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Google CEO Sundar Pichai says the company is sacrificing short-term Cloud revenue to develop advanced AI models, as computing shortages and growing Gemini demand reshape its business strategy.
Google is directing some of its limited computing power towards advanced AI research instead of allocating all available capacity to paying Cloud customers. Sundar Pichai says staying at the forefront of AI development is essential to Google’s long-term competitiveness, even if it means giving up revenue in the short term.
Explore the Casio G-Shock 2500 Series price in India, key features, analogue design, 200-metre water resistance and differences between the GAC-2500 and GMC-2500 watches.
Casio has introduced the G-Shock 2500 Series in India, blending the iconic design of its original 1983 watch with a modern analogue display. Priced from ₹9,995 to ₹26,995, the collection offers resin and metal-clad options, shock resistance and a clever Multi-Mission Date display.
Discover the OPPO Enco X4 earbuds, featuring Dynaudio-tuned audio and AI noise cancellation, alongside the OPPO Pad Mini vs iPad mini comparison covering displays, performance, battery life and price.
OPPO is expanding its premium technology portfolio with the Enco X4 wireless earbuds and the Pad Mini compact tablet. From high-resolution audio and AI-powered features to a high-refresh-rate display and fast charging, these products target consumers seeking powerful everyday technology.
Verified India repair estimates, the latest reported replacement response, and practical steps for owners with a damaged foldable display.
Some iPhone Duo owners have reported inner-display problems shortly after launch. This updated guide separates reported incidents from confirmed causes, lists Apple's India repair estimates, explains AppleCare+ service fees, and outlines what affected owners should do.
PHP2Shell exposes critical PHP security vulnerabilities that could allow remote code execution and data theft. Learn how AI is changing cyberattacks, which systems are affected and how website owners can protect their servers.
Two critical PHP vulnerabilities disclosed in October 2026 have raised urgent concerns for website owners, with researchers demonstrating how attackers could execute code remotely and expose sensitive server memory. The discovery also highlights how advanced AI tools can help uncover complex flaws and make exploit development faster, increasing pressure on organisations to patch vulnerable systems.
Kindle Unlimited is now Kindle+, with the same $11.99 US price and a bigger audiobook library that includes AI-narrated titles.
Amazon has renamed Kindle Unlimited as Kindle+, keeping the US price at $11.99 per month while expanding its audiobook catalogue. Part of that catalogue is narrated by AI through Amazon's free Virtual Voice tool for self-published authors. Here is what is confirmed, what is still unclear, and what subscribers should check before relying on it.
A layered, source-checked guide that maps OWASP's ten LLM risks to practical controls, with a pre-launch checklist
AI guardrails are the controls that keep AI systems within safe technical, legal, and ethical limits, and interest in them is surging. This guide explains where guardrails fit, maps OWASP's ten LLM risks to practical controls, and offers a pre-launch checklist grounded in OWASP and NIST documentation.
India's SIM binding rule for WhatsApp, Telegram and other messaging apps is expected to take effect from January 1, 2027. Learn how it works, who may be affected and how to prepare.
India's Department of Telecommunications is requiring covered messaging platforms to link accounts to the active SIM associated with their registered mobile number. With the compliance deadline set for December 31, 2026, users who run messaging apps without their registered SIM may face access issues. The measure aims to reduce cyber fraud, impersonation and misuse of Indian mobile numbers.
Companies are rethinking AI spending as rising costs, unreliable outputs, data-security risks and unclear returns challenge expectations. Discover why businesses are shifting from rapid adoption to more targeted AI investment.
After rushing to adopt artificial intelligence, some companies are tightening budgets, restricting access to AI tools and reassessing expensive projects. The shift reflects a growing gap between AI’s promise and measurable business results, alongside concerns about security, quality and the cost of correcting mistakes.
Bonds, loans and Gulf money are financing the race for AI chips and data centres
AI companies are increasingly funding chips and data centres with debt. SpaceX is reportedly raising about $40 billion for Nvidia chips, SoftBank is seeking up to $100 billion from Gulf investors, and Morgan Stanley estimates AI infrastructure may need $1.5 trillion in outside financing by 2028. This explainer covers who is borrowing, why, and the risks.
A fact-checked guide to Tesla’s 2026 autonomous taxi plans, Roadster demonstration, humanoid robots, Semi truck and next-generation AI chip—with announced targets separated from delivered products.
Tesla’s 2026 technology story spans Cybercab robotaxis, the new Roadster demonstration, Optimus humanoid robots, the Semi truck and the AI5 processor. This guide separates company announcements and production targets from confirmed milestones, explains the key uncertainties, and links to primary company disclosures and independent reporting.
Microsoft’s October security release addresses a record number of vulnerabilities, including an actively exploited Windows Shell flaw. Here is how to prioritise updates using exploitation risk and product exposure.
Microsoft’s October 2026 Patch Tuesday fixes a reported 1,413 vulnerabilities, including the actively exploited Windows Shell flaw CVE-2026-96951 and other publicly disclosed issues. This practical guide explains which systems administrators should assess first, how to install updates, and why vulnerability counts alone are not a reliable risk ranking.
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