Logitech commences local manufacturing in India to drive agility and AI-era expansion
Highlighting the operational rationale behind the move, Logitech stated that establishing assembly capabilities in India is rooted in a market-driven strategy designed to enhance operational agility and supply chain resilience
Arkansas sues OpenAI, alleging it misled users about ChatGPT safety
Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin has sued OpenAI, saying the company told users ChatGPT was safe while it knew of serious risks. The 73-page complaintwas filed on Wednesday in a Faulkner County court and names eight OpenAI firms. The state says ChatGPT has encouraged suicide and self-harm, fed delusions, given bad medical advice and helped [] This story continues at The Next Web
EU says it is in talks with Google over changes after
The European Commission is in talks with Google about the steps the company may take following the EUs 890M (about $1bn) fine in July. The Commission confirmed the talks on Wednesday to Reuters. The fines were issued under the Digital Markets Act (DMA), the EU law that sets rules for the largest online platforms. In [] This story continues at The Next Web
Norrsken and Nvidia to open Stockholm AI Lab for founders in 2027
Norrsken Foundation and Nvidia will open a hub for AI startups in central Stockholm in 2027. The Stockholm AI Lab will host a select group of European founders who use AI to address problems in climate, health, food and society, and it will also be home to Nvidias Stockholm office. The lab will sit in [] This story continues at The Next Web
OpenAI says ex-employee took device files before returning to Apple
OpenAI says a former employee who went back to Apple sent more than 100 secret files about an unreleased OpenAI product to personal accounts, according to a court filing made on Wednesday in San Jose, California, According to the filing, the unnamed employee joined OpenAI from Apple and stayed for six months. Some of the [] This story continues at The Next Web
Anthropic results may aid IPO but not AI trade, analysts say
Market players say Anthropics numbers may not be enough to revive investor interest in the broader trade
Smartphone shipments crash 22% in worst quarter ever: IDC
Rising memory costs have pulled shipments down sharply, the market researcher said
Anthropic says revenue jumped to nearly $17 billion last quarter
Anthropic told investors it was free cash flow positive and had an 11 percent operating margin, both adjusted, in the third quarter
OpenAI flags AI adoption gap in Europe despite 8-fold surge in agent use among small businesses
OpenAI has highlighted a widening opportunity for European businesses to turn growing artificial intelligence (AI) adoption into higher productivity, as AI agents now account for more than half of the output generated through its enterprise and business platforms in the European Union (EU). In its latest report, OpenAI said businesses need to move beyond experimenting with AI and use tools that can carry out tasks from planning to completion. The report identified improving access to advanced AI capabilities, along with building workers' skills and confidence, as key steps towards achieving greater economic benefits.
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OpenAI vows not to use trade secrets allegedly taken from Apple
OpenAI and Apple have been at odds for months, despite a two-year-old partnership that wove ChatGPT into Apple software
OpenAI hands its data centre and compute operation to a former xAI executive
OpenAI has put its compute and infrastructure businesses under Uday Ruddarraju, who ran infrastructure at Elon Musks xAI until July 2025. Sachin Katti, who had been overseeing infrastructure and led the $30B Georgia build, leaves the role within weeks and stays on as an adviser. OpenAI has put compute and infrastructure under one executive. Uday [] This story continues at The Next Web
Ultrafast oxide-ion conductors offer route to low-temperature fuel cells
Solid-oxide fuel cells (SOFCs), which convert chemical energy directly into electrical power, are promising energy-conversion technologies because they can operate on various fuels, including hydrogen, natural gas and biogas.
