Tech News - Page 10
Amazon is finally ready to take on Starlink with its own satellite internet service
Amazon has deployed 396 Project Kuiper satellites, reaching the minimum constellation needed to begin offering broadband service across select regions. While commercial availability remains on track for mid-2026, the company faces a long road before matching the scale and performance of SpaceX's well-established Starlink network.
Will AI replace your job? What the latest labour market data really tells us
Artificial intelligence is already reshaping parts of the labour market, but its impact is unfolding unevenly. While entry-level cognitive jobs face growing disruption, broader employment remains resilient. This analysis examines why organisational adoption, not technological capability alone, will determine how quickly AI transforms work, careers and the future economy.
Anthropic eyes Samsung partnership as it explores developing custom AI chips
Anthropic is reportedly exploring a potential partnership with Samsung as it evaluates developing its own AI chip, marking another step in the industry's push to reduce dependence on Nvidia. While the company says its multi-vendor hardware strategy remains unchanged, the move reflects the growing competition over AI infrastructure.
'Effing insane': Palantir CEO Alex Karp attacks OpenAI, Anthropic over token-based AI model
Palantir CEO Alex Karp has launched a sharp critique of OpenAI and Anthropic, questioning the AI industry's token-based pricing model and warning against allowing AI developers to retain control over critical systems. His remarks come amid widening divisions over AI governance, defence applications and enterprise adoption.
Amid WhatsApp row, Sridhar Vembu says Arattai will remove username-based accounts
As the Indian government tightens scrutiny of WhatsApp's upcoming username feature, Zoho co-founder Sridhar Vembu has announced that Arattai will discontinue username-based accounts. The move follows MeitY's directive to Meta to halt the feature's rollout amid concerns over cybercrime, identity concealment and online fraud.
Trump looks to Musk to donate SpaceX stock as Big Tech lines up behind child investment programme
US President Donald Trump says he expects Elon Musk to donate SpaceX stock to the new "Trump Accounts" programme as major technology companies and business leaders line up behind the child investment initiative launching on July 4
Meta says its next-gen AI model 'Watermelon' uses 10x more compute, matches GPT-5.5 benchmarks
Meta executives are signalling growing confidence in the company's AI efforts. During an internal town hall, AI chief Alexandr Wang reportedly told employees that Meta's next flagship model has reached GPT-5.5-level performance on internal benchmarks, even as CEO Mark Zuckerberg acknowledged the company's broader AI ambitions are taking longer to deliver results.
Apple gears up for Its biggest hardware refresh across iPhone, Mac, iPad and Apple Watch
Apple gears up for a major product refresh with a foldable iPhone, smart home hub, and redesigned Macs on the horizon.
Apple boosts foldable iPhone target to 10 million, reserves iPhone 17 parts for iPhone 18
Apple reportedly ramps up foldable iPhone production as it targets a stronger comeback in the smartphone market.
After WhatsApp, MeitY issues notices to Telegram and signal over username feature
After WhatsApp, MeitY issues notices to Telegram and Signal over username feature safeguards.
Cyberattack on US DHS Intelligence platform HSIN raises fresh national security concerns
Cyberattack on DHS intelligence platform HSIN sparks renewed concerns over US government cybersecurity.
Amazon to review action against India delivery partner after fatal fire probe
Amazon launches internal probe, vows action after fatal fire at delivery partner's Uttarakhand facility.
Anthropic explores partnership with Samsung for custom AI chip production
Anthropic is developing a custom AI chip and is in talks with Samsung Electronics for manufacturing.
Microsoft launches new AI deployment business with $2.5 billion backing
Microsoft joins the AI deployment race with Frontier, a $2.5 billion enterprise engineering initiative.
IBM chooses Amaravati for one of India's first quantum computers, drawn by India's talent pool
IBM has confirmed Amaravati will host one of India's first quantum computers, boosting the state's ambitions to become a quantum technology hub.
Android smartphones with Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset in India in 2026
Here are the most powerful Android smartphones in India in the middle of 2026.
