Google's TPUs as a Growing Challenge to Nvidia's AI Chip Dominance

 

Google's custom Tensor Processing Units (TPUs) are increasingly positioning themselves as a formidable rival to Nvidia's longstanding leadership in the AI chip market. While Nvidia's high-performance GPUs remain the cornerstone of most AI models and data centers worldwide, powering everything from training to inference for generative AI systems, Google's TPUs are carving out a significant niche, especially among users of Google Cloud's AI infrastructure.

Designed specifically for machine learning workloads, TPUs excel in tasks like processing large language models (LLMs) central to generative AI. The latest iteration, the TPU v5e, stands out for its cost-effectiveness, delivering superior performance-per-dollar and enhanced scalability within Google's ecosystem. This allows Google to compete not only as a cloud provider but also as a vertically integrated player in AI hardware, bundling its chips with proprietary software such as TensorFlow and Vertex AI for seamless integration.

Market dynamics are shifting as enterprises and AI startups increasingly adopt TPUs to sidestep Nvidia's GPU shortages and escalating prices. This trend is accelerating Google's momentum, particularly in sectors reliant on efficient, scalable AI compute. Although Nvidia still holds the largest global share of AI infrastructure, Google's advancements signal a credible long-term threat. As demand for generative AI surges, the competition in AI chips is evolving from Nvidia's near-monopoly into a more contested landscape, with Google's innovations potentially reshaping the industry. Experts note that this rivalry could drive broader advancements in AI hardware, benefiting developers and enterprises seeking more affordable, optimized solutions. Overall, Google's strategic push underscores a pivotal shift, challenging Nvidia to innovate faster to maintain its edge.

BY:- Nirosha Gupta:)

Microsoft will abandon AI systems that threaten human control, says AI chief Suleyman

 

Microsoft's AI chief Mustafa Suleyman announced that the company will halt development of any AI systems risking operation beyond human control, emphasizing alignment with human values through "humanist superintelligence," where AI serves people rather than acting independently. This follows a revised OpenAI agreement granting Microsoft greater autonomy to pursue superintelligent AI alone or with partners, while prioritizing safety, containment, and oversight. Suleyman advocates for stronger regulations, including audits, transparency, and government involvement, as AI grows more autonomous. He highlights healthcare as a near-term application and warns of potential job and economic disruptions over decades, suggesting measures like universal basic income and wealth redistribution to mitigate impacts.

BY:- Nirosha Gupta

AI promises growth

Transforming AI Awareness into Strategic Action: A CIO’s Guide

AI promises growth, yet many programs struggle to turn goals into results. In manufacturing, AI matters because customers expect shorter lead times and higher quality, plants need automation to unlock capacity, and regulators require stronger traceability. Among AI capabilities, computer vision is production-ready today for inspection, safety, and throughput. The opportunity is real, but when budgets are limited, value must be demonstrated on the line first.

Organizations can invest in a top-tier platform, but workforce adoption depends on enablement, workflow fit, and trust. In a 2024 Gartner survey, 87% of employees needed ongoing training and 60% had not used GenAI for critical work; top adoption blockers included limited GenAI training (30%) and poor-quality GenAI responses (29%).

This post covers why AI matters for enterprise growth in 2025, the real adoption challenges, a clear build-or-buy path, and four strategies to deliver measurable results.

What is an AI strategy?

An AI strategy is the cornerstone of effectively integrating AI into a business. It acts as a roadmap, guiding you on how to leverage AI to achieve specific business goals. Whether it’s extracting deeper insights from data, enhancing operational efficiency, or building better customer experiences, your AI strategy defines the how and why of achieving success with AI.

This plan also encompasses crucial considerations such as:

Tech infrastructure: Ensuring companies have the hardware, software, and resources needed for AI implementation.

Adaptability: Remaining flexible to embrace evolving technologies and industry shifts.

Ethical responsibility: Addressing concerns like bias, transparency, and regulations for responsible AI use.

BY:- Nirosha Gupta;)

Acronis researchers found that most Makop attacks begin with breaking into unsecured Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) systems.

A recent report by Acronis Research revealed that India accounts for 55% of the victims in recent Makop ransomware operations, making it the most targeted country for this threat. Attackers are exploiting weaker cybersecurity practices and common local antivirus solutions in the region.

Key Findings of the Acronis Report

Primary Entry Point: Most Makop attacks begin by compromising unsecured Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) systems, often using automated tools to guess weak passwords.

Evolving Delivery Method: The ransomware is now being distributed through Guloader, a type of malware downloader, which helps the attackers better hide the ransomware from security software.

Bypassing Security: The threat actors use a mix of off-the-shelf tools, including network scanners, credential stealers (like Mimikatz), and utilities designed to disable or uninstall security products, including specific Indian antivirus software like Quick Heal.

Targeting SMBs: The Acronis findings suggest a significant risk for India's Small and Medium Businesses (SMBs) and critical sectors, highlighting a need for improved cybersecurity hygiene.

Acronis researchers found that most Makop attacks begin with breaking into unsecured Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) systems. Attackers use automated tools to guess weak passwords and gain access. After entering, they follow a simple but effective playbook: scanning the network, stealing login credentials, moving deeper into systems, disabling security products, and then finally encrypting data. In many cases, they use known tools like Mimikatz for credential theft and network scanners to map the environment.

Ilia Dafchev, Senior Security Researcher, Acronis, said, “Makop is not a brand-new family of ransomware, but it is changing in ways that are impossible for defenses to ignore. Makop is being deployed using Guloader for the first time, which is a significant change from its typical manual, RDP-based distribution. This modification makes the ransomware more difficult to identify and indicates that even low-complexity attackers are using increasingly complex methods. The regional targeting pattern, 55% of the victims we saw were in India, where attackers even created tools to remove popular local security products, is particularly alarming. These results demonstrate a straightforward reality: businesses that have inadequate security measures or exposed RDP services continue to be highly vulnerable. Improving fundamental cyber hygiene is now essential to staying ahead of fast-evolving threats like these.”

Acronis warns that this combination of old vulnerabilities, weak passwords, and exposed remote access systems continues to put organizations at high risk. The Makop campaign reflects a broader pattern across ransomware groups: attackers often rely on basic security gaps that are easy to fix but widely ignored.

