How Technology Is Growing Rapidly in India – The Tribune
VMPL New Delhi [India], October 5: Technology is growing rapidly in India, and the change is visible almost everywhere. From…
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New tech on the block: Fintech, QCaaS, Trading, Nanotechnology & Silicate Paint Tech
The Tech Panda takes a look at recent tech launches. Fintech: P&P CERSAI & Mercury to Strengthen Secured Lending for…
Mexican AI Startups Take the Lead Through Specialized Models
Mexican startups are accelerating the development of proprietary AI models and specialized applications despite investing far less than the United…
Microsoft unveils Scout, a new AI assistant built on OpenClaw
Microsoft has unveiled Scout, a new artificial intelligence (AI) assistant designed to operate continuously alongside users at its annual developer…
Anthropic Raises US$65 Billion, Becomes Most Valuable AI Startup
Anthropic has secured US$65 billion in Series H funding, reaching a US$965 billion valuation. This capital infusion supports infrastructure scaling…
Polytechnic courses set for changes with soft skills, yoga, startup studies | Mumbai News – The Times of India
Mumbai: Post-SSC polytechnic courses in the state will undergo changes, in line with National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, with the…
Why AI Adoption Fails: MegaZone Cloud Points to Strategy, Not Tech – Startup Fortune
MegaZone Cloud’s latest analysis reveals that AI implementation success hinges on organizational readiness and strategy, not the underlying technology itself.…
Indian Startup News on Instagram: “AI startup Perplexity has signed a three-year agreement worth about $750 million with Microsoft to use its Azure cloud services, according to a Reuters report. Under the deal, Perplexity will run a range of AI models through Microsoft’s Foundry program, including systems from OpenAI, Anthropic and xAI, the report said. Perplexity is backed by Nvidia, whose chips are widely used to train and deploy advanced AI models. A Microsoft spokesperson told Reuters that Perplexity has chosen Microsoft Foundry as its primary AI platform for model sourcing under a new multi-year agreement. The spokesperson added that Perplexity has not shifted spending away from Amazon Web Services, the startup’s main cloud provider, as part of the Microsoft deal. #AI #perplexity #microsoft #indianstartupnews”
AI startup Perplexity has signed a three-year agreement worth about $750 million with Microsoft to use its Azure cloud services,…
Rochester tech leaders on AI, innovation and growth in 2026
Listen to this article Key takeaways: Rochester tech companies are moving from AI experimentation to real-world, scalable applications. Leaders emphasize…