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The Bengaluru-based gallium nitride semiconductor startup expects customer trials in radar, drone jammers and communication systems to drive demand, but the production ramp up will depend on defence p...

The fresh capital will go toward training Sarvam's next frontier model, with a focus on agentic, coding, and cybersecurity use cases, and toward expanding compute access to scale its forward-deployed ...

India has long been strong in semiconductor design services, but has had fewer companies that own products and intellectual property. Shashwath said this needs to change if India wants to build global...

In a statement, Anthropic said the directive was issued under national security authorities and applied to foreign nationals “whether inside or outside the United States.” The company said access to i...

Varya can generate video at a cost of about Rs 0.48 per second, making it up to 10 times more efficient than several leading global video models based on its internal benchmarks.

In an interview with Business Today, Vinayak said the company is transitioning from being an energy technology startup focused on R&D to a full-fledged energy company focused on scale.

As countries race to secure semiconductor supply chains, UST's Gilroy Mathew says India's biggest opportunity lies in chip design, packaging and systems engineering, but warns against becoming trapped...

As AI giants chase education, PhysicsWallah says its student data, distribution reach and test-prep expertise give it an edge. The edtech firm is betting that conversational AI tutors, not recorded vi...

The two-year collaboration will focus on launching a conversational chatbot under Gujarat’s ‘Sugam Digital’ initiative. The chatbot, available in Gujarati and English, will allow citizens to access go...

In his first major encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas, Pope Leo XIV described AI not just as a technology issue, but as a major moral and social challenge for humanity.




