What technology takes from us – and how to take it back – The Guardian
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The ET AI Conclave and Awards in Bengaluru have become one of India’s most important crossroads for artificial intelligence innovation, leadership, and strategic dialogue. For founders, CXOs, policymakers, and investors focused on building AI solutions that deliver measurable results, missing this event means losing access to critical insights, relationships, and credibility. The awards spotlight excellence
Investors punish Big Tech AI spending that delivers slower growth Reuters
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Realme is launching the P4 Power 5G in India today, featuring a huge 10,001mAh battery. It os expected to house a 144Hz 1.5K curved display, MediaTek Dimensity 7400 Ultra chipset, Android 16-based Realme UI 7.0, 50MP Sony camera and fast charging support.
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AI start-up turns to three of its biggest suppliers in blockbuster $100bn funding round
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SK Hynix overtakes Samsung in annual profit for the first time as AI reshapes rivalry CNBC
The good old days of communications were simple. Drafting a press release, pitching it to the popular, credible outlets/publications like The Straits Times or The Australian, and waiting for the morning edition to drop was a straightforward, linear track. Today, that train track is gone. In its place, we now have a pinball machine. If
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Meta to nearly double its investment in AI in 2026 as Mark Zuckerberg looks to build a ‘personal superintelligence’ Mint