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AI-driven cyber threats reshapes enterprise cybersecurity spending in India

As enterprises adopt AI at scale, cybersecurity spending is shifting from compliance and perimeter defence to identity protection, AI governance, cloud security, and continuous threat monitoring

Anthropic-Alibaba dispute puts AI distillation under spotlight: What is it?

Anthropic's allegations against Alibaba have put AI distillation in focus. Here's how the technique works, why it's controversial, and why it has become a new AI battleground

Waiting for phones, laptops to get cheaper? You may be waiting until 2030

With memory makers locking in elevated pricing through 2030 and analysts ruling out meaningful relief anytime soon, the consumer electronics industry is entering a prolonged era of expensive hardware

Apple price hike not a one-off as memory costs surge; iPhone next: Analysts

Analysts say MacBook Neo remains Apple's strongest value proposition despite the ₹10,000 price increase, as steeper hikes across the Mac lineup widen its affordability advantage

White House asks OpenAI to limit early release of GPT 5.6 to small group

The request was made by the White House's Office of the National Cyber Director and the Office of Science and Technology Policy

Micron Technology overtakes Meta Platforms, Tesla in market capitalisation

Micron's upbeat outlook and strong AI-driven demand for memory chips pushed its market value past Meta and briefly close to Tesla's

JP Morgan's AI scorecard ranks India high on promise, but low on delivery

A JP Morgan report tracking AI readiness across four global indices finds India strong on research and talent, but trailing on infrastructure, adoption and government deployment

JP Morgan's AI scorecard ranks India high on promise, but low on delivery

A JP Morgan report tracking AI readiness across four global indices finds India strong on research and talent, but trailing on infrastructure, adoption and government deployment

Corporate cybercrime: Why businesses are becoming prime targets of hackers

From ransomware and boss scams to AI-powered phishing and data theft, cybercrime is becoming a boardroom concern as companies emerge as the most lucrative targets for organised attackers

Digital arrest and fear scams: Why educated users fall for cyber fraud

Digital arrest scams show how cybercriminals use fear, authority and urgency to make even educated and financially aware users ignore warning signs

GTA 6 pre-orders go live in India: Price, editions, release date, more

Rockstar Games has opened GTA 6 pre-orders for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S in India. Here's everything to know about pricing, editions, launch timeline, eligible platforms, and bonus content

Cybercrime complaints are easy to file. But why justice takes longer

India has made cybercrime reporting easier, but victims still face delays in FIRs, fund recovery and investigations. Here's what happens after a complaint is filed

Google poised to lose two more senior AI researchers to Anthropic

The planned exits of two researchers linked to Gemini add to a string of recent departures that have raised concerns over Google's ability to retain top AI talent

Digital arrest to UPI fraud: How to stay safe from top cyber scams

From digital arrest to investment fraud, cyber scams increasingly use fear, urgency and impersonation. Here is how to spot the warning signs

Anthropic accuses Alibaba of 'illicitly' accessing Claude AI model

The AI startup told US officials that operators linked to Alibaba's Qwen lab used nearly 25,000 fraudulent accounts to access Claude's advanced capabilities

Tata Delhi data centre fire sparks data loss fears; Google Cloud disrupted

A fire at a Delhi data centre disrupted Google Cloud services and raised fears of major data loss for enterprise customers across India

Rising gadget prices renew consumer, OEMs interest in refurbished devices

As smartphone and gadget prices climb due to memory cost inflation, more Indian consumers are turning to refurbished devices, supported by organised platforms and OEM-backed programmes

Anthropic's Mythos finds vulnerabilities in classified US govt systems

Anthropic teamed up with Washington's intelligence agencies to conduct tests using Mythos under Project Glasswing

As Chinese firms pull ahead in tech, US fears it will become dependent

Chinese firms have some of the world's most advanced technology. But US officials say relying on it could come with a downside

China takes supercomputer crown from US for first time since 2017

A supercomputer in Shenzhen was declared the world's fastest. It uses only standard microprocessors and not the special-purpose chips called graphics processing units