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The IIIT Hyderabad football and basketball teams delivered an outstanding performance and secured the Championship Titles at the Vidya Jyothi Institute of Technology Tournament held on 15 and 16 April. Showcasing exceptional skill, consistency, and team spirit throughout the competition, both teams emerged as champions in their respective categories.

This impressive double victory reflects the students’ dedication, discipline, and strong teamwork, along with the invaluable guidance and support of their coaches. IIIT-H teams winners at Summit 2026 held at IIIT Hyderabad from 6 – 8 March 2026. The details are:Basketball (Men) Winner: IIIT Hyderabad Runner-up: BITS Hyderabad Basketball (Women) Winner: BVRIT NarasapurRunner-up: IIIT Hyderabad […]

NIT under Two-Cover Bid System for supply of Apple Mac Mini –55 Units

Notice Inviting Tender(NIT) under Two-CoverBid SystemFor Apple Mac Mini –55 Unit   International Institute of Information Technology Hyderabad   Tender No.: IIIT-H/Purchase/2026/08. Date: 21st April 2026 Sealed quote should reach the address below on or before 11th May 2026 @03:00 PM. Document Link: Apple Mac Mini –55 Unit   DirectorIIIT HyderabadProfessor CR Rao Rd, Gachibowli, […]

IIIT-H & ITDA Uttarakhand sign MoU to boost Innovation, Research, and Digital Capacity

The Information Technology Development Agency (ITDA) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with IIIT-H. The agreement was signed by IIIT-H Director, Dr. Sandeep Shukla and ITDA Director, Alok Pandey. Under this collaboration, experts from IIIT-H will assess the state’s IT infrastructure, conduct research, and identify gaps. Their recommendations will help improve the systems and strengthen cybersecurity. This partnership marks an important step toward enhancing innovation, research, and capacity building in the state – bringing together ITDA’s vision for digi-transformation and IIIT-H’s academic and technological expertise. The agreement was signed by Prof Sandeep Shukla, Director, IIIT-H, and Shri Alok Pandey, Director, ITDA, in the presence of IT Minister Shri Pradeep Batra, IT Secretary Shri Nitesh Jha (IAS), Shri Ashish K Upadhyay, CISA, CISSP (DGM), and other distinguished members.

NIT under Two-Cover Bid System for supply of GPU Servers & Compute nodes 

Notice Inviting Tender(NIT) under Two-CoverBid SystemFor GPU Servers & Compute nodes   International Institute of Information Technology Hyderabad   Tender No.: : IIIT-H/Purchase/2026/7 Date: : 15th April 2026 Sealed quote should reach to the below address on or before 2nd May 2026 @ 12:00 PM.  Submission date is extended to 9th May 2026@ 12 PM Document […]

IIIT-H’s smart wearables to improve golden hour safety 

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IIIT-H’s smart wearables to improve golden hour safety

Accidents in high-risk industrial environments are an occupational hazard but what is disconcerting is that they often go unnoticed. A new wearable safety system developed by IIIT Hyderabad’s Centre for VLSI and Embedded Systems Technology aims to change that. In sprawling industrial landscapes like thermal power plants, oil refineries, construction sites, danger is often part of the job. Thousands of workers move through complex, high-risk environments every day, equipped with helmets, gloves, boots, and harnesses. But when something goes wrong, those protections can only go so far. What happens when no one sees the accident? That’s the problem Prof. Abhishek Srivastava and his team have set out to solve. Industrial accidents are more common than most people realize and more critically, they’re not always immediately reported. In many cases, help arrives late not because it isn’t available, but because no one knows something has gone wrong.

Landmark Learning & Longevity Symposium and New North  

In a first-of-its-kind initiative in India, IIIT-H convened the Learning & Longevity Symposium (LLS) placing learning—not medicine, fitness, or finance—at the centre of the longevity conversation. Hosted by IIIT-H’s Third Age Learning (3AL) Research and Design Group, the symposium brought together leading voices from cognitive neuroscience, molecular biology, geriatric medicine, AI, game design, eldercare technology, and learning sciences. With an aim to explore a bold, unifying hypothesis — learning is the most powerful intervention for healthy aging. The symposium unfolded across three thematic tracks: The Biology of Longevity, Third Age Learning, and The Longevity Ecosystem. The format encouraged unlikely but necessary intersections — neuroscientists engaging with game designers, dementia specialists in dialogue with edtech entrepreneurs, and cognitive scientists exchanging ideas with architects of the emerging silver economy.