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BAT-BMS issue explained: How an app exposes new cyber-physical security gap

India's BAT-BMS controversy is about more than app takedowns. It shows how connected battery systems can turn digital vulnerabilities into real-world safety risks that extend beyond electric vehicles

VPN: How an app meant to protect your privacy could be exposing you instead

VPNs cost money to operate. When users get the service free, their activity and data may become the product, while weak implementation can expose both individuals and enterprises to security risks

Apple, Samsung pull ahead as memory crisis hits smartphone market in Q2

Rising memory costs have squeezed budget smartphone makers, while Apple and Samsung have gained market share by protecting flagship devices, securing supply and focusing on premium segments

Apple releases iOS 27 public beta for eligible iPhones: Check what's new

Apple has released the iOS 27 public beta, giving users early access to new features, including an upgraded AI-powered Siri. Here's how to download it, and which devices are supported

Anthropic introduces India pricing for Claude subscription plans: Report

Anthropic is reportedly localising Claude subscriptions for Indian users with rupee pricing, even as UPI payments remain unavailable and expansion efforts gather pace

AI adoption is changing how enterprises think about intellectual property

As enterprises adopt AI, the challenge is shifting from protecting data to safeguarding institutional knowledge. Here's why governance, portability and AI ownership are becoming critical

Lava Bold N2 5G review: Bold design, lasting battery, budget trade-offs

Lava Bold N2 5G pairs distinctive blueprint-inspired design with clean software, dependable performance and long battery life, though its cameras and dated front design reflect its budget positioning

Zhipu founder backs open-source AI as global security debate intensifies

Founder Tang Jie said frontier AI should remain widely accessible under open-source principles, arguing that transparency and broad participation offer stronger safeguards than restrictions

Here's how screenshots are becoming AI's window into your computers

Screenshots were once digital clutter. Now, multimodal AI can understand the context, remember content, and even use them to navigate software without relying entirely on APIs

Beyond AI models: Why data infrastructure is now a priority for enterprises

As enterprises move beyond AI pilots, the focus is shifting from adopting larger AI models to building a real-time, reliable data infrastructure that can support AI at scale

Why China's AI model export rethink may force India to revisit AI strategy

China is considering limiting overseas access to its frontier AI models after a similar US move, signalling that advanced AI is increasingly being treated as a strategic national asset

Why enterprises in India are choosing smaller AI models over frontier LLMs

Enterprise AI is shifting from the biggest models to the right models, with smaller language models gaining traction for cost, privacy and domain-specific applications

AI-backed cyberattacks are exposing the limits of enterprise VPNs: Report

As AI helps attackers accelerate cyberattacks and attackers hand off compromised access in seconds, traditional VPN-based defences are now facing stern challenges

Why AI-generated spam is becoming a bigger threat to online communities

According to Reddit's latest moderation data, online communities use AI to defend against AI-generated spam, coordinated manipulation and fake engagement

What Centre's proposed stake in Sarvam means for India's AI ambitions

The reported proposal would mark a shift from conventional support to possible equity participation as India seeks to build sovereign AI capabilities.

Inside Claude: Anthropic finds AI uses a human-like reasoning workspace

Anthropic study finds Claude uses an internal reasoning workspace before generating responses, while stressing the findings do not suggest the AI is conscious

Beyond Earth: Why tech companies want to establish AI data centres in space

As AI pushes power grids and land requirements to their limits, companies are exploring orbital data centres. Here's why space is becoming part of the AI infrastructure conversation

EU upholds Google Android fine: Why the ruling matters beyond Europe

Europe's highest court has upheld 4.1 billion euros fine against Google over Android. Here's why ruling matters for phone users, manufacturers, regulators and India's digital competition landscape

Why United Nations wants stronger global oversight as AI evolves rapidly

UN's scientific assessment says AI capabilities are advancing faster than governments can regulate them, urging stronger global cooperation, independent oversight, and standardised evaluations

Apple supplier leak raises questions beyond exposure of unreleased iPhone

While Apple is investigating a reported cyber breach at Tata Electronics, the reported incident highlights growing cybersecurity risks across India's manufacturing ecosystem