The company recommends that businesses immediately secure all remote access with Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), apply regular patches, limit public RDP access, and deploy strong endpoint protection capable of detecting loaders like Guloader. Better password practices and regular security audits can also significantly reduce risk.

By - Aaradhay Sharma

Its AI-based platform, FoLSol, lets food brands create

India’s startup scene is evolving, and many young companies are using artificial intelligence and digital tools to solve real problems in important industries like food, healthcare, and business operations. In this article, we look at five top startups:

LabelBlind: Using AI to Simplify Food Labels

LabelBlind was started in 2023 to help food companies with the difficult and time-consuming task of preparing accurate regulatory labelling. Its AI-based platform, FoLSol, lets food brands create, check and manage nutrition labels that comply with rules in India and abroad. This makes it easier for companies to sell products locally and internationally without spending hours on manual checks. Recently, LabelBlind raised $500,000 in seed funding to improve the platform and expand its reach, including support for global labelling standards.

This investment marks an important step in scaling the company’s AI capabilities and bringing its labelling solution to more markets, reducing errors and speeding up compliance work that once took food teams many hours.

1. LabelBlind: Using AI to Simplify Food Labels

LabelBlind was started in 2023 to help food companies with the difficult and time-consuming task of preparing accurate regulatory labelling. Its AI-based platform, FoLSol, lets food brands create, check and manage nutrition labels that comply with rules in India and abroad. This makes it easier for companies to sell products locally and internationally without spending hours on manual checks. Recently, LabelBlind raised $500,000 in seed funding to improve the platform and expand its reach, including support for global labelling standards.

This investment marks an important step in scaling the company’s AI capabilities and bringing its labelling solution to more markets, reducing errors and speeding up compliance work that once took food teams many hours.

2. Clirnet: Connecting Doctors and Sharing Medical Knowledge

Clirnet began in 2018 as a digital community for doctors where they can learn, share medical knowledge, and discuss complex cases. Doctors use the platform for live continuing medical education sessions and to access clinical reference material. Over time, Clirnet has added tools to help doctors find evidence-based information faster, which can support clinical decision-making. This is especially useful for doctors in smaller towns who may not have easy access to large hospital networks or specialised resources.

The platform’s shared learning approach helps medical professionals stay updated and deliver better care to their patients, making Clirnet a valuable part of India’s healthcare information ecosystem.

3.AIGnosis: Fast AI Screening for Autism

AIGnosis, started in 2024, uses artificial intelligence to help assess children for potential signs of autism spectrum disorder. The tool works with a simple webcam assessment and uses computer vision and machine learning to analyse movements and behaviours linked with developmental milestones. By offering this screening quickly and at a lower cost, AIGnosis aims to make early detection more accessible, especially in areas where specialists are not easily available.

Early identification of developmental differences can help families access support and interventions sooner, which can make a real difference in long-term care and learning outcomes.

FAQs

1. Why is 2025 considered a crucial year for generative AI startups in India?

2025 marks the convergence of funding, talent, and real-world applications, making it a breakout year for Indian AI startups.

2. What sectors in India will benefit most from generative AI?

Healthcare, education, finance, agriculture, and marketing will see the largest impact from generative AI adoption.

3. How do Indian generative AI startups differ from global ones?

Indian startups focus heavily on affordability, multilingual solutions, and scalable innovation tailored to local challenges.

4. What role does government policy play in supporting AI entrepreneurs?

Policies under Digital India and government-backed AI research funds are accelerating AI adoption and creating more opportunities for startups.

5. Are global investors showing interest in Indian AI startups?

Yes. Global venture capital firms are actively funding Indian AI startups due to their cost-effective innovations and strong international relevance.

 By - Aaradhay Sharma

Sophos XDR achieved its best-ever results in the independent

Sophos XDR achieved its best-ever results in the independent MITRE ATT&CK Enterprise 2025 Evaluation, successfully detecting 100% of adversary behaviors across two complex attack scenarios.

Key Results for Sophos XDR

Sophos XDR demonstrated comprehensive visibility and actionable intelligence against simulated attacks based on real-world threat actors.

100% Detection Coverage: Sophos XDR detected all 90 sub-steps across both attack scenarios, ensuring no adversary activity was missed.

Highest-Possible Ratings: The solution achieved the highest possible "Technique"-level rating for 86 out of the 90 total sub-steps. This indicates high-fidelity detections that provided detailed context (who, what, when, where, how, and why) about the threat, enabling faster investigation and response.

“Scattered Spider and Mustang Panda represent distinct threat profiles that challenge defenders in very different ways,” said Simon Reed, chief research and scientific officer, Sophos. “Achieving full detection coverage against both validates the accuracy and depth of Sophos’ analytics and demonstrates how the company’s AI-native XDR platform converts complex telemetry into clear, actionable intelligence, helping security teams detect, understand, and stop advanced attacks with confidence. Sophos’ consistently strong performance in these rigorous evaluations underscores the power and precision of our threat detection and response capabilities, and our commitment to stopping the world’s most sophisticated cyberthreats. Over the five years that Sophos has participated in ATT&CK Evaluations, we have continually invested in strengthening our platform, and that investment has translated into stronger results year after year - both in the evaluations, and in the security outcomes we deliver for our customers.”

These results demonstrate the power of the Sophos XDR platform to defend against sophisticated cyber threats. Every day, Sophos processes 223+ terabytes of telemetry in Sophos Central, generating 34+ million detections and automatically blocking 11+ million threats. This scale of customer insights ensures that Sophos’ detections are being tested and improved to provide continuous protection while delivering stronger outcomes for organizations worldwide. 

Understanding The Threat Actors

Sophos X-Ops has tracked GOLD HARVEST (Scattered Spider) since 2022, observing a loosely affiliated cybercriminal collective driven by both financial motives and a desire to elevate their reputations on underground forums. Despite several arrests, operators and associates continue to launch high-profile attacks across the U.K. and U.S., at times partnering with major Russian-speaking ransomware groups. Their sophisticated social engineering capabilities enable them to compromise even well-defended organizations, underscoring the importance of strong behavioral detections within modern security operations.

