OpenAI and Google are locked in an intense race to win over Indian users, providing free access to groundbreaking AI tools as they gather vast amounts of training data. This high-stakes battle highlights the pivotal role India’s rapidly growing digital market plays in driving the future of artificial intelligence
Nvidia and AMD are gearing up to hand over 15% of their chip sales revenue in China to the US government, reveals the Financial Times. This bold move is part of new regulations aimed at tightening control over sensitive technology exports
In a surprising turn of events, Zoho has put the brakes on its bold $700 million chipmaking venture in India. This move represents a major hurdle for the country’s ambitions to enhance semiconductor production. As a result, questions loom over the future of India’s tech manufacturing dreams.
A Moscow court has reportedly ruled against Google, declaring the tech giant guilty of breaching Russian law by revealing sensitive data on military casualties from the ongoing conflict. This decision underscores the escalating friction between Russian authorities and global technology firms, as reported by TASS
Senators Alex Padilla and Zoe Lofgren have urged the Department of Justice to investigate a UK notice to Apple, citing potential threats to U.S. cybersecurity interests. The lawmakers emphasize the need for vigilance in protecting digital security and privacy.
