, Apr 10 (BNP): CasaDigi, a global player in luxury residential intelligence, in partnership with DigiValet, has inaugurated its flagship Experience Centre in Indore, marking a major step in showcasing advanced integrated automation across residential, hospitality, healthcare, and commercial spaces.

Designed by reD Architects, the new centre introduces an immersive concept titled “Maestro of Immersive Design,” aimed at redefining how smart environments are experienced and understood.

Unlike a conventional showroom filled with screens and interfaces, the Indore Experience Centre has been developed as a fully functional interactive space. It demonstrates how intelligent systems can operate seamlessly in the background, enabling a more intuitive and fluid user experience.

The company said the philosophy behind the centre is to shift from reactive automation to proactive intelligence, where technology anticipates user needs rather than simply responding to commands.

Visitors to the centre can experience real-time applications of smart automation in living spaces, highlighting how integrated systems can enhance comfort, efficiency, and convenience.

CasaDigi noted that the launch represents a significant milestone in its vision to transform modern living through intelligent, design-driven technology solutions.

Bangalore, Apr 10: Delinea, the identity security control plane that secures access across human, machine, and AI identities, published new research showing that Indian organisations lead globally in confidence around AI security readiness, despite significant gaps in identity governance. According to the report, “Uncovering the Hidden Risks of the AI Race,” 96.8% of Indian respondents said their identity security posture is prepared to support AI-driven automation at scale. Yet 57.6% cite AI-related environments as the area of least confidence for identity governance, the highest globally.

The survey of more than 2,000 IT decision-makers across seven countries found that India also faces one of the steepest shadow AI challenges. Some 68% of Indian respondents said they had discovered unsanctioned AI tools or agents accessing company systems sometimes or often in the past 12 months, compared with a global average of 53%. Only 27.6% said they can detect shadow AI in real time.

“India is one of the most enthusiastic adopters of agentic AI in the world, but our research shows that Indian organisations are also accepting more identity risk to fuel that speed than almost any other country we surveyed,” said Anand (Jude) Kannabiran, Vice President, Asia, Delinea. “The gap between confidence and governance reality is widest here, and that is precisely where attackers will look to gain a foothold. The organisations that will win in India’s AI era are those that treat identity governance not as a brake on innovation, but as the foundation that makes sustainable innovation possible.” 

The AI security confidence paradox

India illustrates the global AI security confidence paradox in its most concentrated form. 51.6% of Indian respondents say they are “very prepared,” compared with a global average of 35.9%. Indian respondents also rate their confidence in discovering NHIs with access to production systems at 90.4%, the highest of any country.  Only 7% of Indian respondents report no measurable business impact from identity-related friction in the past 12 months, the joint-lowest figure of any country, with 46% citing delayed AI initiatives and 45.2% citing increased operational costs.

Additional key findings from the report include:

• Pressure to loosen controls is highest in India: 93.6% percent of Indian respondents report organisational pressure on security teams to weaken privileged access controls to support AI-driven automation, the highest net pressure of all seven countries surveyed. 
• Speed wins over security: 43% say that when security requirements conflict with business speed, the most common outcome involves granting standing privileges, bypassing controls via shadow use, or temporarily disabling controls.
• Standing access remains the norm: 42% of Indian respondents say static, long-lived credentials are the primary way access is enforced for NHI and AI agent identities, tied with the United States as the highest globally. 

As AI agents begin accessing critical infrastructure and enterprise data, organizations need stronger ways to discover all identities, manage privileges, and audit activity across humans, machines, and AI agents. Delinea delivers a unified approach by combining cryptographic identity, contextual access controls, JIT runtime authorization, and full session visibility to ensure AI-driven automation operates securely and transparently. By providing a single access experience across infrastructure with built-in auditing and least-privilege enforcement, Delinea enables organizations to adopt AI without introducing unmanaged access risk.

Seoul, Korea, Apr 10 – SK Telecom (NYSE: SKM, hereinafter referred to as “SKT”) announced that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Arm and Rebellions to drive innovation in next-generation AI infrastructure.

Through this agreement, the three companies will jointly develop a solution that combines Arm’s newly launched AGI CPU and Rebellions’ upcoming RebelCard™, scheduled for release in the third quarter of this year, to enhance AI inference performance. The solution will be tested and verified in SK Telecom’s AI data centers.

Arm AGI CPU is optimized for high-density inference environments and large-scale AI deployment. Rebellions’ ‘RebelCard™’ is an AI accelerator chip specialized for large-scale AI inference. Recently, heterogeneous computing architectures that combine CPUs and AI accelerator chips are gaining significant attention in the AI server market. In this structure, the CPU handles general-purpose computing such as data processing and system operation, while the AI accelerator chip is dedicated to AI inference computation.

