What if coding wasn’t just about functionality but also about creating an experience, an app that feels as intuitive as it is powerful? With its latest overhaul of AI Studio, Google is betting big on ...

Infosys has launched Infosys Topaz Fabric, described as a “composable stack” of AI agents, services, and models designed to help enterprises derive faster and greater value from their AI investments.

Baidu, one of China's artificial intelligence champions, on Thursday unveiled its Baige 5.0 AI infrastructure platform - powered by a mix of semiconductors, including those designed by its Kunlunxin ...

The company’s full-stack AI strategy includes proprietary LLMs, speech recognition in English and Hindi, and a context-aware agent platform, marking a shift from SaaS to AI-first. Zoho has taken a ...

India's power sector is set for a digital revolution with the launch of the India Energy Stack (IES), announced by Power Minister Manohar Lal Khattar. This unified digital infrastructure aims to ...

“Bitcoin is at a crossroads—on one hand it’s never been stronger: a trillion in market cap, millions of holders, and even talk of nation-state adoption,” Suter said. “We use Bitcoin to hold, to hedge, ...

STACK Infrastructure announced the successful closing of a US$1.4bn green financing facility (Image: STACK) STACK Infrastructure closed US$1.4bn in green financing to grow its portfolio, positioning ...

The next wave of data management disruption is coming, as AI churns out more unstructured data. Is your stack prepared? Like many of you, I regularly incorporate AI tools to keep up with marketing and ...

Abstract: The complex environments of Measurement-While-Drilling (MWD), characterized by intense vibrations and high temperatures, can lead to random attenuation of optical intensity, phase mismatch, ...

With visibility into everything that impacts users from wherever they are, across the Internet to the application, IT teams can finally enhance performance and ensure resilience for modern cloud ...

From 35 years in the restaurant industry, Yum! Brands CEO David Gibbs has learned the difficulty of being beholden to third-party tech platforms. He’s seen “a lot of friction” in those partnerships.