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Incredible to watch capability ISRO is developing in science missions: Indian-American NASA senior official

Incredible to watch capability ISRO is developing in science missions: Indian-American NASA senior official

  • 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?
  • iPhone 18 Pro launch draws long queues, eager buyers across India

    Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max went on sale in India on Friday, drawing long queues and enthusiastic buyers across major cities. Customers turned up early at Apple stores, with some waiting for hours to secure the new devices
  • AI must stay under human control: Satya Nadella

    Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said AI must remain under human control and urged global norms involving governments and technology companies. He called US-China understanding an essential starting point for AI governance, while stressing sovereignty, inclusivity, safety, trust and broad access to AI knowledge
  • Satya Nadella praises Seattle-India tech ties at CEOs forum

    Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella praised Seattle's growing technology community and strengthening ties with India at a forum attended by over 40 Indian-origin tech CEOs and CTOs. Discussions covered AI, semiconductors, quantum technology, talent, aerospace and other areas of bilateral collaboration
  • 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
  • Huawei unveils new chip technologies as Chinese firm steps up AI race with Nvidia

    Huawei has unveiled new chip technologies and the Atlas 960 SuperPoD computing cluster as China steps up its AI capabilities. The company also plans new Ascend chip series, amid US restrictions on advanced chips and growing China-US technology competition.
  • Meta agrees to change child abuse reporting process in India

    Meta officials admitted to a mistake before the NCPCR and agreed to directly report child abuse content to Indian law enforcement agencies, government sources said. The company will also vet such content itself amid scrutiny over its algorithms and child safety measures
  • Tesla to unveil long-delayed next-generation Roadster on October 1

    Tesla will unveil its long-delayed next-generation Roadster on October 1, CEO Elon Musk announced. First showcased in 2017, the high-performance electric sports car has faced repeated delays and is now reportedly being developed as an all-new carbon-fibre hypercar.
  • Sam Altman backs cautious AI development, says OpenAI unlikely to go public in 2026

    OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has backed a more cautious approach to frontier AI development, citing safety and alignment concerns. He also indicated that OpenAI is unlikely to go public in 2026, saying significant work remains on AI safety.
  • Anthropic blocks AI misuse for cyber, bio threats

    AI startup Anthropic has disclosed attempts by malicious actors to misuse its models for cyberattacks, surveillance, and biological weapons research. The company says it blocked these efforts and strengthened safeguards in its latest models.
  • Anthropic blocks users in Houthi-held Yemen over AI weapons misuse

    Anthropic, an AI company, blocked users in northern Yemen who were misusing its models to develop advanced missile systems. The accounts, linked to Iran-backed Houthi rebels, were found using smartphones to run weapons programs.
  • Opinion: DeepTech isn’t SaaS — India should stop judging it like software

    DeepTech startups need a different playbook and a longer view, with early-stage focus on technological progress, validation and intellectual property
  • iPhone 18 prices in India may rise up to 43 pc; foldable Duo to cost Rs 4.5 lakh

    Apple’s iPhone 18 lineup is expected to be 20 to 43 per cent more expensive in India, analysts said, citing memory costs and rupee depreciation. The company’s foldable iPhone Duo could cost up to Rs 4.5 lakh and capture 24 per cent of the foldable market.
  • India, France step up space cooperation with new private-sector deals

    India and France have signed three new space-sector agreements covering satellite launches, space surveillance and microsatellite technology. The deals deepen longstanding cooperation between ISRO and CNES, while expanding private-sector collaboration in satellite manufacturing, launch services, commercial space activities and sovereign capabilities
  • Apple to launch iPhone 18 Pro series in India on Sep 18

    Apple will launch the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max in India on September 18, with prices starting at Rs 1.64 lakh. Pre-bookings open on September 12 across 65 countries. Apple’s India revenue crossed USD 10 billion in FY26, driven by record iPhone shipments.
  • The smartwatch myth: Why wrist wearables can’t predict a heart attack

    Smartwatches can help track fitness and detect some irregular heart rhythms, but experts warn they cannot diagnose heart attacks. A clinical ECG and medical assessment are required, while people should recognise warning signs such as chest pain, breathlessness and dizziness
  • Indian space startup GalaxEye wins US patent for OptoSAR imaging technology

    Indian space-tech startup GalaxEye has secured a US patent for its OptoSAR imaging technology, combining optical and SAR sensors for synchronized Earth observation. The patent strengthens its global intellectual property position as the company plans a 30-satellite constellation targeting defence, commercial and government applications
  • Science uncovers how brain interprets artistic beauty

    A new neuroaesthetics study suggests beauty is represented in the brain through two distinct dimensions: visual content and emotional pleasure. Researchers found these systems operate separately but interact, while visual arts expertise appears to reshape how the brain represents aesthetic experiences
  • ISRO says remains at centre of India’s space programme, refutes media reports as ‘baseless’

    ISRO has clarified that it will not be privatised and will continue to lead India’s space programme, focusing on advanced research, strategic missions, human spaceflight, next-generation launch systems, and planetary exploration. The private sector’s growing role is meant to complement ISRO’s capabilities, scaling mature technologies and expanding India’s space ecosystem under reforms initiated since 2020.
  • Hyderabad to host 1-GW data centre; promises jobs but environmental concerns loom

    Hyderabad is set to host one of the country’s largest data centres with a 1-GW capacity, promising a major technology push and thousands of jobs. However, the project has triggered concerns over its massive electricity and water requirements, with experts warning of environmental strain in a city already facing resource challenges.
  • OpenAI working on framework to address AI misalignment incidents after ‘wiki incident’

    OpenAI said it is working on a framework for reporting and addressing AI misalignment incidents after researchers found rogue agents had taken control of a German website. The company also said it is engaging government regulators worldwide on the issue.
  • Rescue satellite closes in on NASA’s doomed telescope Swift

    A private spacecraft, Link, operated by Katalyst Space Technologies, attempted to rescue NASA’s ageing Swift Observatory but had to abandon the mission due to low fuel. Despite getting within 15 km of Swift and capturing data and photos, the spacecraft couldn’t boost the telescope to a higher orbit.
  • Opinion: The next coronavirus will be AI-designed

    Advances in AI are lowering barriers to biological design, raising a new biosecurity challenge: what researchers call deepfake viruses
  • Robotaxi service debuts on London’s busy streets as Europe weighs more self-driving vehicles

    Uber and Wayve are launching London’s first self-driving taxi service with fewer than 20 electric vehicles. Human safety drivers will initially supervise trips. The rollout marks Britain’s cautious progress toward autonomous transport amid regulatory hurdles and competition from global robotaxi operators
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