Modal raises $750M at $15.75bn valuation as run rate tops $1bn
Modal, a cloud company that runs AI models and code for developers, announced on Wednesday that it has raised $750 million in a Series D round at a $15.75 billion valuation. Accel led the round, and Kleiner Perkins joined. All of Modals existing investors also took part, including Menlo Ventures, General Catalyst, Redpoint, Lux Capital, [] This story continues at The Next Web
Salience Labs raises $125M for optical AI switches, then expands in California
Salience Labs has raised an oversubscribed $125M Series B led by Bullhound Capital, with AMD Ventures, Intel Capital and the British Business Bank taking part. The Oxfordshire company will use it to scale manufacturing and open a second West Coast office. An Oxfordshire photonics company has raised $125M to build optical switches for AI data [] This story continues at The Next Web
Kyndryl will run AI agents inside Toyota Finance
Kyndryl and Toyota Systems will apply Kyndryls agentic AI framework to Toyota Finances IT change management, infrastructure design and impact analysis, in its production environment. No contract value, timeline or measured result has been disclosed. Kyndryl and Toyota Systems will run AI agents inside Toyota Finances IT operations. No contract value, timeline or measured result [] This story continues at The Next Web
Accenture, Workday join hands to help businesses deploy AI agents faster
The collaboration will combine engineering expertise and enterprise AI capabilities, with insights from real-world deployments feeding into future product development
Use-case-based regulation is the right approach for AI: Sriram Raghavan, IBM Software GM
Sriram Raghavan, General Manager, IBM Software, India and Software Innovation Lab pushes case-to-case regulatory framework for AI and AI agents is the most effective method
Humanly acquires CareerArc, adding recruitment marketing to its AI hiring tools
Humanly has acquired recruitment marketing company CareerArc, its fifth acquisition since 2025, with no price disclosed. The AI hiring tools it is consolidating fall into the EU AI Acts high-risk employment category, whose duties were delayed to December 2027. Humanly has bought CareerArc, its fifth acquisition in two years. No price was disclosed, and the [] This story continues at The Next Web
America has passed 80,000 public fast-charging ports for the first time
The US passed 80,000 public fast-charging ports for the first time, adding 4,106 in the third quarter, a 12% drop on a year earlier. The EU counted 212,439 public DC points in April and added nearly 18,000 of them in four months. America has passed 80,000 public fast-charging ports for the first time, after adding [] This story continues at The Next Web
NITI Aayog framework asks States to assess power, water availability before clearing data centres
The framework seeks to help States move beyond competition for investment announcements towards attracting projects that can be supported by available infrastructure and deliver measurable economic value
Huskeys Launches Profiling to Advance Proactive Network Edge Security
For security teams, detecting a threat is only part of the challenge. They must also determine which application is at risk, how the activity relates to legitimate business operations, and what action will reduce exposure without interrupting users. Huskeys is introducing Profiling to address those questions, giving organizations a dynamic, business-aware view of their web [] This story continues at The Next Web
Over $3.5 trillion of AI Infrastructure spending may be exposed to impairment by 2030: Gartner
Based on Gartner projections, a continued AI infrastructure investment trajectory could leave more than $4 trillion in asset value exposed to write-down risk through 2032
Revolut launches its mobile plan in Germany for
Revolut has launched its own mobile phone plan in Germany, the company announced today. The fintech, which recently won a French banking licence, is pushing further beyond its banking app. Revolut Mobile costs 14.99 a month and includes 120GB of data at full speed, then unlimited data at a slower 2 Mbit/s, plus unlimited calls [] This story continues at The Next Web
European Commission plans to use AI to respond faster to cyberattacks
According to a document obtained by Politico, the European Commissions IT department wants to use AI to fight back against the most dangerous cyberattacks. DG DIGIT, the Commissions IT department, wrote the paper, though it is undated, and it explains how the EUs executive branch should get ready to defend against AI-driven threats. According to [] This story continues at The Next Web
OpenAIs 'Super Intelligence' In Spy Scare; FBI Arrests Saudi Engineer
A Saudi national working at OpenAI has been arrested by the FBI over allegations he planted a covert recording device inside an executive conference room at the AI giants San Francisco headquarters. Abdulrahman Alfozan, 35, was charged with attempting to intercept private oral communications after the device was allegedly discovered hidden inside toilet paper and plugged into a televisions USB port. According to the federal complaint, meetings in the room involved highly confidential discussions about proprietary AI research, product plans, technical capabilities, government engagements and strategic priorities, raising serious questions about what the device may have been intended to capture. The allegations have not been proven in court.
Estonian energy storage firm Skeleton becomes unicorn with Siemens deal
Siemens has bought into Skeleton Technologies, an Estonian maker of energy storage systems. With this, the deal values Skeleton at more than $1 billion, its CEO Taavi Madiberk told Bloomberg. The deal closed this month and was worth more than $100 million, the company said, but it did not give the exact figure. In return, [] This story continues at The Next Web
INmune Bio and Quantum Computing partner to apply quantum optimization and AI to advance Alzheimer
Boca Raton, Florida, October 14th, 2026, Financewire Collaboration combines INmune Bios clinical research with QCis Dirac-3S quantum optimization machine to identify potential new treatment indications and biomarkers for XPro. Initial engagement marks QCis first commercial customer in pharmaceutical and biotechnology markets, expanding the application of quantum computing to drug development. INmune Bio Inc. (Nasdaq: INMB) [] This story continues at The Next Web
Apple, OpenAI Head to Court in High-Stakes AI Trade Secret Fight
Two critical issues are on the agenda for a hearing Wednesday: a request by Apple for a court order that would require OpenAI to immediately stop using allegedly stolen trade secrets and a separate demand by OpenAI to dismiss Apples lawsuit entirely
OpenAI says Saudi employee caught planting listening device
A Saudi national employed by the artificial intelligence lab has been arrested after a listening device was planted in a company conference room.
