Technology news — page 12
Technology news in short: gadgets, AI, apps and the internet, explained in a few lines.
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Anthropic explored $7 billion MatX acquisition as talks shift towards partnership
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OpenAI starts showing ads on ChatGPT in India for Free and Go users
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Chipflation: Electronics prices rise drastically amid AI boom
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman warns of a critical moment for AI cyber defence
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BlackBerry lost to the iPhone but it found a new business
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Hyderabad's PUR Energy targets the 150 KVA generator market
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AM Intelligence orders 9,000 Nvidia AI chips for Hyderabad's new data centre
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Salesforce teams up with Anthropic to bring Claude into sales
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AI limitations disrupt Meta’s smaller-team strategy
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iPhone 17 series leads worldwide phone rankings
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Dream11 exits prize contests to become global sports hub
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OpenAI says its own AI agents hacked its systems during tests
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AGI by 2026? Sam Altman shares OpenAI’s ambitious AI vision
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Twitter.now launches, trying to bring back the blue bird
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India and Japan to launch startup pitching series, says Piyush Goyal
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No Instagram at night? What Meta's new teen safety deal proposes
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World's first AI-assisted brain surgery performed in UK
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AI helps London surgeons remove tumour and preserve sight
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OpenAI expands ChatGPT ads to India ahead of planned public listing
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AI reshapes how Indian companies recruit graduates
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Pixel phones begin getting Android 17 Motion Assist feature
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Australian researchers build cyborg rescue cockroaches
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Anthropic pitches investors on a $30 trillion AI market ahead of IPO
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Apple announces September 9 for unveiling new iPhone and foldable phone
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Anthropic signs $45 billion cloud deal with UK infrastructure firm Nscale
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OpenAI launches ChatGPT Ads in India with WPP, Omnicom: How will it work?
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Bilibili relaunches app for global users, attracts creators with reported $60 per 1,000 views
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Meta to pay up to $16.68 billion over Facebook, Instagram child safety claims
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Bill Gates warns many jobs could disappear forever as AI advances
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Jack Ma buys $76 million of Alibaba shares to back its AI push