Compared to GPU-based servers, this architecture offers higher power efficiency and processing efficiency for AI inference tasks, as well as reduced operating costs. As a result, it is recognized as an efficient server architecture for data centers running large-scale AI services.

SKT plans to deploy servers equipped with this solution in its AI data centers to validate performance and stability. In particular, the company is reviewing the possibility of operating its sovereign AI foundation model, A.X K1, on these servers. Through this collaboration, SKT aims to secure low-power, high-efficiency AI inference infrastructure and further strengthen its competitiveness in the AI data center business.

Arm is a leading AI compute platform powering the world’s most advanced technologies. While Arm has traditionally focused on chip design, the company on March 24 announced the launch of its first Arm-designed silicon, Arm AGI CPU — a data center CPU optimized for high-density inference environments and large-scale AI deployment.

In March, at the “Arm Everywhere” event, Arm and Rebellions combined their respective chips to deliver a live demonstration of an agentic AI service based on OpenAI’s GPT OSS 120B, highlighting the potential applicability of this heterogeneous CPU–accelerator architecture to large-scale data center workloads.

Lee Jae-shin, Head of AI Business Development at SK Telecom, said, “By offering a full package that combines infrastructure optimized for inference with our sovereign AI foundation model A.X K1, we will further enhance the competitiveness of our AI data centers.”

Eddie Ramirez, Vice President of Go-to-Market, Cloud AI Business Unit, Arm, said, “The rapid growth of AI inference is driving demand for new data center infrastructure designed for large-scale deployments. Partners like SK Telecom and Rebellions played an important role in helping us build the Arm AGI CPU and modernize AI inference infrastructure.”

Oh Jin-wook, CTO of Rebellions, said, “By providing our ‘RebelCard’—which offers overwhelming performance and power efficiency—alongside our full-stack software, Rebellions has become a core pillar supporting next-generation AI data centers. We expect this ‘one-team’ collaboration of experts to serve as a significant precedent in the industry for building AI-specialized infrastructure.”

New Delhi, Apr 9 (BNP): The deployment of 5G networks in India is encountering challenges due to potential interference with older aircraft radio altimeters, which are critical for safe landings. Some legacy altimeters are not compatible with 5G signals and could also face issues with future 6G networks operating in the upper C-band (4.4–4.8 GHz).

Bharat Bhatia, president of the ITU-APT Foundation of India, which collaborates with the government and industry on telecom policies, said that replacing these older altimeters is the only long-term solution. However, the process could take time due to similar replacement demands in other developing countries.

Currently, regulatory rules in India restrict 5G operations near airports: within 2.1 km of runway ends and 910 metres of the runway centerline, covering the terminal areas of most Indian airports. These measures aim to prevent interference and ensure aviation safety while 5G networks continue to expand.

Officials emphasized that coordinated efforts between telecom providers and aviation authorities are essential to maintain both technological growth and flight safety. Upgrading aircraft altimeters will be a gradual process, balancing the country’s push for faster networks with aviation requirements.

Taipei, Taiwan – Apr 09: AVer Information Inc., an award-winning provider of AI audio-video solutions, today announces that the  UE1 USB Extender and the HUB30 4K BYOM Matrix Switcher have officially joined the Barco ClickShare Alliance as Compatible peripherals, providing users with a simple, reliable BYOM meeting room solution. Listed under Barco’s “USB-Hub/Switch/Extender” category, these solutions are now validated to provide a stable hardware foundation for Barco’s “Bring Your Own Meeting” (BYOM) wireless ecosystem, helping cameras and peripherals connect instantly when users launch their meetings from their laptop.

Validated Stability for Pro AV Infrastructure In complex meeting environments, the distance between the camera and the ClickShare Base Unit often exceeds standard cable limits, which can lead to meeting delays and the need for additional technical support. By achieving official compatibility, AVer ensures that its connectivity infrastructure maintains the signal integrity and power delivery required for enterprise grade video conferencing, so rooms stay reliable even when devices are spread across large spaces.

• UE1 (Pro AV Camera Extender): As a high-performance USB extender, the UE1 is specifically designed for AVer’s Pro AV and PTZ cameras. It allows integrators to overcome the 5-meter USB cable limit, enabling integrators to place cameras where they capture the best view of participants. This compatibility guarantees that when a user clicks the ClickShare Button, the Pro AV camera at the far end of the room is instantly recognized without latency or signal loss, so meetings begin smoothly without last‑minute troubleshooting.
• HUB30 (BYOM Switcher): The HUB30 acts as a 4×2 Matrix Switcher and the central “brain” of a professional meeting room. It enables intelligent switching between multiple cameras and sources while providing 100W USB-C PD charging to the host laptop. Additionally, its compatibility with ClickShare CX-series units ensures that the complex switching of Pro AV peripherals happens seamlessly in the background.

