Alibaba launches ₹95,000 crore share sale for AI push; third-largest follow-on offering after Alphabet, Intel – livemint.com
Alibaba launches ₹95,000 crore share sale for AI push; third-largest follow-on offering after Alphabet, Intel livemint.com
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Alibaba launches ₹95,000 crore share sale for AI push; third-largest follow-on offering after Alphabet, Intel livemint.com
Archaeologists have made an exciting discovery in Nagaland’s Noklak district, uncovering pottery fragments that are approximately 3,500 years old. This revelation extends the timeline of human occupancy in Northeast India. The site also yielded stone tools and charred cereal remnants, hinting at a more intricate pattern of human migration and the development of agriculture. Continued
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Frontier open-weight models are shipping faster than the hardware assumptions around them. Kimi-K3, GLM-5.2 and DeepSeek-V4-Flash are closing the capability gap with proprietary systems, but releasing parameters only determines who can obtain a model — not who can afford to run it. Serving them still assumes datacenter-class GPU clusters, and as agentic workloads push inference
AI cyber threats are rising. But why are Indian startups looking overseas? livemint.com
New Zealand’s 2016 effort to remove an estimated 200,000 mice from Antipodes Island has been followed by a clear recovery in native bird populations. Monitoring confirmed the mice were gone in 2018, while surveys over the next six years found Antipodes Island pipit and snipe numbers had more than doubled.
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Alibaba plans $10 billion Hong Kong share placement to fund AI spending By Reuters Investing.com