New platform tackles critical material risks in electric motors
As manufacturers face growing uncertainty tied to critical material shortages and global supply chain disruptions, the Department of Energy
Cisco to expand silicon design team in India, says CEO Chuck Robbins
The networking major also sees India and the Middle East as its biggest growth opportunities outside the United States, its chief executive said
Google Deepmind's Hassabis calls AI hacks 'early warning shots'
Recent hacking incidents perpetrated by AI agents are early warning shots, and the world could soon face
Green power generation struggling to keep pace with AI growth, says Jitin Prasada
Rising demand for computing capacity is putting pressure on electricity infrastructure, prompting calls for faster green power expansion and stronger domestic capabilities
Haier eyes 30 to 35% festive growth this season, says CEO N S Satish
Haier has its domestic manufacturing in Pune and Greater Noida which supply to the nationwide network, with Pune serving as the primary hub for premium and large-capacity manufacturing
IMF, World Bank launch Bangkok Blueprint to fight cyber fraud
The framework is aimed at assisting policymakers, regulators, financial institutions and other stakeholders, but is not formal IMF-World Bank policy guidance
AI turning another front for gender inequality, can't exclude women from decision-making: Experts
The WEF estimates that complete global gender parity is still 120 years away. While it did not give any individual estimate for India, it could be around 149-150 years for the country
Cachet raises new funding to insure Europe
Tallinn startupCachet, which sells insurance to ride-hailing, scooter, and gig-work apps, has closed a funding round led by Spintop Ventures. The deal raises its total capital to about 11 million. Moreover, Truffle Capital and Icebreaker.vc, both earlier backers, joined the round. Cachet acts as a licensed broker rather than an insurer. Its policies are shaped [] This story continues at The Next Web
OpenAI fires employee after finding recording device in conference room
The ChatGPT-maker noted that it used its models to understand the device and where it had come from
FBI Arrests Saudi OpenAI Employee Accused Of Planting Hidden Recording Device At Company Office
Tech Mahindra Q2 preview: Margins seen holding up despite wage hike impact
Cost-efficiency measures expected to offset impact of wage hikes
CtrlS to invest 10,000 crore in Bihar to strengthen digital infrastructure
The companys 400-crore AI and cloud-ready data centre in Patna was formally inaugurated on Tuesday and currently offers an IT load of 12 MW with the potential to expand per-future demand.
Google launches Gemini 4 Argon, targets complex coding, cybersecurity and scientific research
New model priced at $2 per million input tokens; ranks first on Vals Index and boosts coding productivity
OpenAI Engineer Arrested for Planting Covert Listening Device in Executive Conference Room
In an unprecedented corporate espionage case within the artificial intelligence sector, federal authorities have arrested Abdulrahman Alfozan, a 35-year-old Saudi national and engineer at OpenAI, for allegedly planting a covert recording device inside the companys San Francisco headquarters. Alfozan was arrested by FBI agents on October 9 following a referral from OpenAI, which utilized its [] The post OpenAI Engineer Arrested for Planting Covert Listening Device in Executive Conference Room appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
OpenAI employee arrested for planting recording device at office
OpenAI discovered a sophisticated recording device in its office, using its AI models to identify an employee, Abdulrahman Alfozan, who had planted it. The FBI has since arrested the Saudi national, and OpenAI has terminated his employment, stating there's no indication of data exfiltration.
