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Traditionally, technology consulting firms operated on input-based models where clients paid for manpower and project execution. AI is now forcing a rethink of that model
Updated : May 29, 2026

From hype to reality: Enterprises put focus on business outcomes of AI investments

After two years of pilots and GenAI experimentation, enterprises are shifting focus from AI hype to measurable business outcomes, productivity gains and outcome-based spending. Andy Baldwin, Senior VP, Offerings & Growth at IBM Consulting, defines this as AI accountability era.

Siri will also be able to extract relevant information from connected apps like calendars, messages, or files to generate more accurate responses.
Updated : May 29, 2026

iOS 27 Siri app first look: Here’s how “Search or Ask” feature may work on iPhone

Siri app may come with a AI chatbot-like interface similar to ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude, where users can have back-and-forth conversations with the Apple assistant.

The Claude Opus 4.8 is said to be more capable and reliable in performing agentic tasks, and that it is more cautious and self-aware.
Updated : May 29, 2026

Anthropic unveils Claude Opus 4.8; teases Claude Mythos rollout in weeks

The Claude Opus 4.8 is said to be a more efficient AI collaborator that not only works with you but also makes better decisions along the way.

Apple may have bigger AI announcements for the upcoming WWDC 2026.
Updated : May 29, 2026

Apple’s next AI move: Google deal, Nvidia chips, and on-device intelligence focus

As we get closer to WWDC 2026, more details about Apple and Google's partnership have surfaced, revealing that the company may emphasise on-device processing as a core pillar of its next generation of AI features.

Restarting a semiconductor fab is often as challenging as keeping it running. Recovery timelines vary significantly depending on the nature and severity of the disruption.
Updated : May 29, 2026

Why chip fabs can’t afford to stop: The hidden cost of a single disruption

From labour strikes and earthquakes to power failures and contamination incidents, even brief disruptions inside semiconductor fabs can trigger weeks of recovery, destroy millions of dollars worth of wafers and ripple through global supply chains.

The fresh capital is expected to be used to expand compute infrastructure, fund AI safety and interpretability research and scale products and partnerships.
Updated : May 29, 2026

OpenAI no longer the most valuable AI startup as Anthropic hits $965 billion

Claude maker valued at $965 billion post-money, overtaking OpenAI's $852 billion valuation secured after its March funding round.

Know how quickly AI usage could go out of control if companies don’t set budgets, quotas, or monitoring systems for employee usage.
Updated : May 29, 2026

AI spending nightmare: Companies spend over $500 million in 30 days on Anthropic’s Claude

A company spent over half a billion dollars in just 30 days due to unrestricted employee access to Anthropic’s Claude chatbot.

In her new role, Bavi will lead Anthropic’s efforts to drive adoption of Claude among Indian startups and mid-market companies.
Updated : May 27, 2026

Anthropic hires former Microsoft executive Sangeeta Bavi to drive Claude adoption in Indian startups

“India is at an extraordinary inflection point. Our founders and growth-stage companies are not just adopting AI, they are building with it, scaling with it, and taking it to every corner of the economy,” Bavi said.

Indian tech firms will reportedly test their software systems to identify potential threats, weaknesses or security vulnerabilities.
Updated : May 27, 2026

Indian government, tech firm join forces to test Anthropic’s Claude Mythos: Report

Indian tech giants, including Infosys Ltd. and Tata Consultancy Services Ltd., will likely get access to Mythos Preview.

The Chinese government has also been encouraging local technology companies to rely more heavily on domestic chipmakers such as Huawei instead of US AI hardware suppliers.
Updated : May 27, 2026

China clamps down on overseas travel for top AI executives

The move marks another sign of Beijing increasing supervision over sectors tied to advanced technologies such as AI and semiconductors, especially as competition with the United States intensifies.

