Why the world’s biggest AI companies are choosing to stay private — and what it means for capital markets.

A new wave of IT and ITES unions is breaking the silence around layoffs, unfair BGVs, and opaque work practices.

Company posts stronger profitability, adds six new deals worth $107 million, and reports higher cash reserves despite ...

He joked that every time he says Quantum, stock prices start rising. He followed, “Quantum, quantum, quantum.” ...

The policy allocates ₹518.27 crore to bolster the startup ecosystem in sectors such as AI and blockchain through funding, ...

The model’s architecture activates 32 billion parameters per inference out of a total of one trillion parameters and supports ...

OpenAI chief executive Sam Altman said the company expects to surpass an annualised revenue run rate of $20 billion by the ...

2025 marked a watershed year for industrial robotics, as investors and manufacturers alike doubled down on automation’s next ...

Nector.io’s experiments illustrate both the efficiency AI can bring to e-commerce support and the fragility of deploying it ...

TPU v7 offers 10x peak performance improvement over TPU v5, and 4x better performance per chip for both training and ...

Sarah Friar, OpenAI’s chief financial officer, clarified that the company is not seeking a government backstop for its ...

This is a push for legal clarity regarding the use of publicly available data for AI training, which is currently restricted ...