
The companies aim to streamline workflows across IT service management, customer relationship management, and work management.
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This partnership enables Nagarro to implement Cursor across various client projects, with a focus on driving measurable improvements in engineering efficiency.
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Data analysis usage is up to 30 times higher in leading cities compared to lagging regions.
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As data centre server racks stack up, there’s a need to bridge India’s patchy e-waste recycling infrastructure, informal scrap networks, and policy gaps.
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With easy sign-ins across various tools and the ability to save preferences over time, Wingman ensures users do not have to start from scratch.
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Google integrated its Gemini AI chatbot in Chrome earlier this year to bring agentic AI capabilities to its browser, competing directly with Perplexity's AI-powered Comet browser. The new functionality was initially available in select regions and was later rolled out to a wider user base globally, allowing users to ask queries about the webpage they are on, conduct context-based research, or look for a specific product online directly from the Chrome browser. Now, the Mountain View company has introduced a new feature, called Skills in Chrome, which lets users enter preset queries and commands with a single click for frequently used queries, aiming to save time and user effort.
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Personal Intelligence works by combining reasoning across multiple sources with retrieval of specific user data.
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OpenAI has trained the model to support defensive cybersecurity workflows such as binary reverse engineering.
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The new AI agent promises faster campaign execution, higher conversions, and on-device privacy with ‘SuperClaw’.
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Google on Monday announced the rollout of Personal Intelligence for Gemini in India. The feature expands the AI assistant's capabilities with contextual responses and improved app integration. First introduced in the US earlier this year, Personal Intelligence allows Gemini to connect with select Google apps and utilise that data to provide more accurate and detailed responses to queries. The Mountain View-based tech giant says its rollout is part of ongoing efforts to expand Gemini's functionality across services such as Search, Gmail, and Chrome.
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OpenAI’s $852 billion valuation is facing skepticism from some of its own investors as the company scrambles to reorient itself around enterprise customers and fend off Anthropic,according to the Financial Times. Anthropic’s annualized revenue jumped from $9 billion at the end of 2025 to $30 billion by the end of March, driven largely by demand for its coding tools. One investor who has backed both companies told the FT that justifying OpenAI’s round required assuming an IPO valuation of $1.2 trillion or more — making Anthropic’s current$380 billion valuationlook like the relative bargain. The secondary market tells a similar story right now, where demand for Anthropic shares has grown nearly insatiable while OpenAI shares are trading at adiscount. Altman has been here before. During his tenure leading Y Combinator,aggressive valuation inflationleft some portfolio companies financially stranded while others proved worth every penny and then some. OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar pushed back, telling the FT that the company’s$122 billion raise— the largest private fundraising in history — was evidence of continued investor confidence. Not everyone is persuaded. Jai Das, president of investment firm Sapphire Ventures (who has no stake in either company) told the FT he saw OpenAI as “the Netscape of AI,” a reference to the once-dominant browser that was overtaken by Microsoft and eventually absorbed by AOL. Update: This piece has been updated to remove an investor quote published and later removed by the Financial Times.
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Google is adding more AI capabilities to its Chrome web browser, the companyannouncedon Tuesday. It’s introducing a new feature called Skills, which will allow users to save and reuse their favorite AI prompts that can run across different web pages without having to type them in again. The feature ties into Google’s integration of itsGemini AI into Chrome, which arrived alongsidea slate of new competitorsin the browser ecosystem from companies like OpenAI (Atlas), Perplexity (Comet), and The Browser Company (Dia), among others. Gemini already allows users to ask questions about a web page, summarize its information, or perform various tasks. Skills will take it a step further by allowing users to create AI prompts that can be accessed time and again with just a click. For instance, Google suggests that if a user often asks Gemini to suggest vegan substitutions when looking at recipe websites, they can now save that prompt and use it across different web pages. To access the feature, save the AI prompt as a Skill directly from chat history. The Skill can then be reused in Gemini in Chrome by typing a forward slash ( / ) or clicking the plus sign ( + ) button. The Skill will then run on the web page that’s being viewed, along with any additional tabs that have been selected. These Skills can also be edited at any time, Google notes. In tests, the company found that early adopters used Skills in areas like health and wellness — for instance, to calculate protein macros in recipes — or for shopping comparisons or scanning and summarizing lengthy documents. To help users get started with Skills, the company is also launching a Skills library that will offer common tasks and workflows in areas like productivity, shopping, recipes, budgeting, and more. To use one of the pre-programmed Skills, users just add it to their saved Skills in Chrome. The Skill can also be customized to fit a user’s needs by editing the prompt. Like other Gemini actions in Chrome, Skills will ask the user for confirmation before taking certain actions, like sending an email or adding an event to your calendar. Skills will begin rolling out today to Chrome desktop users who are signed into their Google account. The feature will initially work only if your Chrome browser’s language is set to English (US).
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