Delaware jury awards Qualcomm $2 in damages, finds Arm breached license agreement
Arms shares were down more than 1% in afternoon trading
OpenAI employee arrested for planting hidden recording device in office
Saudi national Abdulrahman Alfozan, 35, was arrested after allegedly hiding a recording device in an OpenAI executive conference room to capture sensitive discussions
OpenAI says staffer arrested for hidden recording device in office
The company used AI to identify the planted device and the person who placed it; the worker has been fired, OpenAI said
OpenAI engineer faces bugging charge
Washington: An engineer at OpenAI has been charged with secretly installing a recording device inside a conference room in what officials said Tuesday was an effort to capture sensitive conversations about the company's technology.The employee, identified as a 35-year-old Saudi national named Abdulrahman Alfozan, was arrested Friday, a week after the ChatGPT maker discovered an audio recording device hidden inside a company conference room, according to a criminal complaint filed in federal court in San Francisco.Also read: Meta says its new AI models on par with OpenAI, AnthropicThe complaint did not identify the company, but the company confirmed in a separate statement that it had discovered a sophisticated recording device that was hidden inside one of our offices, reported the finding to the FBI and fired the employee.We used our models to understand the device and where it had come from, identifying that a specific employee had planted it a few days earlier. We referred the matter to the FBI, and we're grateful to the agents and prosecutors who moved quickly to make an arrest. The FBI's investigation is ongoing and we will continue to support their work, an OpenAI spokesperson said.— OpenAINewsroom (@OpenAINewsroom) At this time, we have no indications of this individual inappropriately accessing or exfiltrating model weights, source code, or customer data. The employee was terminated, the statement said.The complaint does not detail what Alfozan might have wanted to do with any captured communications, but the company said the device was sophisticated, designed to evade detection and featured advanced encryption and audio monitoring capabilities.OpenAI said it had evidence the employee planned to place other listening devices throughout other parts of the office building for the purpose of recording meetings.This alleged attempt by a Saudi national to steal sensitive communications from OpenAI was taken extremely seriously. Theft of intellectual property involving cutting-edge super intelligence technology poses a serious threat to our national security, Attorney General Todd Blanche said in a statement on X.Alfozan made his first court appearance Tuesday on a charge of using or endeavoring to use an electronic, mechanical, or other device to intercept oral communications. It was not immediately clear if he had a lawyer who could speak on his behalf. He is due back in court on Oct 19.The recording device was found September 30 concealed in toilet paper and inserted into a USB port on the back of a television in an executive conference room, according to the complaint.Though the conference room where the recording device was found did not have a security camera at the time the object was installed, closed-circuit television footage inside the company's offices revealed that Alfozan was near the conference room on nearly a dozen occasions last month despite not having any authority to access the space or participate in meetings there, the complaint says.The company subsequently added a camera to the room that last week captured Alfozan entering and checking behind the television where the recording device had been installed, according to the FBI.Also read: OpenAI and Anthropic fear a major AI crisis in the next 6 to 12 months. Heres what theyre preparing forThe complaint also alleges that he used a productivity tool to make multiple inquiries about the company's building addresses, meeting rooms, meeting-room capacities and calendars.Days before his arrest last week, the complaint says, Alfozan left behind an unattended bag in a different room that, when opened by OpenAI personnel, was found to contain his wallet, identification and another recording device similar to the one placed in the conference room.
OpenAI engineer charged after listening device found in meeting room
US authorities say a Saudi national was arrested and charged after allegedly planting a concealed surveillance device. OpenAI engineer charged after listening device found in meeting room
Saudi National Arrested For Planting Recording Device At OpenAI Office
OpenAI's security team found the device late last month, and the employee, a Saudi national, was arrested on October 9, the US Justice Department said.
