Artificial Intelligence

Oracle is cutting costs even as its cloud business grows rapidly, as debt-funded AI infrastructure spending puts pressure

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Lenovo India on Thursday reported an 18 per cent year-on-year growth in revenue for the first quarter ended June 30, 2026, driven by strong demand for artificial intelligence (AI) integrated solutions. The company, however, did not disclose the specific revenue figure for its India operations. "Lenovo India has delivered a strong start to FY2026-27, with Q1 revenue growing 18 per cent year-on-year. This performance reflects the strength of our full-stack hybrid AI offerings across personal AI and enterprise AI and the resilience of our supply chain and customer trust," Shailendra Katyal, VP and Managing Director, Lenovo India, said. He noted that customers are increasingly looking beyond standalone technologies for integrated solutions. "This is where Lenovo's Hybrid AI strategy gives us a competitive edge, combining devices, infrastructure, solutions, and services, positioning us at the forefront of the AI inferencing and democratization era," Katyal said. On a global level, the

Since launching in November 2024, users have created more than 60 million projects on the platform, which now sees more than 900 million monthly visits to apps built on it

The lender uses GST, account, bureau and other data in its AI-backed underwriting engine, while deploying the technology in fraud detection, customer care and cheque processing

Consumer firms are reporting operational gains from AI, but evidence that these benefits are translating into higher revenue, margins or Ebit remains limited

India's app market crossed $345 million in Q2 revenue as AI, entertainment and digital services pushed non-gaming apps ahead, extending a trend seen in the first quarter

The country's largest lender, State Bank of India (SBI), used artificial intelligence to underwrite nearly Rs 1 lakh crore in MSME loans of up to Rs 5 crore each during 2025-26, a senior bank official said on Wednesday. "In FY26, in 12 months time, we are able to underwrite loans up to Rs 5 crore, both covering the new-to-bank customers, as well as existing customers. Almost Rs 1 lakh crore we were able to underwrite," SBI Managing Director Rama Mohan Rao Amara said at the annual FIBAC event here. He added that the bank is also deploying artificial intelligence, including Large Language Models (LLMs), to automate processing of cheques up to Rs 10,000. The use of AI has helped free up the bandwidth of relationship managers, who earlier spent considerable time collecting data and carrying out preliminary analysis, the official said. Cheques of up to Rs 10,000 account for around 25 per cent of the bank's cheque volumes, and the AI model can read the cheque and verify mandatory fields

Venture capital firm behind Flipkart and Swiggy closes ninth India fund as part of a record $3.5 billion global raise, betting AI lets homegrown startups build for the world from day one

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The British lender employs about 22,000 at its global capability centers in India, which support the bank's operations worldwide

Big Tech companies have signaled that spending on AI would not slow down, with combined outlays set to surpass $730 billion this year

The company has not set a release date for Nemotron 4 and has ‌yet to complete final training

The Alliance of General Information Press, which represents French newspapers and ​magazines, opposes the recent rollout of AI-generated article summaries by ‌Google without consultation

Spotify will display the ​badge on banners and About sections in artist profiles, as well as in Search and on track rows across playlists

IBM and Together AI will build a $240-million AI cluster using Nvidia's latest systems, reflecting rising demand for computing capacity to run open-source AI models

Comes at a time when maintaining merchant relationships becomes a paramount priority

Token prices have fallen sharply, but agentic workflows can consume far more of them, while data, infrastructure and governance add to costs, shifting the focus from usage to business returns

C S Setty said banks must take AI beyond retail applications to improve credit access, risk assessment and productivity while strengthening cybersecurity and governance

He said AI could become as significant to the current decade as liberalisation was to the 1990s and digitalisation to the 2010s