Southeast Asia, Latin America, and Africa and the Middle East are the fastest-growing markets, where mobile wallets are displacing cash and cards
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Category: News & Analysis
Pegasus spyware, Parliament disruptions and loss to India
While the Indian government is in a denial of its involvement in surveillance on Indians, the NSO Group has questioned the reliability of the report published by Forbidden Stories.
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When the semiconductor chips are down…
The scenario hasn’t changed much this year for the semiconductor industry compared to 2020. As the chip shortage has continued in 2021.
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IT sector linked power demand to rise nearly 50% by 2030
IT sector linked power demand is expected to rise by nearly 50% by the end of 2030 predicts a new research report.
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Top IT service providers faced declining revenues in 2020
Around 50% of the top 20 IT service providers by revenue reported Y-o-Y revenue decline in 2020,
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Environment Day & Corporates’ efforts to save nature
Unlike in past, corporates in their announcements on World Environment Day this year have broadened the environmental vision beyond just carbon footprints and sustainability.
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Active internet users in India likely to grow 900 mn by 2025
Over the next five years, India’s active internet users base is registering a 45% growth – from 622 million users in 2020 to 900 million by 2025.
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Can device updates disrupt employees’ workdays?
The recent Kaspersky research shows, some employees found an excuse to skip some of their calls – they pretended that their work devices were unavailable due to updates.
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Global IoT market revenue to cross $1 trillion by 2024
Global IoT market by revenue will be worth $1.1 trillion by 2024. The increase in revenue is largely driven by the growth of wearables, according to GlobalData.
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Are fintech firms growing at the cost of traditional banks?
According to the World FinTech Report 2021 from Capgemini and Efma, the traditional banks in response to the rise of fintech firms, are creating digital-only entities to appeal to specific customer segments.
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