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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

Enterprise AI enters new phase as firms shift focus from adoption to ROI

AI investment is accelerating across industries, but enterprises are increasingly focused on measuring returns, scaling deployments, adopting agentic AI, and reshaping workforces

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

Japan's Sakana AI says Fugu Ultra matches Mythos on certain benchmarks

What are Fugu and Fugu Ultra, the AI systems through which Japan's Sakana AI is betting on 'One Model To Command Them All' and claiming Mythos-level performance on some benchmarks?

VPN downloads surged after Telegram restriction over NEET-UG fraud concerns

The temporary Telegram restriction triggered a surge in VPN downloads, highlighting how users respond when access to digital platforms is suddenly disrupted

Call screening to in-call agent: Can voice be AI's next growth frontier?

From Jio Call Agent to AI-powered call screening, artificial intelligence is becoming an active participant in phone conversations, raising questions around trust, transparency and human interaction

India must invest in deep tech, not rely on global trends: Neelkanth Mishra

India cannot rely solely on world trends and must instead build a domestic innovation ecosystem, invest in deep tech capabilities, and develop globally competitive products across strategic sectors, senior economist Neelkanth Mishra said on Saturday. He was speaking at the 15th convocation ceremony of the Indian Institute of Technology Gandhinagar (IITGN). Mishra, the chief economist at Axis Bank and chairman of Unique Identification Authority of India, spoke about the economic opportunities in the country, the challenges of escaping the middle-income trap, and the need for India to become a technology and product-driven nation. "India cannot depend on global trends or foreign technology alone but has to build its own innovation ecosystem, invest in deep tech capabilities and develop globally competitive products across multiple strategic sectors," an official release said, quoting Mishra. The chief guest said the future of India will be shaped not just by policymakers and economis

Your smart TV, camera, fridge, and vacuum are online. Who else is watching?

As internet-connected devices become household essentials, security researchers are raising concerns about hidden backdoors, data exposure and cyber threats lurking behind the convenience

AI bots are reshaping the internet as human traffic loses dominance: Report

As AI assistants increasingly browse, compare and fetch information online, bots have overtaken humans in web traffic for the first time in internet history

AI becomes top growth driver as non-gaming apps overtake gaming: Report

AI subscriptions, streaming services and gaming purchases pushed global in-app spending to a record $167 billion in 2025, according to market analysis firm Sensor Tower's report

Is multi-factor authentication enough? Kali365 breach fuels security debate

Cybercriminals are increasingly targeting active sessions instead of passwords, and Kali365 is emerging as one of the clearest examples, indicating that even MFAs are not safe anymore

AI startup Midjourney pivots to health with 'full-body ultrasound machine'

Announcing the Midjourney Scanner, startup CEO David Holz said that no such device has ever been built until now, touting the new technology as superior to MRI in numerous ways

IBM overhang is over now, we had to stand on our own: Kyndryl India head

Nearly five years after being spun off from IBM, Kyndryl India president Lingraju Sawkar says the firm has established its own identity, where it can now scale India solutions globally

What is BGP hijacking? The protocol at the centre of Telegram's India clash

As Telegram battles India's temporary restriction, a dispute over alleged BGP hijacking has brought attention to how internet traffic is routed globally

Why Sarvam's unicorn round is a test case for India's sovereign AI policy

HCLTech's $150-million investment gives Sarvam capital, credibility and enterprise reach, but India's sovereign AI push must now prove commercial viability

Telegram under scrutiny again: What makes it different from messaging apps

A temporary restriction by Indian government, linked to NEET-UG, has renewed scrutiny of Telegram and its unusual evolution from a messaging app into a broadcasting and content-sharing platform

Google rolls out Android 17, Wear OS 7 to Pixels: What's new, eligibility

Update brings multitasking, security and AI-powered features to Pixel phones and watches; Gemini Intelligence features to roll out later this summer

Laptop demand, public sector buying drive India's PC market growth in Q1

India's PC market saw strong growth in Q1 CY2026, driven by demand for portable laptops and large public sector deals, even as rising costs and pre-emptive buying point to short-term momentum

From Reels to risks: How scammers are turning videos into malware traps

Cybercriminals are moving beyond email scams and into social media feeds, using tutorial-style videos on TikTok and Instagram to spread malware and steal credentials