Indian tech leaders call for homegrown OS after global IT outage

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Indian tech leaders call for homegrown OS after global IT outage

In India, where the aviation sector was badly affected, the global IT outage has raised questions about the way the world is so reliant on interconnected operating systems, monopolised by just a few giant IT firms. Smita Sharma spoke to some startups in India about lessons learnt from the crash.

July 23, 2024