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Time of India
29-07-2025
- Business
- Time of India
AP signs MoU with YouTube, Tezaract to launch ‘Creator Academy'
Vijayawada: The state govt signed an MoU with YouTube and Tezaract USA Inc. for the establishment of a 'Creator Academy'. The agreement was signed in the presence of the minister for ITE&C and HRD, Nara Lokesh, in Singapore on Tuesday. The academy will serve as a centre of excellence for creative content development. According to the MoU, Google will support the curriculum, technology, and expertise, while Tezaract will handle infrastructure and daily operations. YouTube will provide industry knowledge, channel support, and training to help students grow their digital presence. The MoU was signed by Teja Dharma, president of Tezaract, and Bhaskar Katamaneni, secretary for IT, GoAP, in the presence of Lokesh and others. "I am confident that this partnership with YouTube will unleash and harness the creative energies of Andhra Pradesh's youth and make us leaders in the digital economy. This will empower India's creative economy," said Lokesh. On the third day of the Singapore tour, Lokesh also met Google Cloud's director, Drew Brains, and requested the setup of a chip designing centre in AP. As Google already signed two MoUs with AP for setting up a data centre and for skill development in AI, Lokesh requested the establishment of a chip design facility away from China and Taiwan. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like American Investor Warren Buffett Recommends: 5 Books For Turning Your Life Around Blinkist: Warren Buffett's Reading List Undo In the meeting with the managing director of Murata Electronics Pvt Ltd, Hiroyuki Niwa, Lokesh explained the opportunities to set up electronics component manufacturing facilities in Andhra Pradesh. With a dedicated policy offering attractive incentives and better connectivity with ports and airports, AP is ideal for electronics manufacturing, said Lokesh. Later, he also met Carrier executive director, Arun Bhatia, and requested the setup of a cold chain logistics hub in AP. As ST Tele Media Investments plans to double its operations in India, Lokesh requested the setup of a green energy data centre in Visakhapatnam, which is poised to become a data city with a slew of investments into the sector, including Google. Lokesh met ST Tele Media Investments (India) head, Ritu Mehlawat, and requested collaboration with Andhra Pradesh. Lokesh said that the state govt is keen to make AP a strategic destination for the Asia market. He said that the govt is ready to extend full cooperation to companies willing to invest in IT, electronics, and semiconductors.
Hans India
03-05-2025
- Business
- Hans India
Nuronics triumphs at WAVES 2025, revolutionizing content security with AI innovation
In a monumental achievement for India's innovation ecosystem, Hyderabad-based AI startup Nuronics has claimed the top spot at the prestigious Create in India Anti-Piracy Challenge, beating over 1,600 teams. The award, presented by Bollywood icon Aamir Khan, underscores the importance of safeguarding creative content in the digital era. The Create in India Anti-Piracy Challenge, part of WAVES 2025, India's largest media and entertainment technology summit, served as the perfect platform to showcase Nuronics' groundbreaking AI-powered solution, NuroTrace™. This platform offers real-time piracy detection, traceability, and response across various media platforms, including cinema, OTT, music, and live streaming. Unlike traditional watermarking, NuroTrace™ invisibly embeds ownership into content itself, providing a sophisticated layer of protection. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the Create in India pavilion, a day before the award ceremony, reflected the government's endorsement of homegrown innovations like NuroTrace™ and their potential to tackle global challenges in media, security, and culture. As Modi highlighted, this technology aligns perfectly with India's vision of becoming a global leader in innovation, epitomizing the 'Made in India for the World' ethos. Nuronics' achievement comes at a crucial time when India's media industry faces piracy losses exceeding $1.2 billion annually. The rise of digital content distribution amplifies the urgency for scalable, sovereign anti-piracy solutions. NuroTrace™, built using machine learning, entropy modeling, and intelligent signal processing, offers a new era of content protection. The company's progress has attracted support from renowned filmmaker Teja, who, through his company Tezaract, has partnered with Nuronics to develop and scale this cutting-edge technology. Teja, a passionate advocate for creator rights, emphasized, 'Piracy kills creativity at its roots. Nuronics represents what's possible when AI meets purpose." Founded by Viplav Valluri and Dr. Ramana A V, Nuronics is now at the forefront of a new wave of AI-driven content security, making significant strides to protect digital content at the highest level. As the company continues to innovate, it is poised to lead the world in media-tech solutions, ensuring that India's growing digital footprint remains protected from piracy.
