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Hardware & Semiconductors
India’s $20 Billion Push to Build a Local Chip and Phone Industry
India is stepping up its game in making chips and smartphones. The government pledged 1.9 trillion rupees, about $19.7 billion,…
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Artificial Intelligence
New AI Tools Bring Smarter Browsers and Phones in 2026
Google has launched LiteRT.js, a new JavaScript tool that runs AI models right in your browser. Released on July 15,…
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Cybersecurity
How Gold Eagle Is Revolutionizing US Cybersecurity Fast
The White House launched a new cybersecurity initiative called Gold Eagle on July 15, 2026. It aims to fix software…
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Space Technology
Starship’s Next Flight and the Race for Orbital Data Centers
SpaceX is gearing up for its 13th Starship test flight, possibly as soon as Thursday. This flight will be a…
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Consumer Technology
OpenAI’s Humanlike Smart Speaker Set for 2027 Release
OpenAI is stepping into hardware with a new device expected in 2027. The product is a rechargeable, portable speaker designed…
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AI Ethics & Policy
Publishers Take on Google and OpenAI Over AI Training Copyrights
Book publishers are suing Google over its AI model, Gemini, accusing the company of copying their books without permission. They…
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Cloud Computing
Why AI Data Centers Are Stuck Waiting for Power and Facing Pushback
The race to build AI data centers is heating up worldwide. But many projects face a big hurdle: getting enough…
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Startups & Venture Capital
AI Startups and Giants Lock In Billion-Dollar Deals and Valuations
Reflection AI just made a huge move. On July 14, 2026, it signed a $1 billion compute deal with Nebius.…
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AI in Science & Research
Unlocking Autonomous AI Agents for Smarter Scientific Research
Artificial intelligence is stepping into a new role in scientific research. Instead of just assisting, AI agents now run entire…
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AI in Business & Enterprise
Why Enterprise AI Success Depends on Infrastructure Not Just Models
AI agents have been part of the conversation for years. But actual use was rare and mostly tied to software…
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