
From quantum-era cybersecurity to para-athlete scouting and flood monitoring, young Indians are using AI and other technologies to tackle problems that rarely get attention.
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Gnani claims its Evon v3.3 outperforms Sarvam’s 105B model on 10 of 11 Indian languages while using fewer active parameters. Its bigger bet is that enterprises will want to own and control the AI they deploy.
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Puneet Chandok, announcing the 2026 Work Trend Index, said India’s AI advantage lies in its people, particularly workers who use AI to rethink how work gets done.
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The ₹7,000-crore merger creates scale. But its bigger significance lies in what it says about the pressure building on India’s mid-sized IT services firms.
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Snippet: The platform retains information across interactions, determines its actions and coordinates work between AI and human employees while operating within predefined business rules.
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Scott, who brings more than 25 years of experience across the technology sector, joins MongoDB after holding senior roles at Salesforce, Microsoft and SAP.
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The models will be offered as Digital Public Goods, with open weights and sovereign APIs that let developers build applications without training language models from scratch.
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The voice assistant can understand natural and code-mixed speech, coordinate multiple appliances at once, and retain context across conversations.
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Skyflow CTO Roshmik Saha says controlling data flows will be critical as agentic AI moves into production.
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Sales operations, finance and business operations are expected to account for more than 60% of non-tech GCC demand.
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From quantum-era cybersecurity to para-athlete scouting and flood monitoring, young Indians are using AI and other technologies to tackle problems that rarely get attention.
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Gnani claims its Evon v3.3 outperforms Sarvam’s 105B model on 10 of 11 Indian languages while using fewer active parameters. Its bigger bet is that enterprises will want to own and control the AI they deploy.
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