“While many partners focus solely on the camera, AVer recognizes that the success of a wireless meeting depends on the reliability of the infrastructure behind it,” said David Kuo, President at AVer. “By bringing the UE1 and HUB30 into the Barco ClickShare Alliance program, we are providing IT managers with a validated blueprint for extending Pro AV capabilities into the wireless BYOM era.”

Why Official ClickShare Compatibility Matters for Meeting Rooms

• Validated Interoperability: Rigorous testing ensures that AVer’s extension and switching logic work in harmony with ClickShare’s wireless handshake, so devices show up reliably and meetings start on time.
• Pro AV Scalability: The UE1 allows for large-room deployments where the ClickShare unit and PTZ cameras cannot be co-located, simplifying upgrades to bigger spaces without having to redesign cabling from scratch.
• Intelligent Power Delivery: The HUB30 maintains a “one-cable” experience for the user by managing laptop charging alongside the wireless ClickShare workflow, reducing cable clutter.

Experience the AVer x Barco Integration

Ready to simplify your professional meeting space? Explore how AVer and Barco ClickShare work together to deliver a frictionless BYOM experience, and view our officially compatible USB hubs, switches, and extenders on the Barco ClickShare Alliance Page.

OrbitronAI has announced the launch of NovaOS, a platform designed to support the deployment and management of AI agents in regulated industries such as aerospace, energy, government and industrial enterprises, enabling organizations to deploy AI within legacy enterprise infrastructure without replacing existing systems.

The system introduces a structured approach to AI operations, focusing on auditability, human oversight, and compliance. NovaOS acts as a control layer on top of existing enterprise systems, allowing organizations to manage how AI agents are deployed and operated without replacing current infrastructure.

 “The bottleneck holding enterprises back from AI is not model quality – it is governance, isolation, and operational control,” said Saul Adomaitis, Founder and Global CEO of OrbitronAI. “NovaOS closes that gap. Regulated industries can now deploy AI agents that are fully auditable, human-supervised, and compliant by design – not as an afterthought.”

The platform is architected around a six-layer value stack in which every agent action passes through policy enforcement, approval gates, and a complete audit trail. Human-in-the-Loop supervision is embedded at the platform level: high-risk actions always require human approval before execution. 

Core capabilities include a visual workflow builder (NovaOS Studio) with pre-built components and natural-language Copilot, enterprise integrations via Model Context Protocol (MCP) Gateway enabling connection to ERP and CRM systems without custom code, and knowledge and document intelligence (RAG) that turns internal data into actionable insights.

The platform also supports persistent cross-session memory across multiple dimensions, an agent marketplace for managing deployments across business units, and full observability with evidence export, ensuring that all actions are logged, traceable, and audit-ready.

NovaOS supports four deployment strategies – Managed Cloud, Bring Your Own Cloud (AWS, Azure, GCP), On-Premise, Air-Gapped, and Hybrid – with production regions active in Middle East, Europe, and North America. All deployment options include tenant isolation, data residency compliance, and encrypted communication between services. 

The platform is AI model agnostic, allowing organizations to run agents on the large language model of their choice without vendor lock-in. The platform is designed for organizations where data sovereignty, SOC 2 and ISO 27001 compliance, and Arabic NLP readiness (roadmap Q3 2026) are strategic requirements. 

High-performance GPU support, Intel Core Series 2 processing, and a compact design see AAEON’s BOXER-6845-BTL positioned as a solution for AI inference server, workstation, and robotics applications.

(Taipei, Taiwan – Apr 09) Leading provider of industrial PC solutions AAEON announced the BOXER-6845-BTL, an Expansion Box PC powered by up to 65W CPUs from the new Intel Core Processor Series 2 range (formerly Bartlett Lake), including SKUs with dedicated performance-core architecture.

While the selection of supported processors represents a substantial improvement on previous offerings from AAEON’s Expansion Box PC series, the most noticeable advances can be seen in the BOXER-6845-BTL’s expansion options and compact size. At 150mm x 270mm x 225mm, the BOXER-6845-BTL is 43% smaller than its predecessor, which AAEON has indicated is in response to increasing demand for platforms that can offer high-performance computing while still being suitable for deployment in tight spaces, such as cabinets and mobile robotic units.

