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Meta Reports 33% Revenue Growth, Testing Early Versions of Business AI
The company also confirms employee headcount reduction starting in May.
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman Teases GPT-5.5 Cyber AI Model Rollout, Could Take On Anthropic’s Claude Mythos
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman teased the successor to the GPT-5.4 Cyber artificial intelligence (AI) model on Thursday. Dubbed GPT-5.5 Cyber, the model was announced just a fortnight after the San Francisco-based AI giant introduced its first cybersecurity model. Not a lot is known about the model currently, but it is expected to follow the same limited release format as the predecessor. The model is said to be competing with Anthropic's Claude Mythos, and offers similar real-world vulnerability detection prowess.
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Google Photos Unveils New AI-Powered Wardrobe Feature to Help You Decide What to Wear
Google Photos will soon roll out a new artificial intelligence (AI) feature to help users decide what to wear. The feature brings several existing AI tools together to let users digitise their entire wardrobe and mix and match clothes virtually to create new outfits without the hassle of manually wearing clothes. The feature is set to be available on both Android and iOS, although it will debut on the former before the latter. The Motorola Razr 2026 series, which is expected to be launched in select global markets in the coming months, will offer this feature out of the box.
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Meta says its business AI now facilitates 10 million conversations a week
Meta doesn’t come up much in discussions of the top AI products these days, but its products are still benefiting from the ongoing surge of interest in the technology. The company’s business AI tools facilitated about 10 million conversations per week as of late March, up from 1 million in the beginning of this year, Meta said during its first-quarter conference call on Wednesday. The growth comes as the company recentlyexpanded the beta program of its business AI assistantin the U.S., EMEA, APAC, and LATAM. Meta isn’t monetizing its business AI tools yet, offering them for free to small businesses to achieve scale, but CEO Mark Zuckerberg hinted that may change in the near future. “Business AIs today are currently free for most businesses on our messaging apps, but as we make more progress, we expect that we will also work towards establishing a longer-term monetization model,” Zuckerberg said during the call. Meta has been baking AI capabilities into its suite of business products on its various platforms, and is working to power these products with its new large language model,Muse Spark, the first one to be released under the Meta Superintelligence Labs division set up last year. The company said it has seen solid traction for its creative AI tools in the quarter. “Usage of our ad creative tools is also scaling, with more than 8 million advertisers using at least one of our GenAI ad creative tools, and particularly strong adoption among small and medium-sized businesses. These tools are benefiting performance as well, with advertisers using our video generation feature seeing more than 3% higher conversion rates in tests,” CFO Susan Li said on the call. The company is also launching the open beta of Meta Ads AI Connectors this week, which will let advertisers connect their Meta ad account to an AI agent. Zuckerberg noted that the company’s apps altogether generated revenue of $885 million in the quarter, largely due to demand for paid messaging on WhatsApp and subscriptions to its apps. Earlier this month, the company started testinga WhatsApp Plus subscriptionthat gives users access to custom icons, themes, and notification sounds. The company reported profit of $26.8 billion in the first quarter, up from $16.6 billion a year earlier. Revenue came in at $56.3 billion, up 33% from last year.
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Cognizant to Acquire Astreya to Strengthen AI Infrastructure, Managed Services Capabilities
The IT services firm looks to deepen capabilities in AI-led managed services and infrastructure amid a global surge in data centre investments.
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Google Photos Introduces AI ‘Wardrobe’ Feature Inspired by Clueless
The upcoming feature will use AI to turn users’ photo libraries into a digital closet, enabling outfit creation and curation, organisation and virtual try-ons.
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The Meta–Manus Saga is a Case Study on How Not to Undermine China
By blocking Meta's acquisition of Manus, China wants to signal that US firms cannot influence local startups with lucrative capital.
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Google Crushes AWS, Microsoft Azure as Hypergrowth Hits the Cloud
Google is increasing its capex to $180–190 billion, with most of it directed towards the Cloud business.
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Google Hits 350 Mn Paid Subscriptions Across Services, Search Queries ‘All Time High’: Sundar Pichai
Google, on Wednesday, announced the quarterly financial results for Q1 2026. During the earnings call with investors and analysts, company CEO Sundar Pichai announced that the company increased its consolidated revenue by 22 percent year-over-year (YoY) to clock $109.9 billion (roughly Rs. 10.48 lakh crore) in the first quarter of the ongoing year. The quarter was also notable because the Mountain View-based tech giant hit a new paid subscriptions record, and grew its cloud services and the Search product significantly.
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Raksul Launched its New GCC in Bengaluru, Bets on AI-First ‘Nano GCC’ Model
The company has deliberately chosen Bengaluru for its deep engineering ecosystem and expertise in system design, architecture, and platform engineering.
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Mphasis Q4 Net Profit Rises 14% YoY as AI-Led Deals Gain Traction
The company reported a consolidated net profit of ₹509.6 crore for Q4FY26, up from ₹446.5 crore a year ago.
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Cognizant Rolls Out Project Leap as a Major Workforce Reset to Fund AI Shift
Cognizant has doubled down on AI-led efficiencies and cost savings, even as Q1 revenue rose 3.9% YoY in constant currency along with strong bookings.
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