Indian electronics manufacturer Sahasra and software giant Zoho showcased their latest innovations at a major technology trade event in Taipei, Taiwan, this week, signaling a strategic push to capture international market share and forge cross-border partnerships. The participation of these firms at one of Asia’s most influential tech gatherings highlights India’s evolving role as a…
Major Indian technology players, including Zoho and Sahasra, are actively courting international partnerships and showcasing indigenous hardware and software solutions at COMPUTEX 2026 in Taipei, Taiwan. The event, which serves as a global nexus for computing and AI innovation, marks a significant pivot in India’s strategy to transition from a domestic consumer to a global…
Indian tech giants Sahasra and Zoho are expanding into Asia, showcasing innovations at COMPUTEX 2026 in Taipei to forge new regional partnerships.
Market Valuations Under Scrutiny Zoho Corporation founder and CEO Sridhar Vembu has issued a stark warning regarding the current state of the global technology market, asserting that the industry is currently inflating an artificial intelligence-driven bubble that surpasses the irrational exuberance seen during the 1999 dot-com era. Writing on the social media platform X, Vembu…
Zoho reconsiders its Work From Home policy across India after PM Modi’s appeal, potentially shifting its distributed work model.
PM Modi’s WFH appeal sparks debate in India’s IT sector as rising fuel costs and economic pressures push for remote work adoption.
A surge in Artificial Intelligence adoption among Indian businesses is creating a dangerous security paradox, as nearly one-third of organizations fail to implement Zero Trust frameworks despite high investments in AI-driven protection. According to the State of Workforce Password Security Report 2026 by Zoho Corp, while 93% of firms expect AI to bolster their security,…
A viral social media post recently alleged that Zoho Corporation, one of India’s leading SaaS companies, had abruptly terminated 300 employees without prior notice. The claim quickly gained traction online, sparking debates about corporate ethics, employee rights, and workplace transparency. However, Zoho has since clarified the situation, stating that the individuals mentioned were not permanent…