When evaluating EDR or XDR solutions, Sophos recommends reviewing MITRE ATT&CK Evaluations alongside other independent proof points. Recent Sophos EDR and Sophos XDR recognitions include:

Sophos is a Leader in the IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Extended Detection and Response (XDR) Software 2025

Sophos is a Leader in the G2 Fall 2025 Reports for both EDR and XDR

Sophos is a 2025 Gartner® Peer Insights™ “Customers’ Choice” vendor for Extended Detection and Response (XDR) 

Sophos is named a Leader for the 16th consecutive time in the 2025 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Endpoint Protection Platforms

 By - Aaradhay Sharma

New Relic Report Shows Observability Delivers Up to 10x ROI for Telcos as Tech Sector Strengthens DevOps Foundations

 

New Relic today released its State of Observability for Telecommunications and Technology report, which reveals the dramatically different approaches to observability adoption being taken by these two industries. Surveying over 500 engineering leaders and IT team members at telecommunications and technology companies, the report is based on data from the New Relic 2025 Observability Forecast. The report reveals a link between companies using AI and realizing a strong return on investment (ROI) by adopting observability to monitor AI systems. The data also suggests that telcos are betting big on AI-powered observability, while technology companies lead the way in traditional monitoring capabilities.

Outages are frequent and costly

 The research reveals that 57% of telcos and 27% of technology respondents experience high-business-impact outages weekly or more. The cost of this downtime is staggering and a shared concern for both industries. High-impact outages cost telcos an average of $2 million per hour, compared to $1.6 million per hour for technology companies. For technology companies, outages can be linked to revenue loss and operational problems, but for telcos, the stakes are higher. An outage can represent a public safety crisis with implications for regulatory action.

 Two paths to observability; one strong focus on AI adoption

Telcos are taking an AI-focused approach to observability adoption, with 74% already adopting AI monitoring; a figure that significantly outpaces the global average of 54% across all industries. Less than 52% of technology companies are currently deploying AI monitoring, but 94% plan to do so in the next three years. Technology organizations have also taken a methodical, bottom-up approach towards observability, with 71% currently deploying alerts and network monitoring and 69% using Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) practices. They also have high deployment rates of foundational capabilities like infrastructure monitoring, Application Performance Monitoring (APM) and distributed tracing. Despite strategic industry differences, the push toward advanced automation is unifying. AI technologies are the top strategic driver for observability adoption in both industries, cited by 32% of telcos and 38% of technology companies.

Observability creates a strong return on investment

 Both telcos and tech organizations see strong returns from their observability investments, with 58% of telcos and 49% of tech companies reporting a ROI of 2-3x or more. Additionally, 10% oftelco respondents report between 5-10x returns, while 50% of respondents state that it helps them achieve business KPIs - well above the overall average of all respondents at 36%.

 "This data is powerful because it shows more than one path to observability maturity. For telcos, they face extreme pressure from high outage costs and are successfully leapfrogging traditional monitoring to go AI-first, while IT organizations are leveraging their strengths by building a developer-centric foundation," said New Relic Chief Technology Strategist Nic Benders. “For both industries, observability is no longer just a technical tool; it is a key strategy driving business performance as well as operational stability across both the telecommunications and technology industries."

 Other key findings from the report include:

 ● Uptime and reliability are key observability benefits: Operational efficiency (43%) is the most cited benefit by technology organizations, followed by improved uptime and reliability at 40%. For telcos, benefits highlighted include improved system uptime at 38%, followed by improved developer productivity at 32%.

● Training staff and tool consolidation key priorities: The data shows that to get the most out of their observability spend, close to half (49%) of technology respondents and 42% of telcos planned to train their staff to use these platforms. Additionally, 47% of technology respondents and 37% of telcos said that they planned to consolidate observability tools in the future.

BY:- Nirosha Gupta;)

Nokia today announced a collaboration with Bharti Airtel

Nokia partners with Airtel to unlock advanced 5G network APIs for developers

Nokia today announced a collaboration with Bharti Airtel to make the operator's network capabilities available to third-party developers through Nokia's Network as Code platform with developer portal. This strategic partnership will provide developers and enterprises alike access to Airtel's extensive pan-India network assets, creating new monetization opportunities and innovative use cases that will span multiple industry verticals.

  Airtel's network APIs will be available on a subscription basis to an established ecosystem of developers, system integrators and enterprises using Nokia's Network as Code platform. This will enable the developer community to seamlessly build advanced solutions leveraging the Airtel network's robust capabilities such as Al, 5G, edge computing and more.

 Network APIs, which allow operators to virtualize parts of their networks and provide tailored data and features to developers, are changing the game. This technology is set to play a pivotal role in shaping the future of network capabilities while unlocking significant new revenue opportunities.

 “At Airtel, we are always working toward bringing the ecosystem together to collaborate for future-ready innovations. In line with this commitment, we are happy to partner with Nokia today for network APIs and enable the ecosystem to leverage our network capabilities for automation and building secure and innovative digital services” said Sharat Sinha, CEO, Airtel Business.

“Our partnership with Airtel represents a significant step in expanding the Network as Code ecosystem. It demonstrates our commitment to helping telecommunications providers monetize their network investments while fostering innovation in the developer community” said Arvind Khurana, Head of Cloud and Network Services, India, Nokia.

Nokia's Network as Code platform bridges the gap between developers and networks, enabling application innovation while accelerating digital transformation. It provides developers with standardized access to network functions, without having to navigate any of the underlying network technologies. It connects multiple API ecosystems and offers operators the broadest range of network exposure options, paired with robust multi-tier API security and simplified access to network functionalities

BY- Nirosha Gupta;)

Quick Heal Technologies' report, based on research from its Seqrite Labs

Quick Heal Technologies' report, based on research from its Seqrite Labs, identified several concerning trends in the rise of Telegram scams in India, including the use of fake investment schemes, job offers, and sophisticated social engineering tactics like "pig butchering" and AI-generated content.

Key Insights from the Report

Fraudsters are leveraging Telegram's features and large user base in India for various scams. Common tactics include:

Fake Investment Schemes: Scammers promise high returns, using fake proofs like screenshots and deepfake videos to deceive victims into transferring funds.

Job and Task Scams: Offering easy tasks and initially paying small amounts, fraudsters eventually demand deposits for higher-paying work before disappearing.

Phishing and Malware: Malicious links or files are sent to steal information or siphon payments.

