Future Of Ai Infrastructure

Govt likely to push for use of domestic AI models in critical sectors

The government may ask critical sectors such as defence and aerospace to prioritise indigenous AI models and avoid using frontier systems developed by foreign companies

Enterprises face a reckoning in their AI costs as budgets come under strain

As AI adoption accelerates, companies are turning to model orchestration, smaller language models and token monitoring to control rising costs and improve returns on AI investments.

Goa's AI leap: State charts a new course from tourism to technology

Goa's ₹250 crore AI policy aims to build skills, support startups and help up to 600 MSMEs adopt artificial intelligence, as the state seeks to diversify beyond tourism.

Meta kicks off first euro bond sale in latest test for tech sector

Facebook parent turns to global debt markets to finance rising AI infrastructure investments even as concerns emerge over the sustainability of the AI boom

Cert-In calls for AI security audits, six-hour incident reporting by firms

Cert-In has issued guidelines for enterprise AI security audits, calling for risk-based classification, six-hour incident reporting, continuous monitoring and 180-day retention of logs.

DeepSeek drops enhanced coding agent with aim to rival Anthropic

DeepSeek has unveiled an open-source autonomous coding agent that can monitor developer discussions and suggest solutions, intensifying its competition with Anthropic's Claude Code.

India proposes framework to unlock data for AI training, protect privacy

The government's draft DEPA framework proposes secure data environments and privacy safeguards to unlock data for AI training, potentially generating $500 billion in value by 2030.

AI, IoT can boost shrimp farm returns by over 80%, finds Icrier paper

An Icrier study finds that AIoT adoption can raise net returns from ₹5.63 lakh to ₹10.40 lakh per acre in shrimp farming, while cutting feed use, labour costs and energy consumption

Altman urges firms to prioritise AI security over productivity gains

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman urged companies to prioritise AI security risks over productivity gains, warning that AI systems are uncovering vulnerabilities requiring urgent action.

India not yet a consensus buy amid oil, tech disruptions: Global brokerages

India is yet to emerge as a consensus buy for foreign investors, with relative growth prospects, elevated oil prices and uncertain IT earnings weighing on inflows.

Artificial intelligence's next big bottleneck in India is a very small chip

Funding is flowing, but the country's AI builders are struggling to secure the chips, memory, and power needed to train and run models

The coming global wealth destruction

Between AI-driven cyber chaos, two wars, and street mayhem, global prosperity is no longer guaranteed

ShopOS launches Sloosh.ai creative platform for AI images, videos and reels

Backed by Binny Bansal's 3STATE Ventures, ShopOS has opened its AI creative engine to global users, offering tools for product imagery, videos, reels and creator-style content.

OpenAI president seeks AI safeguards as group he funds opposes curbs

OpenAI President Greg Brockman's $25 million donation to a political group opposing restrictive AI rules raises questions about the company's commitment to AI safety regulations.

RapidCanvas raises $29 million in Series B round led by Vertex Ventures

The funding takes RapidCanvas' total capital raised to $52.5 million and will support expansion of its go-to-market teams, field AI engineering operations and partner network.

OpenAI fires three safety researchers over alleged breach of trust

OpenAI said on Friday that it fired three safety researchers for a "breach of trust," defending the dismissals after the trio accused the company of putting its corporate interests before safety as the reason for removing them. The ChatGPT maker said in a post on X that it "parted ways" with the researchers after an investigation found "they violated clear policies on handling sensitive information." The statement comes after the three researchers, Tomek Korbak, Jasmine Wang and Mikita Balesni, posted a letter to OpenAI's various safety oversight groups detailing the circumstances around their firings and their concerns about AI. The researchers said they feared that the "internal and external communications" about their dismissals have chilled the company's culture that encouraged speaking freely and disagreeing openly about safety concerns. They urged OpenAI to stick to its promise to allow third-party safety monitors inside the company and preserve the ability to monitor rapidly

Voice AI adoption scales up in India, moves beyond experimentation

Multilingual, integrated and outcome-focused deployments gain ground as enterprises increasingly partner with technology providers

Matters.AI, Upwind integrate to link cloud exposures with data risks

The native API integration combines cloud security findings with data classification, helping security teams investigate and prioritise risks to sensitive business data

Talks on AI now centred on returns on investment, says Google executive

Companies are increasingly seeking measurable returns from AI investments as the focus shifts from experimentation and scaling to value, security and agentic transformation

Mavenir, Neysa partner to offer sovereign AI infrastructure to enterprises

The partnership combines Mavenir's AI platform with Neysa's GPU infrastructure and cloud environment to help enterprises, telcos and neocloud providers deploy AI systems