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Amazon to invest $50 bn in AI infra for US govt after Meta, Anthropic

As part of the investment, the federal agencies will have access to AWS' AI tools, Anthropic's Claude family of models, and Nvidia chips, as well as Amazon's custom Trainium AI chips

Fractal Analytics gets Sebi nod for ₹4,900 crore IPO; check key details

Fractal Analytics aims to raise ₹4,900 crore through its maiden public issue, comprising a fresh issue of ₹1,279.3 crore and an offer for sale of ₹3,620.7 crore

Anthropic rolls out Claude Opus 4.5 and new Claude Code desktop app

Anthropic has launched Claude Opus 4.5 with improved coding, reasoning and long-form task performance, alongside a new Claude Code desktop app for PC and Mac

Over 80% of our AI agents are built in India, says SAP Labs India MD

Sindhu Gangadharan says AI-led productivity gains, strong GCC growth and responsible deployment will shape the next phase of India's tech industry

The next phase in infotech growth calls for innovation beyond jobs, exports

India must look beyond employment and export growth to innovation that can compete with the US and China

Accel, Google AI Futures Fund to launch 2026 AI cohort for Indian founders

Milestone partnership to focus on AI for Indians and taking AI innovation from India to the world

Microsoft adds on-device AI to Windows 11's Advanced Paste: What's new

New Microsoft PowerToys update brings on-device AI to Windows 11, letting Advanced Paste translate, summarise and reformat text without internet, cloud access or API costs

PM Modi pushes global AI safeguards at G20, warns against deepfake misuse

Speaking at the G20 Summit in Johannesburg, PM Modi urged a global compact to curb deepfakes, crime and terror-linked misuse of AI, stressing the need for human oversight

58% of India GCCs invest in Agentic AI as innovation roles widen: EY survey

EY GCC Pulse Survey 2025 shows India's GCCs rapidly moving from GenAI pilots to enterprise-scale Agentic AI, strengthening innovation pipelines and taking on wider global decision-making roles

Global jurisprudence needs evolution for emerging climate: Jitendra Singh

Union Minister of State for Science and Technology Jitendra Singh on Saturday said that judicial leadership and global jurisprudence must urgently evolve to address emerging challenges like those of the deep ocean, space debris, and artificial intelligence. The minister said there are four vital changes required, beginning with "strengthening international environmental law, regulating new technologies, updating outdated legal frameworks, and embedding intergenerational equity into judicial thinking". The remarks came at the 26th International Conference of Chief Justices of the World at the City Montessori School here. The event was also attended also by astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla. Singh said international environmental law can no longer function in silos as countries today face "interconnected crises" ranging from climate change to ocean degradation. He stressed the need for regulations to govern emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and ...

Big Tech's debt binge raises risk in race to create an AI world

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TCS-TPG to invest $1 billion in 'HyperVault'; what it means for investors?

TCS-TPG deal: TCS, on Thursday, announced securing a $1-billion investment from TPG to scale up its AI-data centre platform 'HyperVault'.

White House urges Congress to block bill curbing Nvidia's China chip sales

Nvidia, which has lobbied relentlessly for greater access to the world's biggest market for semiconductors, is not out of the woods yet

Practice without AI: It helps build careful security and privacy habits

It helps build careful security, privacy, and performance habits

Nvidia CEO Huang rejects AI bubble fears as skeptics warn of rising risks

In a regulatory filing, Nvidia disclosed the majority of its booming business rests on four unnamed customers

Trump to unveil 'Genesis Mission' to boost US AI efforts, says official

On Tuesday, Trump called on lawmakers to pass a federal standard governing artificial intelligence either in an upcoming defence spending bill or as standalone legislation

Meta's chief AI scientist Yann LeCun to leave, start new AI research firm

Artificial intelligence pioneer Yann LeCun said Wednesday he will be leaving his job as Meta's chief AI scientist at the end of the year. LeCun said he will be forming a startup company to pursue research on advanced forms of AI that can understand the physical world, have persistent memory, can reason, and can plan complex action sequences. He said Meta will partner with the new startup and that some of the research will overlap with Meta's commercial interests and some of it will not. LeCun joined Facebook in 2013 and co-founded Meta's AI research division, formerly known as Facebook AI Research. LeCun stepped down as the group's director in 2018 but has remained Meta's chief AI scientist. He's also a part-time professor at New York University, where has taught since 2003. LeCun spent his early career at the image processing department at AT&T Bell Labs in New Jersey, where he worked on developing AI systems that could read text found in digitised images. He was a winner in 201

India may lose tech edge unless big firms scale up AI spending: MeitY

MeitY's Abhishek Singh cautions that rapid advances in machine intelligence threaten India's long-held IT edge

Nvidia earnings test a market jittery over soaring AI investment bets

The risk is that these numbers could become unreliable if the big AI spenders, in particular closely held OpenAI, have to pull back on their commitments

AI boom, gig surge: India's job market is entering a new work order

Reform in education and skilling should link classrooms with careers, moving toward project-based, industry-aligned learning