Allahabad High Court Result 2019 – Steno & Driver Allotment List Released

High Court of Judicature at Allahabad has released Allotment List for Steno & Driver.

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GSSSB 2019 – Clerk & Office Asst Admit Card Download

Gujarat Subordinate Service Selection Board (GSSSB) released Admit Card for the post of Clerk & Office Asst.

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WeWork owner creates committee to decide on financing lifeline: Sources

WeWork is rushing to raise new capital after scrapping plans last month for an IPO. Sources have said it could run out of cash as early as November unless it secures new financing. https://ift.tt/2IXoxTU https://ift.tt/eA8V8J

Xiaomi Says Widening India Product Range to Shed Budget Image

Technology analysts say Xiaomi is seen as a cheap or budget brand by customers. https://ift.tt/2IZ8lRM

Last day of Amazon sale: 15 earphones, speakers and more gadgets of Sony, JBL, others at Rs 999 or less

Here we have listed pocket-friendly deals on headphones, earphones and speakers that you can buy at Rs 999 or less. https://ift.tt/32mrLbb

Edge computing startup Pensando comes out of stealth mode with a total of $278 million in funding

Pensando, an edge computing startup founded by former Cisco engineers, came out of stealth mode today with an announcement that it has raised a $145 million Series C. The company’s software and hardware technology, created to give data centers more of the flexibility of cloud computing servers, is being positioned as a competitor to Amazon Web Services Nitro.

The round was led by Hewlett Packard Enterprise and Lightspeed Venture Partners and brings Pensando’s total raised so far to $278 million. HPE chief technology officer Mark Potter and Lightspeed Venture partner Barry Eggers will join Pensando’s board of directors. The company’s chairman is former Cisco CEO John Chambers, who is also one of Pensando’s investors through JC2 Ventures.

Pensando was founded in 2017 by Mario Mazzola, Prem Jain, Luca Cafiero and Soni Jiandani, a team of engineers who spearheaded the development of several of Cisco’s key technologies, and founded four startups that were acquired by Cisco, including Insieme Networks. (In an interview with Reuters, Pensando chief financial offier Randy Pond, a former Cisco executive vice president, said it isn’t clear if Cisco is interested in acquiring the startup, adding “our aspirations at this point would be to IPO. But, you know, there’s always other possibilities for monetization events.”)

The startup claims its edge computing platform performs five to nine times better than AWS Nitro, in terms of productivity and scale. Pensando prepares data center infrastructure for edge computing, better equipping them to handle data from 5G, artificial intelligence and Internet of Things applications. While in stealth mode, Pensando acquired customers including HPE, Goldman Sachs, NetApp and Equinix.

In a press statement, Potter said “Today’s rapidly transforming, hyper-connected world requires enterprises to operate with even greater flexibility and choices than ever before. HPE’s expanding relationship with Pensando Systems stems from our shared understanding of enterprises and the cloud. We are proud to announce our investment and solution partnership with Pensando and will continue to drive solutions that anticipate our customers’ needs together.”

Netflix revs up growth as streaming TV war looms

Netflix was upbeat on its ability to thrive even as powerful competitors such as Disney and Apple enter the streaming market in November. https://ift.tt/2OTFJ0g https://ift.tt/eA8V8J

ETtech Top 5: Funding deluge hurting enterprises, Cars24 lands new funds & more

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MyGate, a Bangalore-based startup with a security and community management app for gated communities, raises $56M Series B from Tencent, Tiger Global, others (Manish Singh/TechCrunch)

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MyGate, a Bangalore-based startup with a security and community management app for gated communities, raises $56M Series B from Tencent, Tiger Global, others  —  MyGate, a Bangalore-based startup that offers security management and convenience service for guard-gated premises …

TCS arm sets up AI centre for real time monitoring of exams

The Artificial Intelligence-driven centre will help in monitoring over 6,000 examination centres on a real-time basis. The centre will have hi-tech facilities to deal with various issues faced by exam centres including detection of malpractices. https://ift.tt/32wY1sh https://ift.tt/eA8V8J

Google's latest Pixel phone won’t come to India

The move sparked speculation that the new phone’s motion-sensing radar technology called Soli – which operates on a frequency not allowed for civilian use in India – was responsible for the decision. https://ift.tt/31neqht https://ift.tt/eA8V8J

Rocket Lab successfully launches fifth Electron rocket this year

Rocket Lab has added another successful commercial launch to its track record: The rocket startup’s ‘As The Crow Flies’ mission took off today from its LC-1 launch site in New Zealand as planned. The rocket took off at 9:22 PM ET (6:22 PM PT), during its second launch opportunity of the day after the first window was pushed due to high altitude winds.

This is the ninth Electron launch for the company thus far, and the eighth mission for a commercial customer (the first was a test mission in 2017) since it began ferrying payloads for paying clients in 2018. Today’s launch carried a satellite called ‘Palisade’ for client Astro Digital, which is a technology demonstrator that will test the company’s next-generation geocommunications satellite design.

This mission was a late-stage substitute, swapping in for another Rocket Lab client who had to delay their own launch. Rocket Lab founder and CEO Peter Beck told TechCrunch that “Electron is a launch on demand service — we’re ready when the launch customer is,” highlighting the flexibility of the launch service they offer to adapt to the needs of their customers.

After successful launch and kick stage separation, the Astro Digital satellite now awaits its final deployment into its target orbit, which should happen in the next few hours. We’ll update with the results of that maneuver.

IBM reports Q3 revenue of $18B, down 3.9% YoY, the fifth consecutive down quarter; Red Hat sales of $371M, included for the first time, did not stop the decline (Olivia Carville/Bloomberg)

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IBM reports Q3 revenue of $18B, down 3.9% YoY, the fifth consecutive down quarter; Red Hat sales of $371M, included for the first time, did not stop the decline  —  - Third-quarter revenue fell 3.9% in fifth period of decline  — Red Hat included in results for first time since 2018 purchase

Cars24 has closed $100M Series D funding from new & existing investors

Lead investors Unbound and KCK Global put in $25 million each https://ift.tt/2ML3swZ https://ift.tt/eA8V8J

Watch Rocket Lab’s next Electron rocket launch live

Rocket Lab is launching its ninth Electron rocket today, with the launch set for 00:41 UTC (8:41 ET/5:41 PT). The mission, called “As The Crow Flies,” will be taking off from the company’s LC-1 launchpad in New Zealand, carrying a payload from Astro Digital to orbit.

The launch was actually supposed to take a different spacecraft up to low Earth Orbit, but the payload was swapped late last month – an unusual move for a rocket launch, and one that Rocket Lab is using to demonstrate the flexibility of its commercial service model. Rocket Lab’s other customer had a delay, and Astro Digital was ready to send up one of its ‘Corvus’ imaging satellites, so it got to move up the timing of its launch as a result.

Rocket Lab is currently on track to launch as planned, and the launch stream for the mission will be live above starting at around 20 minutes out from the T-0 launch window.