Impersonation: AI-generated voices and cloned profiles are used to impersonate individuals and manipulate victims.

Telegram’s end-to-end encryption shields criminal coordination. At the same time, its vast user base in India – over 200 million active accounts – provides fertile ground for mass deception. Complacency around “private” chats leaves users vulnerable to account takeovers and ransomware, urging immediate vigilance against unsolicited investment pitches or demands for personal details. Seqrite Labs’ ongoing monitoring reveals scammers now using AI-generated voices and cloned profiles to mimic family members or officials, amplifying the psychological manipulation.

Quick Heal Technologies Limited’s analysis identifies several dominant scam categories that exploit the natural trust people place in conversational interfaces. Fake customer support chatbots appear during manufactured crises such as suspected account breaches, and harvest credentials before victims realize they're not on legitimate banking websites. Romance scams have evolved to use language models that maintain weeks of emotional conversations, complete with AI-generated photos, before requesting "loans" or directing victims toward fraudulent crypto exchanges. Voice assistant frauds publish malicious skills disguised as harmless apps while using voice cloning technology to impersonate family members in emergency scenarios.

Quick Heal’s latest version26, which now comes with the cutting-edge AntiFraud.AI integrated in it, stand as powerful countermeasures. Quick Heal version26 delivers real-time behavioural analysis to block Telegram phishing payloads and malicious downloads at the endpoint, while AntiFraud.AI employs advanced machine learning to detect scam patterns in messages, links and files before they execute. These solutions proactively combat threats across mobile devices and desktops, empowering users to reclaim control amid rising scams on Telegram and other such platforms.

While low digital literacy plays a role – 45% of seniors admit difficulty spotting scams – Quick Heal Technologies Limited emphasizes that this alone doesn’t explain the epidemic’s scale. The company advocates for building a “human firewall” through open family communication, verification habits and practical digital hygiene, combined with technological solutions like Quick Heal AntiFraud.AI, which provides real-time protection against fraud calls, malicious websites and suspicious apps.

The findings stress upon the fact that protecting India’s elders requires moving beyond restricting their digital access toward empowering them with knowledge, family support and smart technological defenses. As the demographic shift accelerates and digital adoption continues to grow among seniors, Quick Heal Technologies Limited warns that the window for proactive protection is rapidly narrowing, making immediate action a shared national responsibility.

As cyber threats continue to evolve, staying informed and practicing good cyber hygiene is crucial. Quick Heal remains committed to providing cutting-edge security solutions and empowering users with the knowledge to protect themselves in the digital world.

By - Aaradhay Sharma

latest advancements in artificial intelligence

Significant advancements in AI models, such as Gemini, and a large expansion of languages supported by Google Translate are helping to usher in a new era of cross-language communication.

Key developments include:

Expanded Language Support: Google Translate added more than 110 new languages in June 2024. This increased the total from 133 to over 240 languages. The "1,000 Languages Initiative" aims to support the most spoken languages using AI.

AI-Powered Accuracy: The PaLM 2 AI language model drives the language expansion and improves translation capabilities. The model understands related languages and nuances like slang. This results in more context-aware translations.

AI Integration in Search: Google's AI model in Search is expanding its language support. This allows people to ask complex questions in their preferred language. Languages like Hindi, Japanese, Korean, Brazilian Portuguese, and Indonesian are included, making search results more locally relevant.

Real-Time Conversation Tools: New features enable real-time audio translation. This works through any pair of headphones, and preserves each speaker's tone and cadence. This works for two-way conversations in over 70 languages within the Google Translate app.

Beyond real-time audio, the new Gemini-powered engine substantially improves the overall quality of text translation across the Google Search and Translate apps. Specifically, it excels in handling nuanced language, complex idioms, local slang, and cultural expressions. For instance, translating a phrase like “stealing my thunder” will now yield a natural, contextually accurate equivalent in the target language, rather than a jarring word-for-word translation.

Manx, the Celtic language of the Isle of Man, was also added after it nearly went extinct with the death of its last native speaker in 1974. A revival movement on the island has resulted in there now being thousands of speakers.

The lingua franca of Papua New Guinea, Tok Pisin, was added to Google Translate and Caswell noted that due to its status as an English-based creole, app users who are English speakers should try translating into Tok Pisin because they "might be able to make out the meaning!"

The Live Translate feature currently supports over 70 languages and is rolling out initially to users in India and the United States for translation between English and 20 other major languages, including Hindi, Spanish, Chinese, and Japanese. While the functionality is immediately available on Android, Google has confirmed that support for iOS devices is slated for release next year. Furthermore, the new capabilities extend beyond speech, with the tech giant also expanding its language learning tools within the Translate app to offer personalized tips based on user practice, further solidifying the platform’s role as a comprehensive language assistant. This powerful integration signifies Google’s commitment to breaking down language barriers and making sophisticated AI accessible for everyday, instantaneous communication.

 By - Aaradhay Sharma

Gigabyte 16 aorus master 16 gaming laptop announced today in India

GIGABYTE today announced the launch of the AORUS Elite 16 laptop, positioning it as one of the best laptops in its class for users seeking powerful performance at the best price laptop value point. Engineered as a next-generation notebook for gamers, content creators, streamers and professionals, the Gigabyte/AORUS Elite 16 laptop introduces a hybrid-performance design that delivers exceptional gaming power and creator-ready efficiency.

The highlights of GIGABYTE's new product launch is the 17-inch A7 gaming laptop, greatly anticipated by our loyal fans. The laptop is equipped with the AMD Ryzen 9 5900 HX mobile processors, with Zen 3 architecture, which can operate up to 8 cores and 16 threads. This upgrade significantly enhances IPC and its frequencies, up to support 3 slots of storage system, up to DDR4 3200 RAM (Maximum 64 GB) and Wi-Fi 6 Technology, allowing multi-tasking anytime, anywhere. Complimented with 144 Hz refresh rate gaming display, users are given a sensational experience in both gaming and visual entertainment. With the 72% NTSC wide color gamut standard and high contrast, the colors more authentic and appealing, and the screen displays more colors and finer details. This is an irreplaceable device for both gamers and creators.

