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From Roads to Service Floors: China’s Auto Titans Pivot to Humanoid Robots
Chinese auto giants are stepping beyond the road to build humanoid robots, aiming to tap high‑margin service markets. Their move signals a broader shift toward AI‑driven, human‑centric technology.
India's 6G Revolution: Transforming Wireless Connectivity
India's 6G revolution to transform wireless connectivity and drive economic growth
Young Hedge Fund's AI Ambition Ends in Catastrophic Loss and Portfolio Sell-Off
The recent downfall of Situational Awareness, a hedge fund founded by a 24-year-old former OpenAI employee, serves as a stark reminder of the dangers of hubris and overextension in the world of high-stakes finance.
HAWK algorithm's downfall highlights need for India's homegrown quantum-resistant cryptography solutions.
A recent flaw in the HAWK quantum-resistant cryptography algorithm, designed to withstand quantum computer attacks, has forced its withdrawal from NIST's evaluation process. This development highlights the challenges in developing secure algorithms for the post-quantum era and India's growing need to focus on its own quantum cryptography capabilities.
HBO Max's Vertical Video Feed Aims to Transform Indian Streaming Content Discovery
Indian OTTs may need to rethink their content strategies as HBO Max adopts vertical video to improve user engagement.
Apple's brief $5 trillion milestone poses significant challenges for India's tech startups.
Apple's brief $5 trillion milestone serves as a poignant reminder of the challenges and opportunities facing India's tech ecosystem.
India Emerges as a Key Player in the Global Fusion Power Revolution
India's clean energy ambitions get a boost as Thea Energy lands $20 million grant for fusion reactor magnets.
Bengaluru materials scientist develops innovative heat-resistant materials for electronics.
As the world's reliance on electronic devices continues to grow, the issue of heat management has become a pressing concern for manufacturers, with the risk of overheating affecting a wide range of products, from LED lights and electric vehicle systems to telecom equipment.