Technology Sector

RBI hadn't banned Cryptocurrency; Only Regulated it way too much: Sajai Singh,J. Sagar Associates

RBI hadn't banned Cryptocurrency; Only Regulated it way too much: Sajai Singh,J. Sagar Associates

The Supreme Court of India removed the ban on trading of cryptocurrencies in India recently, a decision that has come as a positive surprise for people interested in cryptocurrency trading.

Cryptocurrency Trading in India: Comments by Prakarsh Gagdani, CEO, 5Paisa.com

Cryptocurrency Trading in India: Comments by Prakarsh Gagdani, CEO, 5Paisa.com

Cryptocurrency trading would soon commence in India as the honorable Supreme Court has ruled against Reserve Bank of India's ban on trading or dealing in any kind of cryptocurrency.

Cryptocurrency Trading In India Allowed by Supreme Court

Cryptocurrency Trading In India Allowed by Supreme Court

Cryptocurrency trading won’t be illegal in India, the Honorable Supreme Court order said, lifting the 2018 ban by the Reserve Bank of India.

Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei plan to license 5G Technology to US Competitor

Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei plan to license 5G Technology to US Competitor

Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei has recently commented that the Chinese telecom giant is looking forward to license its 5G technology exclusively to a US telecom company.

Zaragoza city puts 17 hybrid buses from Volvo into operation

Zaragoza city puts 17 hybrid buses from Volvo into operation

In a move marking the integration of hybrid buses in Zaragoza, the Spanish city has recently put 17 Volvo hybrid buses into service.

Greater transparency needed in development of US policy on cyber attack

cyber attackWashington, April 30 : A new report from the National Research Council has determined that the current policy and legal framework regulating use of cyber attack by the US is ill-formed, undeveloped, and highly uncertain.

The United States should establish clear national policy on the use of cyberattack, while also continuing to develop its technological capabilities in this area, it says.

The US policy should be informed by open national debate on the technological, policy, legal, and ethical issues of cyberwarfare, according to the committee that wrote the report.

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