An OpenAI engineer is charged over a listening device in the boardroom
An OpenAI engineer has been arrested over a listening device found behind a television in an executive conference room, and is charged with endeavouring to intercept oral communications. OpenAI says no model weights, source code or customer data were taken. An OpenAI engineer has been arrested over a listening device found at the companys San [] This story continues at The Next Web
Amsterdam, early October. Customer Contact Week Europe 2026 brought together around 700 attendees and 50 exhibitors over three days to talk about the future of customer contact. As the industrys flagship event in Europe, it carried a certain energy that is hard to replicate, the kind that comes from having the right people in the [] This story continues at The Next Web
Employee arrested after listening device found in OpenAI conference room, FBI and the company say
Employee arrested after listening device found in OpenAI conference room, FBI and the company say
Marina Segal wants your cloud to say no
Cloud security spent a decade learning to see everything. Half of what it found is still open. Tamnoons CEO says the next decade belongs to machines that know when not to act, and as of today she is publishing what hers refused. Marina Segal helped build the machines that see everything. She was at Dome9 [] This story continues at The Next Web
Google says Gemini 4 Argon is a
Google has released Gemini 4 Argon globally to paying users, in the Gemini app, in Search and through the API. The $2 and $10 per million token prices are a launch discount against standard rates of $4 and $20. Google has released Gemini 4 Argon to anyone willing to pay for it. The model is [] This story continues at The Next Web
Europe trails the US on AI because of how firms work, Sifted report says
Europe is falling behind the US on AI use at work, and the main reason is not technology, according to a new report.Thereport from Sifted, sponsored by London Business School, says Europe has an organisational gap rather than a tech gap. Firms struggle with skills, management, trust and the cost of fitting AI into how [] This story continues at The Next Web
Blink-powered glasses harvest mechanical energy from facial movements to power sensors
From blinking and smiling to jaw clenching and eyebrow raising, faces are constantly in motion
Google will let anyone publish an app to the Play Store, for free
Google will let anyone over 18 with a Google account publish privately listed Android apps built in its AI Studio, with no paid developer account. Apple spent this year tightening its own store against the same kind of software. Google will let anyone over 18 with a Google account publish an Android app to the [] This story continues at The Next Web
Frequent short-video use tracks greater wealth gap dissatisfaction among people in China
Frequent use of short-video apps is associated with lower satisfaction with one
Jio Platforms attracts more than $20B in bids ahead of record India IPO
Jio Platforms has drawn more than $20B in bids for what would be Indias largest listing, with Fidelity, Allianz and Capital Group indicating interest. The company is now seeking about $108B, against the $170B bankers discussed last November. Jio Platforms has drawn more than $20B in bids for what would be Indias largest listing. The [] This story continues at The Next Web
Apple launches $299 HomeView hub alongside new smart home range
Apple has launched HomeView, a $299 smart display built around Siri AI, with shipping from 13 November in eight markets. The European Union is not one of them, because Siri AI is still blocked on iOS there. Apple has launched HomeView, a $299 smart display built around the new Siri, with pre-orders open and shipping [] This story continues at The Next Web
Data centre firms say the AI bottleneck is now power and labour
Executives from NTT Data, Brookfield and Infosys say electricity and skilled labour, not chips, now limit how fast AI data centres get built. In Europe the binding constraint is worse, with grid connections in congested markets running to ten years. The thing slowing the AI buildout is no longer the chips. Executives running some of [] This story continues at The Next Web
Microsoft is on track for its first record close in a year
Microsoft is on pace for its first record close since October 2025, having gained more than 50% from a June low and added roughly $1.5T in market value. The AI-disruption panic that caused the fall also hit SAP, which has not recovered. Microsoft is on track for its first record close in almost a year, [] This story continues at The Next Web
CtrlS announces 10,000-crore AI factory in Bodh Gaya, opens 400-crore Patna data centre
The expansion will strengthen the companys presence in eastern India, with facilities aimed at meeting rising demand for digital infrastructure.
Pluto Security emerges from stealth with $42M in funding
The next phase of enterprise software adoption is giving employees capabilities that once required dedicated engineering teams. AI tools can now help workers build applications, automate processes, and create agents. But each new capability introduces questions about data access, dependencies, and control. For cybersecurity investors, this shift presents an opportunity to back companies building security [] This story continues at The Next Web
Two-dimensional (2D) semiconductors, only a few atomic layers thick, are promising materials for making AI chips faster and more energy efficient by stacking additional semiconductor layers on top of existing computing circuits. However, when crystals form at multiple random locations during growth, it is difficult to produce high-quality semiconductors at the desired positions.
KuCoin Nigeria gains conditional approval from Nigeria
KuCoin Nigeria Limited has received conditional Approval-in-Principle (AIP) from the Securities and Exchange Commission, Nigeria (SEC Nigeria), for admission into its Accelerated Regulatory Incubation Programme (ARIP). It advances the exchanges efforts to establish a regulated presence in one of Africas most active digital asset markets. According to Chainalysis 2026 Global Crypto Adoption Index, Nigeria ranks [] This story continues at The Next Web
F2A secures 3,000 crore in subscriptions, targets 3,500 crore corpus
The fund expects to deploy capital in around seven companies this year, with three investments in advanced stages of discussion for the next quarter
AI in HR and decision fatigue: why automation only helps when it decides
Every day, a manager approves a time-off request, signs off on an expense report, resolves a scheduling conflict and weighs in on a performance review. None of it feels monumental. Together, it adds up to something behavioral researchers call decision fatigue. That is the measurable decline in judgment that follows a long run of choices. [] This story continues at The Next Web
US PERM suspension unlikely to have material business impact: Wipro
Wipro said the suspension relates to a specific pathway to permanent residency and is distinct from broader skilled talent mobility programmes such as the H-1B visa
Tiny droplets form soft networks for brain-inspired computing
Inside the human brain, billions of individual neurons connect to form a vast network capable of rapidly processing information and electrical signals. A team of researchers and engineers at Penn State is taking inspiration from these natural computers to build soft networks of water-based droplets, connected by membranes like those found in the walls of living cells.