Modi-Takaichi talks: India, Japan sign first joint defence tech project, aim to boost chip supply chains
India and Japan have unveiled a broader technology and security partnership, placing advanced manufacturing, semiconductors, quantum technologies and defence collaboration at the centre of bilateral ties. The announcements came during the 16th India-Japan Annual Summit, where both nations also committed to expanding investment, clean energy cooperation and resilient supply chains.
After 8,000 Meta layoffs, Mark Zuckerberg says AI won't necessarily replace jobs
As Meta restructures to fund its expanding AI ambitions, CEO Mark Zuckerberg has argued that artificial intelligence is not destined to destroy jobs. Instead, he believes technology that boosts individual productivity could create more employment opportunities, even as the company trims thousands of roles and invests heavily in next-generation AI.
From robot cafés to self-service shops: How South Korea is tackling its labour shortage| Watch
From robotic baristas serving coffee to self-service ramen shops operating around the clock, South Korea is rapidly adopting unstaffed retail. Driven by labour shortages, rising wages and changing demographics, businesses are turning to automation while relying on a culture of trust to keep their doors open without employees.
Google-backed Apptronik opens 'Robot Park' to train humanoids for real-world jobs
Apptronik has unveiled a dedicated training facility in Texas where its Apollo humanoid robots repeatedly practise everyday industrial tasks to improve their AI. The company believes real-world experience, rather than simulations alone, will accelerate the path towards commercially viable humanoid robots capable of working alongside people across multiple industries.
Why has India halted WhatsApp’s username feature before launch?
India has halted WhatsApp’s planned username feature, citing concerns about cybercrime, impersonation, and law enforcement challenges. As Meta races to address security concerns, here’s why MeitY has paused the rollout, what the feature does, and how it could influence privacy and online safety in India
Apple iPhone Ultra vs Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide: Which foldable flagship looks more promising?
Apple's long-rumoured foldable iPhone is expected to arrive later this year, setting up what could be its biggest hardware showdown with Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide. Based on leaks so far, here's how the two premium foldables compare across design, performance, cameras and battery.
Sony to end physical PlayStation game discs from 2028 as digital downloads become the norm
Sony has confirmed it will stop producing physical discs for all new PlayStation games from January 2028, signalling a major shift towards digital distribution. The move follows years of rising download sales, although collectors and fans of boxed editions are expected to view the transition with mixed emotions.
OpenAI discussed giving Trump administration a 5% stake to ease AI regulatory hurdles: Report
OpenAI has reportedly discussed granting the Trump administration a 5 per cent equity stake as part of a broader proposal to ease AI regulatory hurdles and align the industry's interests with Washington.
US may unveil voluntary AI guardrails for advanced models as early as next week: Report
The US government is reportedly close to unveiling a voluntary framework for advanced AI systems, as Washington seeks greater oversight of increasingly powerful models. The proposed standards are expected to define testing benchmarks, access controls and release timelines amid growing concerns over national security and the rapid pace of AI development.
EU says it held 'constructive' talks with Apple CEO Cook after Siri AI clash
EU regulators and Apple traded barbs last month over competition rules that the US company says have stopped it releasing its upgraded assistant Siri AI in the bloc, making it unavailable for iPhone and iPad users in the region.
'Utterly false': Elon Musk rejects report claiming SpaceX showed AI gadget to investors
A report claiming that SpaceX has showcased an AI-powered handheld device to investors has sparked fresh speculation about Elon Musk's hardware ambitions. While Musk has flatly rejected the claim, the discussion has reignited interest in AI-first consumer devices as competition in the sector intensifies.
Apple tipped to launch new iPad Pro models, entry-level MacBook Pro in early 2027
Apple is reportedly preparing a busy start to 2027, with multiple iPad Pro models, a new entry-level MacBook Pro and its next-generation M7 chip said to be in development. If the report proves accurate, the company could significantly expand its premium computing portfolio while broadening its laptop lineup.
California man with bipolar disorder sues OpenAI, alleges ChatGPT fueled delusions that he was God
OpenAI faces fresh legal scrutiny as a California man alleges ChatGPT intensified his bipolar disorder and suicidal crisis.
Russia warns Apple of $52 million fine over alleged discrimination against local software
Russia warns Apple to pre-install domestic software or face a fine of up to 4 billion roubles.