In terms of performance, aside from upgrades to CPU and GPU, the A7 adopt the powerful WINDFORCE cooling system and comes with plenty of I/O port, allowing connection of up to three additional screens. In essence, GIGABYTE GAMING series laptops are truly the "Beyond Gaming" laptops of choice. Budget friendly with superior performance, GIGABYTE laptops are now the standard in mobile computing, making them the first choice for remote work and education, allowing gamers to balance work and life in face of the global pandemic.

The AORUS Elite 16 is powered by the latest Intel® Core™ Ultra 9 processors and the new NVIDIA RTX 5070 Graphic Card, This next-gen GPU architecture enables ultra-smooth gameplay, accelerated AI features and fast rendering speeds for demanding creative workflows.

The device features a 16-inch WQXGA (2560×1600) display with a 165Hz refresh rate, giving gamers crisp clarity and creators accurate colour depth. Whether for competitive eSports, 4K editing, motion design or streaming, the AORUS Elite 16 is built to handle multi-layer workloads without compromise.

For Gamers: It offers desktop-tier performance with the latest CPU and GPU for ultra-smooth AAA gaming at a high refresh rate, supporting features like G-SYNC to eliminate tearing and stuttering. The 3-zone RGB backlit keyboard and a quiet cooling system (0dB ambiance in light-load scenarios) enhance the gaming experience.

For Creators: The laptop's display is Pantone Validated and covers 100% sRGB, which is crucial for color-accurate work like photo editing and graphic design. The powerful processor and RTX 5070 GPU accelerate AI features, rendering speeds, and 4K editing workflows.

 By - Aaradhay Sharma

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National ai strategy in India by Kaspersky

Kaspersky, in partnership with the United Services Institution of India (USI) and the AI Knowledge Consortium (AIKC), held a high-level strategic roundtable to explore how artificial intelligence is redefining India's cybersecurity landscape and to strengthen national AI security and resilience.

Held in New Delhi, the roundtable was a pre-summit event for the India-AI Impact Summit 2026, focusing on "Trusted and Resilient AI". Discussions focused on key areas, including enhancing AI threat detection and improving sectoral readiness through standardized frameworks. Experts from government, defence, and industry emphasized the need for integrated cooperation to protect India's AI systems. Notable participants included Heng Lee from Kaspersky, Admiral Mohit Gupta from the Defence Cyber Agency, Brigadier M. M. Ramachandra from the National Security Council Secretariat, and Col. Nikhil Sinha from the Unique Identification Authority of India.

Maj Gen (Dr) Pawan Anand, AVSM (Retd), Head of the Centre for Emerging Technologies for Atma Nirbhar Bharat, USI, moderated the roundtable. The keynote address was delivered by Heng Lee, Head of Government Affairs and Public Policy for Asia Pacific at Kaspersky. “AI is transforming India’s digital economy, and securing these systems is essential to unlocking their full potential. Today’s roundtable brought together leaders who are collectively shaping India’s digital trajectory, and the message is clear: AI security must be a core pillar of national resilience.” said Heng Lee.   

The roundtable featured senior experts from government, defence, and industry, including Admiral Mohit Gupta VSM (Retd), Defence Cyber Agency; Brigadier M. M. Ramachandra, Director at the National Security Council Secretariat; and Col. Nikhil Sinha, Director at the Unique Identification Authority of India.

 By - Aaradhay Sharma

Google Disco aims to break that cycle.

"Google Disco" is a new experimental AI browser from Google Labs that aims to break the cycle of manual and time-consuming web research.

The traditional browsing experience requires users to search for information, open multiple tabs, and manually combine answers. This places a heavy "cognitive load" on the user. Google Disco aims to change this by:

Using AI: It uses the Gemini AI model to perform the research.

Transforming Research: A key feature, "GenTabs", promises to turn scattered research into interactive web applications.

Redefining Functionality: The goal is to change browsing from a passive activity to one that actively helps the user reason, plan, and build.

Wind farm operators can use this information to better plan where wind farms should be located and to help them better navigate migration patterns. For example, a wind farm could slow down its turbines, or even stop them entirely, during heavy periods of local migration.

Ask Helseth (pictured above left), the co-founder and CEO of Spoor, told TechCrunch last year that he got interested in this space after learning that wind farms lacked effective tracking methods, despite many countries having strict rules around where wind farms can be built and how they can operate due to local bird populations.

“The expectations from the regulators are growing but the industry doesn’t have a great tool,” Helseth said at the time. “A lot of people [go out] in the field with binoculars and trained dogs to find out how many birds are colliding with the turbines.”

The company has also received interest in using its tech to track other objects of similar size — but Helseth said they aren’t thinking of pivoting into those areas quite yet.

“Drones are of course a plastic bird in our mind,” Helseth joked. “They move in a different way and have a different shape and size. Currently we are discarding that data but we are getting interest in it.”

Spoor recently raised an €8 million ($9.3 million) Series A round led by SET Ventures with participation from Ørsted Ventures, EnBW New Ventures, and Superorganism in addition to strategic investors.

Helseth predicts that interest in this type of technology will only grow as regulators continue to crack down on wind farms. For example, French regulators shut down a wind farm in April due to its impact on the local bird population and imposed hundreds of millions of fines.

By - Aaradhay Sharma

Best free ai for translation

Google is ushering in a new era of cross-language communication through major advancements in its AI models and services, notably the addition of 110 new languages to Google Translate. This represents the service's largest expansion ever, aiming to break down barriers for over 614 million more speakers worldwide.

Departing from the reliance on external translation aids inherent to traditional instant messaging, LINKDOOD’s platform integrates all aspects of conversation, significantly boosting both efficiency and user satisfaction. A case in point: a Chinese individual can effortlessly converse with counterparts in Europe or America about daily life or heartfelt sentiments, achieving real-time interaction.

LINKDOOD also prioritizes user data security and privacy. By deploying private servers and adopting end-to-end encryption, the company ensures robust protection of communication content, meeting and exceeding international standards such as GDPR.

Key details of this expansion:

Powered by AI: The new languages were integrated using the PaLM 2 large language model (LLM), which can efficiently learn related languages and dialects.

Total Languages: Google Translate now supports over 240 languages in total, a significant leap from the previous 133.

Diverse Inclusions: The update includes major global languages as well as Indigenous and revitalized languages, covering a wide range of linguistic diversity.

