Qualcomm to begin global job cuts from November, says CEO Cristiano Amon
Qualcomm will start global job cuts from November, CEO Cristiano Amon said in a memo, citing a "stronger performance culture" as the chipmaker employs around 52,000 people.
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Qualcomm will start global job cuts from November, CEO Cristiano Amon said in a memo, citing a "stronger performance culture" as the chipmaker employs around 52,000 people.
Narayan Jangid returned to Jodhpur to found Robo AI Hub, which designs customised automation and AI machines and trains students in robotics, coding and electronics.
At Bengaluru's Newton School of Technology, students are building a quadcopter drone, a small rover and a browser-based AI coding tool, with Dreamfly Innovations developing drone batteries.
Google Cloud's Europe-west2 region in London hit a power-related disruption from 7 am BST, affecting Revolut, Halifax and Emma apps as engineers worked on recovery.
The Oversight Board criticised Meta over moderation errors involving political accounts in the US and Brazil, urging better transparency and consistency in election enforcement.
Origina and Thinkers50 report finds vendor-driven upgrades consume 28% of enterprise software budgets, with 34% of firms slowing or cancelling AI and data programmes.
TSMC plans 3-nanometre production at Japan Advanced Semiconductor Manufacturing's second Kumamoto factory, with equipment investment expected to exceed USD 23 billion.
The US Department of Homeland Security ordered federal civilian agencies to remove DeepSeek AI products from IT systems and barred procurement, per a Federal Register notice.
Sanjeev Sharma's Swaayatt Robots in Bhopal is developing universal driverless technology, while IIT Hyderabad researchers work on a metal-free battery using Martian carbon dioxide.
India's smartphone shipments fell 26 per cent year-on-year to 35.8 million units in Q3 2026, with Samsung regaining the top spot at 6.7 million units, per Omdia.
Elon Musk said he will give one of his SpaceX shares to every child in America next year, calling it the first of many such moves. He holds a 48.4 per cent stake in SpaceX.
The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology has asked Meta to review recommendation and ranking systems on Facebook and Instagram and report action taken.
Goldman Sachs says China's AI data centre sector must show returns above capital costs, citing ROIC estimates of 5% for powered-shell and up to 43% for token factories.
The IAEA's Nuclear Technology Review 2026 says output from existing uranium mines could fall at least 50% by 2040 even as nuclear fuel demand doubles.
S. Krishnan, Secretary of MeitY, addressed the STPI and IIT BHU Tech Conclave in Varanasi on AI for health, citing screening, diagnostics and remote ICU monitoring.
MeitY Secretary S. Krishnan told a Tech Conclave in Varanasi that AI can improve healthcare accessibility, diagnostics and clinical decision-making, citing the IndiaAI Mission.
Indian-American engineer Azad M. Madni, a USC professor who grew up in Mumbai, has won the 2026 John Fritz Medal, often called the Nobel Prize of Engineering.
Jitendra Singh said India's space economy could grow from USD 9 billion to USD 40-45 billion in seven to eight years, with private investment and faster approvals key.
Union Minister Jitendra Singh said India's space economy, now around $9 billion, is expected to grow to $40-45 billion in seven to eight years, calling for private investment and faster approvals.
Nielsen CTO Anil Goel says India now drives about 75 per cent of the firm's global innovation, with over 5,000 employees and Bengaluru as its largest hub.