The BOXER-6845-BTL is available in two system SKUs, each equipped with a riser card offering either a PCIe x16 + PCIe x4 configuration (A1 SKU) or a PCIe x4 + PCI slot configuration (A2 SKU). As such, the BOXER-6845-BTL’s A1 model is built to host exceptionally powerful GPUs, such as the NVIDIA RTX PRO 4000 Blackwell SFF Edition, for heavy edge AI inference workloads. Meanwhile, its A2 SKU offers support for legacy PCI cards like motion controllers, frame grabbers, and industrial communication cards.

Additional expansion for Wi-Fi and 5G is available through an M.2 E-Key slot and two M.2 B-Key slots, one of which also offers a front-access Nano SIM slot. For storage, the system is equipped with two 2.5” SATA drive bays with RAID support alongside two M.2 2280 M-Key slots for NVMe. As such, the system is designed to handle both the heavy real-time processing and long-term data retention required by industrial robotics and machine vision applications.

The BOXER-6845-BTL’s I/O features three lockable RJ-45 LAN ports, two USB 3.2 (10 Gbps) ports, two DB-9 ports for RS-232/422/485, as well as a DB-15 port for 8-bit digital I/O. For operating system support, the system is compatible with Windows 10 IoT 2021 LTSC, Windows 11 IoT LTSC, and Ubuntu 24.04.

New user experience and workflows further advance leading technology for ophthalmologists

Durham, NC — April 9, 2026 — Sightview, the only electronic health record and practice management partner focused solely on eyecare, will offer early demo access to its new flagship EHR platform, named Sightview, at the 2026 ASCRS Annual Meeting. Attendees will get an interactive first look at the enhanced solution, which includes a modern, intuitive design that makes daily operations easier for ophthalmology professionals.

“Sightview is one of the most established technology partners for eyecare, and it’s critical we continue updating our offerings to keep up with the new needs and demands placed on eyecare professionals,” said Tycene Fritcher, CEO of Sightview. “Our new Sightview platform maintains the purpose-built functionality that ophthalmologists rely on, with modernized interfaces and workflows to further reduce frictions in their day-to-day tasks.”

The new solution introduces a cleaner look and feel for Sightview’s end-to-end, ophthalmology-specific EHR and PM offering. Simplified clinical and front-end processes enhance the solution’s existing single-screen exam view and make it easier to access and manage every aspect of the practice. Reimagined on a more agile platform, the new solution natively includes integrations such as automated payments and text-to-pay, clearinghouse support and claims management via TriZetto, and ONC-certified ePrescribe via DrFirst, among others.

“This more unified, streamlined platform has been in the works since my first day at Sightview,” said Fritcher. “We can’t wait for clients to experience our hard work firsthand and play around with a tool that I think will change the game for many eyecare practices across the country.”

Sightview will offer interactive demos of the new Sightview platform, which is expected to be available to existing and new Sightview practices in Q2 2026, in booth #527 at ASCRS Annual Meeting (April 10-13).

SAN ANTONIO, TX | Apr 09 — Rackspace Technology® (NASDAQ: RXT), a leading end-to-end hybrid cloud and AI solutions company, announced the appointments of Paul Soligon as Senior Vice President of Operations and Marco Tesini as Senior Vice President of International for the company’s Private Cloud business unit.

Soligon will be responsible for unifying key operational functions to drive growth and strengthen customer retention. In this role, he will lead Business and Sales Operations as well as Customer Success with a focus on advancing analytics and insights as well as elevating customer experience.

Soligon brings extensive leadership experience from over 25 years in high-growth technology environments. Most recently, he served as Senior Vice President at USAN, where he built and scaled significant new go-to-market partnerships and revenue expansion. Prior to that, he spent nearly a decade at Amazon Web Services (AWS) as Vice President and General Manager of Sales, leading a 700-person organization responsible for more than $2.2 billion in revenue and securing over $4 billion in strategic enterprise agreements.

Tesini will lead all markets outside of the US with a focus on expanding the company’s global presence, deepening customer relationships, and scaling innovative solutions. He brings more than 25 years of experience driving business transformation and profitable growth for leading IT organizations, such as Unisys and Hitachi Vantara. Most recently, Tesini served in senior leadership roles at Hitachi Vantara, where he led large-scale regional turnarounds and consistently delivered double-digit growth.

“Paul and Marco join Rackspace at a moment when demand for a governed, enterprise AI backbone is accelerating faster than most organizations can deliver against it,” said Gajen Kandiah, CEO of Rackspace Technology. He added, “Paul’s experience scaling a multi-billion-dollar business at AWS gives us the operational rigor to match that demand. Marco is a proven growth and turnaround leader who has built and rebuilt international businesses at scale, most recently at Hitachi Vantara. They strengthen our ability to do what the market increasingly needs: put AI into production on governed private cloud with the operational discipline that enterprise customers require.”