Notable Examples: New additions include Cantonese, Punjabi (Shahmukhi), Manx (a Celtic language with active revival efforts), Tamazight (Amazigh), Afar, and Tok Pisin.

Looking ahead, the implications of Google's expanded language support are profound. It sets a precedent for other tech giants and translation services to prioritize linguistic diversity and accessibility in their development agendas. As digital globalization continues to accelerate, robust language translation capabilities will play an increasingly pivotal role in facilitating cross-cultural communication and collaboration.

In conclusion, Google's enhancement of Google Translate with 110 new languages represents a milestone in the evolution of AI-driven translation technologies. By harnessing the power of AI, Google has not only expanded its linguistic reach but also reinforced its commitment to inclusivity and global accessibility. This development underscores the transformative potential of technology in bridging linguistic barriers and fostering a more connected and understanding world.

By - Aaradhay Sharma

New WhatsApp Features Arrive for Holidays: Voice Notes, AI Art, and Simplified Media Access

 Ahead of the busy holiday season, WhatsApp is rolling out a substantial update focused on keeping users seamlessly connected and enhancing creative expression. The new features span calls, Meta AI tools, and Status/Channel interactions, aiming to improve communication even amidst the festive rush.

A significant upgrade targets calls, specifically when a call is missed. Instead of a traditional voicemail, users can now leave a quick voice or video note with a single tap, which is automatically configured to match the original call type. This new mechanism simplifies reconnecting without the need for a follow-up text or repeated attempts to call.

Voice chats within groups are also receiving functional improvements. Participants can now use in-chat reactions, allowing for swift acknowledgement or expressions like “cheers!” without interrupting the conversation with spoken words. Furthermore, video gatherings will now automatically prioritize and highlight the person who is actively speaking, ensuring better visual clarity during group discussions.

The Meta AI integration has been upgraded to boost creative tools for chats. The image generator now utilizes advanced model capabilities from partners like Midjourney and Flux, enabling users to create more polished, high-quality graphics for holiday cards and Status posts directly within the app. Users can also instantly turn any photograph into a short, animated clip, adding a playful, seasonal touch to their messages.

Finally, the new update streamlines the user experience on desktop and web versions by introducing a consolidated media tab. This centralized view brings all documents, images, videos, and links shared across chats into a single, easily trackable location. Additionally, long URLs are now automatically displayed in a clean, compact format to prevent message clutter. For Status and Channels, the platform added fresh interactive stickers, music lyrics integration, and a feature for Channel owners to post questions to their audience for real-time feedback. (349 words)

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Google is ushering in a new era of cross-language

 Google is ushering in a new era of cross-language communication by integrating its powerful Gemini AI into Google Translate, introducing a groundbreaking feature for real-time speech translation. This upgrade, powered by the Gemini 2.5 Native Audio large language model, effectively turns any pair of standard headphones or earbuds into a seamless, one-way translation device, delivering natural-sunding audio directly to the user.

The core of the innovation is the “Live Translate” beta feature. When activated via a dedicated button in the Google Translate app, the system begins translating spoken words in real-time. Unlike older translation services, Gemini’s native speech-to-speech capabilities ensure that the translated audio retains the original speaker’s emphasis, tone, and cadence. This subtle but crucial detail makes conversations feel more natural and significantly improves comprehension, especially when following group discussions, lectures, or media like TV shows and films in a foreign language.

Beyond real-time audio, the new Gemini-powered engine substantially improves the overall quality of text translation across the Google Search and Translate apps. Specifically, it excels in handling nuanced language, complex idioms, local slang, and cultural expressions. For instance, translating a phrase like “stealing my thunder” will now yield a natural, contextually accurate equivalent in the target language, rather than a jarring word-for-word translation.

The Live Translate feature currently supports over 70 languages and is rolling out initially to users in India and the United States for translation between English and 20 other major languages, including Hindi, Spanish, Chinese, and Japanese. While the functionality is immediately available on Android, Google has confirmed that support for iOS devices is slated for release next year. Furthermore, the new capabilities extend beyond speech, with the tech giant also expanding its language learning tools within the Translate app to offer personalized tips based on user practice, further solidifying the platform’s role as a comprehensive language assistant. This powerful integration signifies Google’s commitment to breaking down language barriers and making sophisticated AI accessible for everyday, instantaneous communication. Google is rolling out a beta experience that lets you hear real-time translations in your headphones, the company announced on Friday. The tech giant is also bringing advanced Gemini capabilities to Google Translate and expanding its language-learning tools in the Translate app.

The new real-time headphone translations experience keeps each speaker’s tone, emphasis, and cadence intact, so it’s easier to follow the conversation and tell who’s saying what, Google says. The new capability essentially turns any pair of headphones into a real-time, one-way translation device.

“Whether you’re trying to have a conversation in a different language, listen to a speech or lecture while abroad, or watch a TV show or film in another language, you can now put in your headphones, open the Translate app, tap ‘Live translate’ and hear a real-time translation in your preferred language,” said Rose Yao, Google VP Product Management, Search Verticals, in the blog post. Google is expanding the translation features in Search and its Translate app with new systems built on the Gemini AI model. The update introduces improved text translation and a beta version of live speech translation in headphones, giving users clearer and more natural results and bringing the experience closer to a real-world Babel Fish from The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy.

The new text translation system uses Gemini 3 to handle idioms, slang, and local expressions with more context awareness. This lets the app produce translations that are closer to natural speech rather than direct word swaps.

The update targets English and nearly 20 other languages across its app and web service. The rollout includes Spanish, Hindi, Chinese, Japanese, and German, which cover some of the most common translation demands.

Gemini AI live speech

The live speech translation beta uses Gemini’s speech-to-speech abilities to process tone and rhythm. Users can listen to real-time translations through any headphones by selecting the live feature in the app.

The idea is to make conversations, lectures, or entertainment easier to follow when they’re in another language. It also separates different voices so listeners can keep track of who is speaking.

Google tested the feature with early users and now plans to expand it. The beta is available on Android in the US, Mexico, and India. The company plans to bring it to iOS and more regions in 2026.