Indias data-centre boom opens new semiconductor opportunities beyond AI chips
Growing AI infrastructure demand is creating openings for Indian semiconductor startups, though commercial success will depend on capital, technology and customer access
AAA Technologies plans to expand workforce tenfold to 1,000 amid AI cybersecurity push
The Mumbai-based company is expanding beyond conventional audits as organisations face increasingly sophisticated cyber threats and tighter regulatory requirements.
Chandrasekaran defends Tatas long-term bets in semiconductors amid questions over returns
Semiconductor investments should be assessed against the future demand for chips and Indias ambition to build advanced manufacturing capabilities, rather than near-term financial targets, says Chandrasekaran
NYT, AFP and Economist join SPUR coalition on AI use of news
The New York Times, Agence France-Presse, and The Economist have joined a coalition that wants AI companies to stop using news without permission, the group said on Monday. The coalition, known as SPUR Standards for Publisher Usage Rights, has now reached over 80 members across more than 20 countries. It was founded in February by [] This story continues at The Next Web
DeepSigma has launched a paper-trading demo covering 77 traditional financial markets, using patented blockchain technology to bring crypto-style perpetual futures to stocks, commodities and other real-world assets. A team with backgrounds at Goldman Sachs, Citadel Securities, Google and Uber is developing adecentralized exchangedesigned to bring one of cryptos most popular trading models into traditional financial [] This story continues at The Next Web
Fintech funding rises 14% to $2.2 billion as deal count falls 41%: Report
The funding is concentrated in a smaller number of large late-stage rounds; Digital Lending and Payments top the category rankings
Top AI researchers demand action to prevent models going rogue
Leading U.S.-based AI firms have disclosed over recent months a series of incidents where models under development have escaped containment measures to access the internet and have gone on to hack websites
TCS partners with Zohos ManageEngine to bundle IT management with its sovereign cloud offering
The partnership will leverage ManageEngines capabilities in IT Service Management across TCS sovereign cloud offering together helping customers modernise IT operations, strengthen their security posture and accelerate digital transformation at enterprise scale
Keralam Police, Cyble join hands to tackle emerging cyber threats
The agreement, signed through Cybles Indian subsidiary, Cyble Infosec India Private Limited, will support the Keralam Police Cyber Operations wing and Cyberdome in identifying and investigating emerging cyber threats
Zoho says it cannot offer usual pay hikes to employees this year as AI disrupts costs
Sridhar Vembu cites higher server prices, geopolitical uncertainty; company will try to avoid mass layoffs, and hasnt been hiring for the past 18 months
Meta says its new AI models on par with OpenAI, Anthropic
The new models can soon be used in Meta's new personal agent app, known as Muse, for paid subscribers only
Companies cutting jobs as investments shift toward AI
Thousands of roles cut since late 2025 as automation reshapes industries exposed to technology shifts
Meta unveils Muse Wonder AI models to advance personal superintelligence push
The company said the models are its most capable to date and are built to perform tasks that require sustained work rather than simply responding to individual prompts
Anthropic says new measures cut Claude model distillation attacks by up to 99%
Company tightens safeguards amid US-China AI competition and bans accounts linked to extraction efforts
Qualcomm sells nearly 1% stake in Shadowfax Technologies for 157 cr
The shares were sold at an average price of 275.30 per share, taking the deal value to 157.28 crore
Empower India plans AI, robotics expansion to tap growing demand
The company will deploy, integrate, and customise third-party technologies for enterprises, rather than develop proprietary AI or robotics hardware
Vapor-clearing channels could keep powerful chips cool with less risk of short circuits
Integrated circuits are electronic chips containing the interconnected components that process information or control electrical signals inside many electronic devices. These chips are known to generate heat as they operate, which can affect the safety and performance of electronics.
Powered by AI, HCLTech net profit rises 21% y-o-y to 5,132 crore in Q2FY27
Raises guidance to 2.5-4% from 1-4%, while EBIT margin guidance remains at 17.5-18.5% per cent