With 12 approved semiconductor-related projects under ISM 1.0 spanning fabrication, ATMP, OSAT, compound semiconductors, display manufacturing and packaging, India is increasingly being viewed as an emerging semiconductor manufacturing destination.
Updated : May 27, 2026

ISM 1.0 gave India a seat at the chip table. ISM 2.0 will decide if it stays there

Experts say capital subsidies alone will not be enough for India to emerge as a durable semiconductor manufacturing hub.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said that AI will not lead the global "jobs apocalypse.”
Updated : May 26, 2026

AI will not replace 'human part' ⁠of employment says OpenAI CEO Sam Altman

Sam Altman said, "It really, in both positive and negative ways, ​updated me to thinking that the jobs picture is likely to be very different than we thought."

The company said data centres currently contribute 15-20% of its India business and are already growing at a double-digit pace.
Updated : May 26, 2026

Schneider Electric bets big on India’s AI-driven data centre boom; expects segment to outpace core business growth

India’s data centre capacity could surge to 6-7 gigawatts by 2030 from 1.5 gigawatts at present, Sahgal said, adding that investments are now expanding beyond traditional hubs such as Mumbai and Chennai into states including Gujarat and Rajasthan.

Anthropic Co-founder warned that AI cannot be left solely in the hands of private companies.
Updated : May 26, 2026

‘AI will displace human labor at large scale’: Anthropic co-founder Chris Olah warns

Speaking at the presentation of Pope Leo's first encyclical, Anthropic co-founder Chris Olah emphasised the rapid development of the technology and its potential to displace humans.

The Pope's comments comes at a time when governments and companies worldwide are racing to deploy AI systems across workplaces, healthcare, education, finance and defence.
Updated : May 25, 2026

Pope Leo XIV warns AI could deepen inequality, erase human dignity if left unchecked

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.

Agentic AI smartphones are being positioned as the future of mobile computing, and OpenAI may lead the space.
Updated : May 25, 2026

OpenAI’s smartphone may skip Qualcomm for MediaTek chips: Report

OpenAI has reportedly partnered with MediaTek to power its smartphones with agentic capabilities, 6G technology, and more. Here's what we can expect from the collaboration.

pronto
Updated : May 25, 2026

Pronto defends AI camera pilot after privacy backlash; rivals Urban Company, Snabbit distance themselves

Pronto operates a platform connecting households with domestic workers for services such as cleaning, laundry, mopping, utensil washing and bathroom cleaning.

The majority of restructuring and AI-related decisions are being managed by Meta’s chief technology officer, Andrew Bosworth.
Updated : May 25, 2026

Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth is revamping workforce with AI-driven efforts: Report

Andrew Bosworth has been working with Mark Zuckerberg for over 20 years and is now being directed to lead Meta’s AI-driven efforts.

Huawei expects the architecture to evolve significantly over the next decade, with plans to move from “local critical path folding to full-scale and multiplayer-folding for full-stack optimisation from devices to systems”.
Updated : May 25, 2026

Huawei unveils new chip architecture, claims path to 1.4nm-equivalent processors by 2031

At the centre of Huawei’s roadmap is a new principle called the Tau Scaling Law, which the company says moves beyond the semiconductor industry’s traditional dependence on transistor miniaturisation under Moore’s Law.

Cloudflare found about 2,000 bugs in its internal software using Mythos Preview,, which included 400 severe vulnerabilities.
Updated : May 25, 2026

Anthropic Project Glasswing: Mythos Preview flagged over 10,000 security flaws across critical systems

The Mythos Preview has identified about 6,202 critical software vulnerabilities so far, out of a total of 23,019 issues it flagged overall.

Apple is expected to make announcements around its generative AI upgrades, as new subdomain was spotted ahead of WWDC.
Updated : May 25, 2026

Apple hints at major AI announcement as new 'Gen AI' page appears ahead of WWDC 2026

Apple is reportedly working on a subdomain, genai.apple.com, which is said to be a separate section on Apple’s website that may reveal Apple’s plan to expand its AI services.

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