Artificial intelligence startup Anthropic has reportedly entered into a major data centre agreement with SpaceX, signaling the growing demand for powerful computing infrastructure as AI companies accelerate development in coding and automation technologies. The partnership highlights how the AI race is no longer driven only by software innovation. Access to large-scale computing power, energy-efficient data […]
The formation of the UK–India Textile Machinery Coalition marks a significant step forward in strengthening bilateral trade and advancing technological collaboration between two major players in the global textile industry. As both countries seek to modernize their manufacturing ecosystems and boost exports, this coalition is poised to create new opportunities for innovation, investment, and sustainable
The artificial intelligence landscape is undergoing a major shift. Traditionally, companies like OpenAI and Anthropic focused on building foundational AI models. However, both are now moving beyond technology development into AI-powered services-directly competing with established IT service providers. This evolution signals a transformative moment for India’s $250+ billion IT services industry. From Models to Managed
India’s rapid digital transformation is creating a paradox: while technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI) and cloud computing are unlocking massive growth opportunities, they are also exposing a critical shortage of skilled cybersecurity professionals. As businesses race to modernize, the gap between demand and available talent is widening-raising serious concerns about the country’s cyber resilience. The
India stands at the edge of a mobility revolution. With rapid urbanization, rising vehicle ownership, and increasing road congestion, the country is exploring smarter solutions to make transportation safer and more efficient. One such innovation is Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V) communication technology-a system that allows vehicles to “talk” to each other in real time. But the critical
In an age defined by hyper-connectivity, instant gratification, and endless scrolling, an unexpected trend is emerging: many from Gen Z are yearning for a life that feels… older. From film cameras and flip phones to vintage fashion and analog hobbies, a growing number of young people are finding comfort in the past. But why would
India’s financial ecosystem is rapidly embracing artificial intelligence to improve efficiency, customer experience, and fraud detection. However, this digital transformation also introduces new vulnerabilities. In a recent development, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman flagged potential security risks to the banking sector arising from advanced AI systems such as Anthropic Mythos AI developed by Anthropic. Her remarks
India’s technology services sector is on the brink of a massive transformation. According to NITI Aayog, the industry has the potential to grow nearly threefold, reaching an impressive $750–850 billion by 2035. This projection highlights not just growth-but a shift in India’s global positioning as a digital powerhouse. The Current Landscape India’s IT and technology
India is quickly emerging as one of the largest playgrounds for artificial intelligence adoption. With millions of users actively experimenting with AI tools for education, business, and creativity, the country represents a fascinating paradox: massive usage, but uncertain monetization. For companies like OpenAI, India is not just another market-it’s a real test of whether scale
India’s technology landscape is undergoing a quiet but powerful shift. While metro hubs like Bengaluru, Mumbai, and Delhi have long dominated the narrative, the next wave of growth is increasingly emerging from inland cities-often referred to as Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities. These regions are rapidly transforming into innovation hubs, driven by a combination