CP PLUS and Qualcomm Technologies

CP PLUS and Qualcomm Technologies have announced a first-of-its-kind collaboration to introduce a new generation of AI-enabled, insight-driven video security solutions tailored for India’s rapidly evolving industrial and public safety landscape. This collaboration brings together CP PLUS’ robust product ecosystem and distribution network with the advanced on-device AI and edge-processing capabilities of Qualcomm Dragonwing processors, along with the Qualcomm Insight Platform to accelerate the adoption of intelligent, real-time and actionable video analytics.  This scalable, actionable and one-stop-solution enabled through edge boxes in the Video Management System (VMS), addresses safety-focused use cases across enterprises, industry, home, institutional and public infrastructure and sets new benchmarks for video security industries worldwide.

Addressing the media, Aditya Khemka, Managing Director, CP PLUS. said, “AI is redefining the future of security, moving video security from passive recording to intelligent, real-time decision support. As India’s leading video security brand, we have a responsibility to shape this transition with solutions that are reliable, scalable and built for the needs of a rapidly evolving market. Our collaboration with Qualcomm Technologies strengthens this commitment by combining CP PLUS’s deep industry leadership with cutting-edge on-device AI technology. Together, we are building the next generation of video intelligence designed in India and ready for the world.”

“This collaboration enables us to drive innovation and build cutting-edge-AI video intelligence solutions that unlock new possibilities for operational and industrial sectors,” stated Nakul Duggal, EVP &Group General Manager, Automotive, Industrial & Embedded IoT and Robotics, Qualcomm Technologies, “By combining Qualcomm’s Insight Platforms with CP PLUS’ deep industry footprint in India, we are enabling solutions that deliver real-time, actionable insights and elevate video security capabilities from traditional monitoring to intelligent, insight driven video management.”

“This collaboration permits us to drive innovation and construct cutting-edge-AI video intelligence options that unlock new potentialities for operational and industrial sectors,” said Nakul Duggal, EVP & Group Common Supervisor, Automotive, Industrial & Embedded IoT and Robotics, Qualcomm Applied sciences, “By combining Qualcomm’s Perception Platforms with CP PLUS’ deep {industry} footprint in India, we’re enabling options that ship real-time, actionable insights and elevate video safety capabilities from conventional monitoring to clever, perception pushed video administration.”

With the choice to course of video on-premises by edge AI, the answer retains delicate knowledge on website, lowering publicity to exterior networks. This air-gapped structure delivers resilience important for India’s industrial and public security setting

 By - Aaradhay Sharma

AI agent builders, like Copilot Studio

Tenable released research detailing the successful jailbreak of Microsoft Copilot Studio. The findings underscore how the democratisation of AI creates severe, yet overlooked, enterprise risks.

Organisations are rapidly adopting “no-code” platforms to enable employees to build their own AI agents. The premise is harmless, efficiency without needing developers. While well-intentioned, automation without strict governance opens the door to catastrophic failure.

To demonstrate how easily AI agents can be manipulated, Tenable Research created an AI travel agent in Microsoft Copilot Studio to manage customer travel reservations, including creating new reservations and modifying existing ones, all without human intervention. The AI travel agent was provided with demo data that included the names, contact information, and credit card details of demo customers and was given strict instructions to verify the customer’s identity before sharing information or modifying bookings.

Beyond traditional threats, AI is also being used to flood organizations with synthetic content, including poisoned AI models, vulnerable open-source modules, and invisible backdoors in otherwise legitimate workflows. These subtle, automated threats blur the boundaries between genuine innovation and malicious exploitation.

The result is a cyber battlefield where attacks are faster, stealthier, and more sophisticated than ever before. As defenders adopt AI to strengthen their response, the report warns that the arms race between attackers and enterprises is escalating—demanding a rethinking of cybersecurity strategies for the AI era.

The researchers loaded the system with demonstration customer records. These records included names, contact details and credit card information.

They configured the agent with explicit rules. The agent had to verify a customer's identity before sharing any information or changing a booking.

Tenable then attempted to subvert the agent using a prompt injection technique. Prompt injection uses crafted instructions that sit alongside or override original rules inside an AI system.

The researchers said they successfully hijacked the agent's workflow. They booked a free holiday and extracted sensitive payment card data.

The company said this illustrated how an AI agent designed for routine customer service could become a channel for fraud and data exposure.

The findings of this research could have significant business implications, including:

Data Breaches and Regulatory Exposure: Tenable Research coerced the agent into bypassing identity verification and leaking payment card information (PCI) of other customers. The agent, designed to handle sensitive data, was easily manipulated into exposing full customer records.

Revenue Loss and Fraud: Because the agent had broad "edit" permissions intended for updating travel dates, it could also be manipulated into changing critical financial fields. Tenable Research successfully instructed the agent to change a trip’s price to $0, effectively granting free services without authorisation.

“AI agent builders, like Copilot Studio, democratise the ability to build powerful tools, but they also democratise the ability to execute financial fraud, thereby creating significant security risks without even knowing it,” said Keren Katz, Senior Group Manager of AI Security Product and Research at Tenable. “That power can easily turn into a real, tangible security risk.”

 By - Aaradhay Sharma

Google Translate sure hasn't received much attention lately.

Considering its popularity, Google Translate sure hasn't received much attention lately. However, that just changed with a big update. The latest version introduces AI-powered live translation along with new language learning tools that might give Duolingo a run for its money.

Google said it heard from users that the toughest skill to master was conversation — ie, learning to listen and speak with confidence. To that end, it's piloting a new language practice feature (on iOS or Android) targeted toward an individual's specific needs.

To create tailored listening and practicing sessions, the new learning tool poses a couple of questions. It first requests which language you want to learn (like Spanish) and your your current level, then asks "What's motivating you to learn Spanish?" From there, it will generate customized scenarios that allow you to either listen to conversations or practice speaking, with helpful hints available when needed.

The final updates are for the language learning features introduced in August, starting with improved feedback when practicing your speech. To encourage continued usage, Google will track your day streaks.

This capability is also coming to Germany, India, Sweden, and Taiwan as part of 20-country expansions.

English to German and Portuguese

Bengali, Mandarin Chinese (Simplified), Dutch, German, Hindi, Italian, Romanian, and Swedish to English

English speakers can now learn German, while speakers of Hindi, Bengali, Mandarin Chinese (Simplified), Dutch, Italian, Romanian, and Swedish, among others, can practise English.

