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Google Rolls Out AI Mode Agentic Features in India, Enables Restaurant Booking via Search
Google on Friday announced the rollout of agentic capabilities in AI Mode in India. The update introduces the ability to discover and book restaurant reservations directly through Search. As per the Mountain View-based tech giant, it is aimed at achieving a practical use case by helping users complete real-world tasks more efficiently. Google claims the new agentic capabilities can handle multi-step queries and reduce the effort required to search across platforms manually.
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Y Combinator Partners with Emergent and Polaris School of Technology to Foster Early-Stage Talent in India
This collaboration introduces the Vibecon Student Track, a hackathon where participants can pitch their innovative ideas and connect with YC.
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Amazon Ramps AI Investments with $200 Bn Capex Plan, Says Andy Jassy
The chips division has reached an annual revenue run rate of over $20 billion, growing at triple-digit rates.
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OpenAI’s New $100 Plan Brings 5x More Codex Usage
OpenAI also reset rate limits for current $200 tier members to ensure uninterrupted service during the transition.
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Govt Has Introduced a New Portal for Tech MSMEs to Access US Market
The India–US Trade Facilitation Portal aims to simplify compliance, link exporters to US buyers, boost services and SME access.
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India’s IT Layoff Wave Revives Debate Over Taxing Severance Pay
Layoffs and AI shocks revive calls to exempt severance pay from tax as worker protection gaps widen.
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The 2.4% Revenue Fall at TCS Signals Indian IT's AI Nightmare
Strong deal wins mask a deeper shift as AI-led efficiency begins to compress traditional IT services revenue.
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Intel and Google Bet on CPUs Again for AI Infrastructure
The companies said Intel Xeon CPUs will continue to power Google Cloud systems across AI, inference, and general-purpose workloads.
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Alibaba Quietly Tops Global AI Video Charts as OpenAI's Sora Fades
Alibaba has launched its new model, HappyHorse-1.0, quietly topping global video charts just as OpenAI’s Sora project shuts down.
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Meet Harshita Arora, Y Combinator’s Youngest General Partner at 25
A self-taught dropout, from Saharanpur, Arora built, scaled, and now backs startups, rewriting Silicon Valley’s playbook.
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TCS Eyes Deeper Ties with OpenAI, Anthropic, Mistral Beyond Traditional GTM
COO Aarthi Subramanian said TCS is looking to embed AI across infrastructure, platforms and industry solutions.
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ChatGPT finally offers $100/month Pro plan
OpenAI announced on Thursday something that power users have been asking for forever: a $100/month plan. Until now, plans were priced at: free (which now includes ads), an $8/month Go plan (that also includes ads), a $20/month Plus plan (ad free), and then all the way up to a $200 Pro plan (also ad free). OpenAI’spricing plan pagecurrently does not list a $200/month plan at all. However,that highest tieris still available, OpenAI confirmed to TechCrunch. The model maker says Plus (which remains at $20/month) and the new $100 Pro tier are geared to support daily usage of ChatGPT’s coding tool Codex. The $100 Pro plan will offer 5x more Codex than the Plus plan. OpenAI makes no bones that this new pricing tier is to challenge Anthropic, which has long had a $100/month option for Claude. “The new $100 Pro Tier is designed to give developers more practical coding capacity for the money, especially during high-intensity work sessions where limits matter most. Compared with Claude Code, Codex delivers more coding capacity per dollar across paid tiers, with the difference showing up most clearly during active coding use,” an OpenAI spokesperson tells TechCrunch. One thing to know: OpenAI is offering even higher limits of Codex on the $100 plan through May 31. So anyone who tries the new tier, goes relatively mad with coding and never gets a rate warning: Be advised that such a situation likely won’t last. None of the plans offer unlimited usage. The $200 plan, however, offers 20× higher limits than Plus. The model maker promises on its FAQ that this is enough to support “your most demanding workflows continuously, even across parallel projects.” Both Pro plans offer the same core features. The main difference is the rate limits, the company says. The spokesperson also says that more than 3 million people globally are using Codex every week, “up 5x in the past three months, with usage growing more than 70% month over month.”
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