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  • Opinion: The thirst behind the cloud—Karnataka’s data centre policy must put water sustainability first

    Karnataka must measure its data centre ambitions not just in gigawatts, but also in how sustainably they use water and other vital resources
  • Rewind: AI is leaving labs—humanity cannot be a beta test

    As AI agents enter the real world, four gaps matter: containment, infrastructure, resources, and regulation. Can we close them before capability outruns safeguards?
  • Opinion: AI is not in the Cloud—the hidden environmental cost of artificial intelligence

    The cloud is on the ground, powered by electricity, cooled by water and sustained by engineering. AI isn’t just digital anymore; it has a very physical footprint
  • India emerges as major global hub for AI data centre investments

    India is emerging as a global hub for AI-ready data centres, attracting billions in investments from Google, Microsoft, Amazon and domestic firms. Strong government support, expanding infrastructure and rising capacity are expected to position India among the world's leading AI powers
  • Apple may increase product prices amid soaring memory, storage costs: CEO Tim Cook

    Apple may increase prices on some products as rising memory and storage chip costs, driven by strong AI data centre demand, squeeze margins. CEO Tim Cook said the company can no longer absorb all component cost increases, though no timeline was announced
  • Editorial: Address environmental concerns over data centres

    India’s expanding data centre ecosystem is placing a significant strain on water and energy resources
  • TVs may get costlier from January amid memory chip shortage, weak rupee

    Television prices may rise from January as a global memory chip shortage and a weakening rupee drive up import costs. Industry players warn that sustained pressure from AI-driven chip demand could further impact prices despite recent GST cuts

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