The updated language-learning tools now include helpful tips based on your pronunciation and speaking practice, as well as a streak tracker that shows how many days in a row you’ve been learning, a motivational feature reminiscent of Duolingo’s popular streak system.

With this update, Google isn’t just improving translations; it’s positioning Translate as a full-fledged language learning companion, blending AI feedback with gamified progress tracking.

Whether you’re travelling abroad, watching foreign films, or brushing up on your language skills, Google’s latest Translate upgrades are turning everyday gadgets into global communication tools. And with Gemini AI at the core, the language barrier is starting to look more like a technicality than an obstacle.

By - Aaradhay Sharma

Google Disco aims to break that cycle.

For the last two decades, the web browser hasn't fundamentally changed. Whether you use Chrome, Safari, or Edge, the core mechanic remains the same: you search for something, open a dozen tabs, and then manually sift through them to piece together an answer. It is a passive experience that places the cognitive load entirely on the user.

Google Disco aims to break that cycle.

Announced as a new experiment from Google Labs, Disco isn't just a browser; it is a Gemini-powered browser designed to do the heavy lifting for you. By utilizing a new feature called GenTabs, Disco promises to transform your scattered research into fully functional, interactive web applications. It’s an ambitious attempt to move browsing from simple information consumption to "System 2" thinking—where the tool helps you reason, plan, and build.

"I don't think of Disco as a general-purpose browser," Tabriz said, explaining that its primary purpose goes beyond opening online tabs to creating a personalized, curated app.

At the core of Disco is GenTabs, short for "generated tabs." Unlike traditional tabs, which display static web content, GenTabs are interfaces constructed by Google's Gemini AI models. Gemini 3 introduced the ability to create interactive elements such as buttons, maps, and sliders in real time.

Google Disco: How to access

Google has opened a waitlist in Labs for those interested in trying Disco early. The initial rollout is limited to macOS, with a small cohort of testers receiving the first build to experiment with GenTabs before the project expands more broadly. Google stressed that Disco remains an early-stage experiment, and some features may evolve or behave unpredictably as development progresses.

 By - Aaradhay Sharma

Haier Appliances India

Haier Appliances India, the No.1 global major appliances brand for 16 consecutive years, today unveiled its breakthrough Gravity AI Series Air Conditioners at the ‘AI for Air’ event held at Haier’s Greater Noida facility. The new line-up is powered by AI-AtmoX and it represents the brand’s most premium and AI-integrated AC series to date, setting a benchmark for intelligent cooling in India.

AI for AIR is built on three core pillars, AI for savings with AI-AtmoX Power Manager, AI for comfort with AI-AtmoX Neuro, and AI for service with AI-AtmoX Auto Clean, making air conditioning smarter, more efficient and effortless for Indian households. Building on this intelligent foundation, the new Haier Gravity AI Series ACs deliver a powerful suite of next-generation features, including AI Climate Control 2.0 which studies user comfort patterns to personalise cooling complemented by Dynamic Environmental Adaptation to adjust performance in real time based on indoor and outdoor conditions.

Next-Generation Features in the Gravity AI Series

AI Climate Control 2.0

An upgraded intelligent cooling system that studies user preferences, room conditions, and outdoor weather to create a personalised cooling profile. It continuously adapts in real time, ensuring optimal comfort while preventing unnecessary energy consumption.

Dynamic Environmental Adaptation

Automatically adjusts cooling performance based on indoor and outdoor temperature fluctuations, humidity levels, and usage patterns.

AI Pre-Cooling with 100-Meter Geofencing

The system detects when the user enters a predefined 100-meter radius and begins cooling automatically delivering instant comfort on arrival without manual scheduling or timers.

AI Target Cooling

Uses cloud intelligence and installation data to direct airflow precisely towards occupied areas, resulting in faster cooling, reduced energy use, and focused comfort.

Haier believes this interoperability will help deepen customer engagement and extend the lifetime value of its users.

Satish also noted that AI’s value goes beyond hardware performance, calling it a brand mover. “AI pushes the brand up,” he said, adding that it helps attract consumers who prioritise comfort and convenience over traditional specs. Haier sees AI as a tool for premiumisation and stronger consumer stickiness, rather than something that can be tied to a specific growth percentage.

The Gravity AI Series starts at Rs 49,990 and will be available across online and offline retailers in four colour variants: Morning Mist, Moon Stone Grey, Midnight Dream and White.

AI Pre-Cooling: Leveraging a 100-metre geofence, this feature anticipates the user’s arrival home and automatically starts cooling the room in advance, ensuring instant comfort without manual scheduling or timers.AI

Target Cooling: This uses cloud and installation data to direct airflow precisely where it is needed, ensuring faster, focused cooling, reduced energy consumption, and personalised comfort tailored to the user’s exact seating position.

For energy efficiency, the series introduces the AI-AtmoX Power Manager, India’s most advanced energy monitoring hub.

AI Eco: This feature intelligently optimises energy consumption through a multi-level cooling approach based on the temperature gap: L1 ECO for gaps above 3 degrees Celsius, L2 ECO for gaps between 1 degree and 3 degree Celsius, and L3 ECO for gaps below 1 degree Celsius, ensuring maximum efficiency with zero manual adjustments.

The Haier Gravity AI Series ACs will be available starting at INR 49,990 and can be purchased across all major online and offline retail channels in India.

Haier Gravity AI Series ACs will be available in 4 models.

HSU19G-MZAIM5BN-INV in Morning Mist | HSU19G-MZAIS5BN-INV in Moon stone Grey | HSU19G-MZAID5BN-INV in Midnight Dream | HSU19G-MZAIW5BN-INV in White

Detailed Look at the new Gravity AI Series ACs

AI-AtmoX Power Manager: India’s Most Advanced Energy Monitoring Hub

AI-AtmoX Power Manager gives users complete transparency and control over their cooling costs through graphical and calendar-based tracking, mode-specific usage insights, real-time cost display, automatic electricity expense updates, and customizable energy-saving targets—making power management smarter and simpler.

Reimagining Cooling with AI: Comfort That Thinks For You

Haier’s upgraded AI Climate Control 2.0, powered by the intelligent AI-AtmoX, introduces a new era of smart cooling designed specifically for modern Indian homes. This system senses, learns, and predicts user needs—delivering a personalized cooling experience unlike anything seen before.

By - Aaradhay Sharma