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Indian users to get one year free access to ‘ChatGPT Go’ from November 4
OpenAI announced on Tuesday that the Indian users can freely access 'ChatGPT Go' for one year. The company sees India as the second-largest market for ChatGPT after America.

Are your Gmail passwords secure?
A massive global data breach has reportedly exposed 183 million passwords from Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook, and other major email providers, with cybersecurity expert Troy Hunt warning users to reset their credentials immediately.

'Largest downsizing in history': Why is Amazon set to lay off 30,000 people?
Amazon is reportedly gearing up to lay off around 30,000 employees across almost all departments, from human resources to operations and AWS. The move, starting Tuesday, will reportedly slash nearly 10 per cent of the tech giant's white-collar workforce. Amazon is yet to respond to the matter

Is Russia feeding ChatGPT, Gemini chatbots on Ukraine war? New research says…
A new report from the Institute for Strategic Dialogue (ISD) suggests that major AI chatbots like OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Google’s Gemini, DeepSeek, and Elon Musk’s Grok are unintentionally spreading Russian state propaganda.

Grokipedia launched: Can Elon Musk’s AI-powered encyclopaedia compete with Wikipedia?
Do you often refer to Wikipedia for information? Now, there’s Elon Musk’s Grokipedia too — an online encyclopaedia written by AI. The newly launched website features 885,279 articles, with the tech billionaire saying that it will keep adding to its bank. However, posts on the site are already raising eyebrows, as they display a distinct right-wing lean

EarFun Wave Pro Review: Affordable, feature-rich wireless headphones in need of better tuning
These wireless headphones are packed with features beyond this price band but their sound quality may not appeal to the masses.

US is building massive supercomputers to tackle problems — from nuclear energy to cancer treatments
Amid President Donald Trump's push to bring manufacturing back to America, his administration has announced it will procure two supercomputers from AMD that it plans to use for many purposes, ranging from nuclear energy generation to cancer treatments.

US is building massive supercomputers to tackle problems — from nuclear energy to cancer treatments
The United States has partnered with AMD in a $1 billion initiative to build two supercomputers aimed at advancing research in energy, security, and medicine

Why Satya Nadella deserves his nearly $100 million pay at Microsoft
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella earned $96.5 million in fiscal 2025, a 22 per cent rise from last year and his largest payout since taking charge in 2014. The record compensation — mostly tied to performance — comes as Microsoft posts record revenues, profits, and AI-driven growth

From fiction to reality? AI models hinting at “Survival Drive”
Palisade, which studies AI safety, has discovered that certain AI systems resisted being turned off-even when given clear instructions of shutting down. The research sparked intense debate in the AI sector about the inclusivity of the next tech gen.

'Willow chip is 13,000x faster': Sundar Pichai teases Google's 'verifiable' quantum leap, Musk says...
Google’s Willow chip has achieved the world’s first verifiable quantum advantage, running a complex algorithm 13,000 times faster than one of the fastest supercomputers

AWS outage: Amazon finds ‘latent defect’ that took banks to smart beds offline
The disruption affected streaming platforms, including Amazon's Prime Video service and Disney+, as well as Perplexity AI, the Fortnite game, Airbnb, Snapchat and Duolingo

Best phones under Rs 20,000 (Oct 2025): Realme P3 Ultra 5G, Motorola G96 5G to CMF Phone 2 Pro
We have a great collection of smartphones worth buying under Rs 20,000 this month.

Record sales fail to meet Tesla’s profit target, earnings per share drop by 31%
The reported sales suggest that the EV-maker is not immune to the rising costs that have substantially overhauled America's auto industry under President Donald Trump's radical policies












































