Tag: technology

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 11: For years, artificial intelligence companies competed over who could build the smartest model. Today, they’re quietly asking a different question: who owns the machine running it? Apparently, creating intelligent software is no longer enough. The real prestige now lies beneath the surface—etched into silicon so microscopic it makes a grain…

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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 11: Artificial intelligence has spent the past few years chasing bigger models, smarter assistants, and flashier demos. Meanwhile, behind the curtain, another contest has quietly become just as important. The companies building AI are no longer satisfied with borrowing someone else’s engines; they want to manufacture them. Apparently, renting horsepower has…

Read More “DeepSeek’s Chip Push Reshapes The AI Hardware Race” »

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 11: For years, the artificial intelligence race looked deceptively simple. Companies built smarter software while Nvidia quietly supplied the engines powering it all. Then the industry’s biggest players realised an uncomfortable truth: depending on someone else’s chips to build tomorrow’s AI is a little like opening a restaurant while renting the…

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New Delhi [India], July 10: OPPO India today announced the launch of the Reno16 Series, comprising the Reno16 and Reno16c with India’s first HoloVerse 3D Design, an AI Portrait camera with a 50MP 3.5× Telephoto lens, Natural Tone Imaging and All-Focal-Length 4K 60fps HDR video recording. Designed for young users that see smartphone as more than just a communication device, the Reno16 Series…

Read More “OPPO India Elevates Creative Photography with Reno16 Series featuring AI Portrait Camera and AI Remix Collage” »

New Delhi [India], July 10: Wearable tech is shifting fast, and this time, it’s all about your fingers. Health tracking rings—once just a quirky side note—have stepped out from fitness watches’ shadow and grabbed the main stage. Now, halfway through 2026, it’s clear: you no longer need a big screen strapped to your wrist to…

Read More “Health Tracking Rings: The Smart Jewelry Replacing Your Fitness Watch in 2026” »

New Delhi [India], July 08: In an environment where ransomware, supply-chain attacks, and cloud misconfigurations have become routine boardroom concerns, enterprises are realizing that traditional, perimeter-focused security is no longer enough. Threats today move across endpoints, networks, identities, applications, cloud workloads, and even industrial systems – often within minutes. Organizations need a security partner that…

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Remittix has delivered one of its biggest updates yet after confirming that RTX will launch on major exchanges at a minimum price of $0.35. The announcement has given RTX holders a major boost as the project moves closer to exchange activity, token distribution and wider platform rollout. After weeks of anticipation around the launch price…

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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 4: Artificial intelligence has spent the past few years breaking records, attracting billions in investment, and convincing every technology company that adding the letters “AI” to a product description is apparently today’s version of a magic spell. Now, the world’s policymakers are attempting something considerably less glamorous but arguably more important—figuring…

Read More “Can The World Teach AI Some Manners? The UN Thinks It’s Time To Try” »

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 3: For decades, India’s journey to space had a familiar signature. The rockets were government-built, the missions were nationally celebrated, and every successful launch quietly reminded the world that innovation didn’t always require billion-dollar extravagance. Today, however, a different chapter is unfolding. The spotlight is slowly shifting from public institutions to…

Read More “India’s Private Space Race Is No Longer About Catching Up—It’s About Taking Off” »

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 3: For years, humanoid robots have lived comfortably inside factories, research labs, and science-fiction films. They assembled cars, transported packages, and occasionally reminded audiences that machines taking over the world was always just two sequels away. Today, however, robotics companies appear to have a different ambition—not replacing factory workers, but becoming…

Read More “Your Next Roommate May Not Be Human: UBTech’s Consumer Robot Signals A New Era Of Everyday AI” »