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 In a significant step towards strengthening India's indigenous digital ecosystem, Zoho Corporation has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Indian Army. The partnership aims to support the Army's digital transformation initiatives while promoting the vision of self-reliance and innovation under India's JAI framework—Jointness, Atmanirbharta, and Innovation. The announcement was welcomed by Zoho's founder and CEO, Sridhar Vembu, who described the agreement as a proud moment for the company. Sharing his thoughts on social media, Vembu highlighted Zoho's commitment to deepening its research and development efforts and contributing to India's technological growth. The collaboration represents more than just a business agreement. It reflects a growing emphasis on developing secure and reliable digital solutions within the country. As organizations across sectors increasingly rely on technology, the need for indigenous software and digital infrastructu...

  Zoho has recently unveiled its own data server platform called Nathu La, a name inspired by the famous mountain pass located on the India–China border. The company describes it as a proudly indigenous technology initiative, designed and developed entirely in India, with all of its intellectual property owned within the country. Photo: AI Generated / DailyPostHunt Graphics Built by Zoho's engineering teams in Nagpur, Nathu La has been optimized for AI inference workloads and represents a major step in the company's long-term vision of creating technology that is designed, built, and controlled from India. According to Zoho, this is one of the strongest moves it has made toward taking complete ownership of its technology stack, allowing the company to deliver greater value, reliability, and control to its customers. Photo: AI Generated / DailyPostHunt Graphics One of the key advantages of Nathu La is data sovereignty. As more organizations become concerned about data privacy...