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Robots Cannot Feel on Factory Floors, But This Hyderabad-Based Startup is Changing That
“What’s easy for humans is difficult for today’s robots, and we want to change that,” says Mrutyunjaya Nadiminti, Co-Founder of Hyderabad-based robotics startup Perceptyne.
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AIM Chess League Wants to Bring India’s IT Minds on the Same Board
The AIM Chess League runs from July to October, beginning with an online league, followed by offline qualifiers in September, and ending with a final at Cypher 2026.
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Slack Rolls Out 30 Features to Make Slackbot Central to Enterprise Work
Slackbot now combines AI reasoning with access to organisational data, including channels, history, and workflows.
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Microsoft Appoints Aparajita Puri as MD for India & South Asia
Puri has joined Microsoft after over a decade at McKinsey & Company, where she served as a partner.
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Google More Than Doubles AI Pro Storage to 5TB, Deepens Gemini Integration
The extra storage will be available for Google Drive, Gmail, and Google Photos, as the monthly subscription price remains approximately ₹1,950 in India.
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Google AI Pro Plan Upgraded With 5TB Cloud Storage Across Drive, Photos Apps at No Additional Cost
Google on Thursday announced that it is upgrading the benefits of its Google AI Pro subscription plan. Subscribers enrolled in the plan will now enjoy higher bundled cloud storage at no additional cost, the company said. The update is now rolling out to users and significantly enhances the value of the AI-focused subscription, which already includes access to Google's latest artificial intelligence (AI) tools along with cloud storage benefits across its ecosystem.
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Meghalaya Taps Elon Musk-Owned Starlink To Bridge Connectivity Gaps
Meghalaya signed an LoI with Starlink to expand satellite internet access across remote regions, aiming to boost digital inclusion and economic growth.
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Beyond Cost Centre, Hyderabad is Becoming a Fintech GCC Engineering Hub
Companies including InvoiceCloud are tapping Hyderabad for domain-led engineering and decision science.
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Meet the 20-Year-Old IIT Madras Student Building Datasets for AGI Era
Dev Mandal’s ‘computer-use-large’ dataset has already crossed 1 lakh downloads on Hugging Face.
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Anthropic took down thousands of GitHub repos trying to yank its leaked source code — a move the company says was an accident
Anthropic accidentally caused thousands of code repositories on GitHub to be taken down while trying to pull copies of its most popular product’s source code off the internet. On Tuesday, a software engineer discovered that Anthropic had, seemingly by accident,included access to the source codefor the category-leading Claude Code command line application in a recent release. AI enthusiasts pored over the leaked code for clues about how Anthropic harnesses the LLM that underlies the application, sharing it on GitHub. Anthropic issued a takedown notice under U.S. digital copyright law asking GitHub to take down repositories containing the offending code. According to GitHub’srecords, the notice was executed against some 8,100 repositories — including legitimate forks of Anthropic’s own publicly released Claude Code repository, according toiratesocial mediausers whose code got blocked. Anthropic’s head of Claude Code, Boris Cherny,saidthe move was accidental and retracted the bulk of the takedown notices, limiting it to one repository and 96 forks with the accidentally released source code. “The repo named in the notice was part of a fork network connected to our own public Claude Code repo, so the takedown reached more repositories than intended,” an Anthropic spokesperson told TechCrunch. “We retracted the notice for everything except the one repo we named, and GitHub has restored access to the affected forks.” The botched clean-up here is another black eye for the company as it reportedly plans an IPO, a task which typically demands attention to execution and compliance. Leaking your source code as a public company? You better believe there’s a shareholder lawsuit coming.
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Meta’s natural gas binge could power South Dakota
Data centers have gotten so large that their power demands now rival entire U.S. states. Take Meta’s Hyperion AI data center, for example. When completed, the new AI data center will draw as much electricity as South Dakota. Last week, Meta announced it would fundseven natural gas power plants— on top of the three it had already committed to building — to support the $27 billion data center. When combined, the 10 power plants in Louisiana will generate around 7.5 gigawatts of electricity,slightly morethan the capacity of the entire Mount Rushmore State. Like many tech companies, Meta has touted its climate and environmental bona fides over the years. It regularly publishes sustainability reports, and it frequently crows about itsrenewable energy purchases. Iteffectively bought a nuclear power plantfor 20 years. Meta’s Hyperion data center site in Louisiana will test the company’s commitments. Natural gas has been hailed as a “bridge fuel” — build a few natural gas power plants now while renewables, batteries, and nuclear get their legs under them. That’s almost certainly how Meta is justifying the move internally. But people have been making the bridge fuel argument for decades, and it’s wearing a little thin. Renewables and batteries have plummeted in price while prices for gas turbineshave skyrocketed. Meta has been aleading purchaserof solar, batteries, and nuclear in recent years, which makes the decision to go big on natural gas all the more perplexing. TechCrunch reached out to Meta. The company did not reply to multiple requests for comment. The massive turbines in Louisiana will dump 12.4 million metric tons of CO2into the atmosphere every year, according to TechCrunch’s calculations, which is based on data from the Department of Energy. That is 50% more than Meta’s entire carbon footprint in 2024, the most recent year such numbers are available. That figure is an underestimate of the climate impact, too, since it doesn’t include leaks from the natural gas supply chain. Methane, the main component of natural gas, warms the planet 84 times more than carbon dioxide. Even leakage rates of 0.2% along the supply chain can make natural gas’ climate impactworse than coal. In the U.S., natural gas production and pipelines leak methane at a rate that’scloser to 3%. That’s hardly clean power. The company’s latest sustainability report makes no mention of methane leaks. It doesn’t mention methane or natural gas at all. And yet the fuel is poised to become one of the largest contributors to Meta’s carbon footprint in the coming years. The company may well stick to its climate pledge and find a way to offset those emissions through carbon removal credits. But now it will need a lot more of them, along with an honest accounting of exactly how much methane will leak into the atmosphere in service of feeding its new power plants.
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Wipro Kicks Off New FY With AI Unit Launch, Leadership Rejig
Company unveils AI-native business, appoints Nagendra Bandaru to lead unit, alongside leadership and structure changes.
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