Swiggy to invest $700 million in instant grocery delivery service – TechCrunch

Drones

Swiggy, India’s top food-delivery startup, will invest $700 million in its express grocery delivery service Instamart, significantly intensifying the competition for quick commerce in the world’s second largest market. The SoftBank-backed startup, which initially launched Instamart in two Indian cities in 2020, said on Thursday that the quick grocery delivery service is now available in…

Swiggy to invest $700 million in instant grocery delivery service – TechCrunch

Smart Cars

Swiggy, India’s top food-delivery startup, will invest $700 million in its express grocery delivery service Instamart, significantly intensifying the competition for quick commerce in the world’s second largest market. The SoftBank-backed startup, which initially launched Instamart in two Indian cities in 2020, said on Thursday that the quick grocery delivery service is now available in…

Swiggy to invest $700 million in instant grocery delivery service – TechCrunch

Robotics

Swiggy, India’s top food-delivery startup, will invest $700 million in its express grocery delivery service Instamart, significantly intensifying the competition for quick commerce in the world’s second largest market. The SoftBank-backed startup, which initially launched Instamart in two Indian cities in 2020, said on Thursday that the quick grocery delivery service is now available in…

Sequans defines IoT strategy: Security, ecosystem and customization

IoT Building News

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Russian Man Gets 60 Months Jail for Providing Bulletproof Hosting to Cyber Criminals

Web Security News

A Russian national charged with providing bulletproof hosting services for cybercriminals, who used the platform to spread malware and attack U.S. organizations and financial institutions between 2009 to 2015, has received a 60-month prison sentence. 34-year-old Aleksandr Grichishkin, along with Andrei Skvortsov, founded the bulletproof hosting service and rented its infrastructure to other criminal clientele…

From the Ground Up: Building a Sustainable Home and Encouraging Civic Engagement

Internet of Things

Contact:Laura BlackEditor-At-Largelblack@specialtypub.com The residential sector accounts for about 21% of the total U.S. energy consumption. Homeowners can save between 5-30% on their home energy bills by making home energy upgrades typically identified in a home-energy assessment. From the Ground Up: Project Sustainability Living Lab home creates the best approaches to building a home and restoring…