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Wipro Says AI is the Future, But Legacy Drag Keeps Growth and Margins in Check
CEO Srini Pallia said AI is creating new spending opportunities even as it compresses traditional IT budgets.
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Govt to Match VC Funding for Chip Startups Under ₹1.27 Lakh Crore Semicon 2.0
The centre will exit its investments as companies mature, allowing founders to retain long-term control.
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TCS, Google Cloud Open Gemini AI Centre in Kolkata
The new facility is TCS’ eighth Gemini Experience Center globally and third in India, as the IT major expands its AI co-innovation network with Google Cloud.
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HCLTech Expands Guardian Partnership, to Acquire Insurer’s India GCC in $10.5 Million Deal
The seven-year agreement deepens HCLTech’s engagement with Guardian Life, expanding AI-led technology and operations modernisation.
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Google AI Mode Now Supports More Connected Apps Including YouTube Music for Everyday Tasks
Google's AI Mode was expanded to global markets last year, and this search experience uses Gemini 3's next-generation intelligence to create AI-based responses. Now, Google has updated the AI Mode with support for third-party connected apps. With the latest update, users can link and interact with some of their go-to apps right in AI Mode. It is designed to assist with daily tasks like planning a party, getting groceries, and creating playlists. At launch, the feature will be available for users in the US and will support three apps.
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Roblox Launches AI-Driven Mobile Game Creation Tool Built to Elevate Its Generative AI Initiative
The feature enables rapid prototyping without coding, targeting a broader audience, especially mobile users.
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Google Delays Gemini 3.5 Pro After Missing Internal Performance Goals
The company is prioritising model quality over launch timelines as competition in generative AI heats up.
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Databricks Secures Fresh Funding at $188 Bn Valuation
The company plans to invest the capital in AI products, acquisitions, and research.
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Moonshot AI Launches Kimi K3, an Open Frontier Model to Take on GPT-5.6 Sol & Fable 5
The 2.8-trillion-parameter model outperformed GPT-5.5 and Opus 4.8 on several benchmarks, according to Moonshot AI.
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UP Bets Big on AI, Robotics & Quantum as Noida Prepares for India’s First Integrated Robotics Cluster
The project to generate over one lakh direct and indirect jobs while contributing more than ₹2,000 crore in gross value addition over the next five years.
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Google Rebrands NotebookLM as Gemini Notebook; Brings Cloud Computing and Search Integration
Google is rebranding NotebookLM to Gemini Notebook, the company announced on Thursday. The AI-powered research and note-taking assistant, which was originally announced as Project Tailwind at Google I/O 2023, has evolved into a standalone research platform in recent years. Google claims it is now used by more than 30 million people and over 600,000 organisations worldwide. Alongside the rebranding, the Mountain View-based tech giant announced several other upgrades, including native code execution through a secure cloud computer and deeper integration with the Gemini app and Google Search.
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Why is OpenAI selling a ChatGPT basketball?
You may have heard that OpenAI released its first piece of hardware this week:a $230 mini keyboard. You may not have heard that alongside this “command center for agentic work,” OpenAI also released a ChatGPT basketball. “This basketball comes from the Pause. Play. Prompt. campaign, a physical reminder that creativity doesn’t just live on our screens,” the product listing explains. I was not able to find any other mention of the “Pause. Play. Prompt.” campaign on OpenAI’s website, but I gather that this is OpenAI’s way of telling people not to spend all day on Codex. Who says tech companies aren’t thinking about our mental health? The basketball will cost you $70, or about 56 million input tokens for GPT-5. It’s a 100% rubber ball, which is a better fit for outdoor play due to its weather resistance than the more expensive leather balls you’ll find on professional basketball courts. I am pleased to know that OpenAI is envisioning a world where playing sports outside is possible, even as the generative AI boom acceleratestech companies’ carbon emissions. It’s difficult to imagine the target customer for the ChatGPT basketball. Who is this for? Wander outside the safety of an AI-pilled, tokenmaxxing Silicon Valley and one might worry about getting bullied for bringing a ChatGPT basketball to the court. You could not pay me $70 to walk onto a community court in Philadelphia with this ChatGPT basketball. (If it were free swag from a conference, it could pass as ironic — I cherish my “#FACEBOOK” tote, which is airbrushed like a2000s bar mitzvah party favor.) In defense of the ChatGPT basketball, the AI industry isn’t exactly known for its product-market fit instincts. May theHumane Ai Pinrest in peace. Alongside that $70 artifact, OpenAI is also selling a line of merch with inspirational reminders, like “Good research takes time,” which I would argue is the perfect attire for a startup founder meeting with investors who are demanding faster growth. There’s also a certainje ne sais quoito the $175quarter-zipthat says “research” in cursive. The product description says that “it features a crisp collar that reminisces on our days in academia,” which could alienate the “I never went to college because I’m a coding savant” crowd. (Also, can an object reminisce on your days in academia? Should I expect grammatically sound sentences from people who write their emails with ChatGPT?) There’s nothing wrong with a bit of company swag, though. If OpenAI is looking to commission any ceramic artists to honor company history through functional tableware, I would like to throw my hat in the ring. could an AI make this mug@TechEmailspic.twitter.com/V13lecPoSC
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