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While 60% of Indian organisations report positive returns on AI investments, declining security readiness and infrastructure gaps are creating challenges to scaling AI.
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The new infrastructure is designed to help organisations deploy and scale AI and HPC workloads across on-premises data centres, hybrid environments, and colocation facilities.
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If you signed up for ChatGPT Go through the 12-month free offer in India, you might be wondering what happens when the free period ends. If you don't want to continue with a paid subscription, it's worth checking your renewal date and cancelling in time. ChatGPT Go costs Rs. 399 per month in India after the offer period. The cancellation process is fairly simple, but the steps differ depending on whether you signed up through the website, Google Play Store or App Store.
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Google introduced the 8tx and 8i Max chips on Wednesday as its two new eighth-generation Tensor Processing Unit (TPU) systems. With the unveiling of the two new TPUs, the Mountain View-based tech giant now has four eighth-generation chips, including TPUs 8t and 8i. The company first introduced its eighth-generation range of TPUs at Google Cloud Next in April, initially including two chips. Google further highlighted that the launch of the two TPUs marks the first time it has introduced four systems in a single year. The new TPU 8tx and TPU 8i Max are designed for confidential computing and large context and density computing, respectively.
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Nothing is scheduled to launch its first “AI-native” device next month. The company recently started teasing the debut of the unspecified device, while keeping its name and product category under wraps. The upcoming device will mark the UK-based tech firm's entry into a new AI-powered hardware market, which currently has AI pendants, AI pins, AI smart glasses, and dedicated AI-backed companions. However, Nothing has already confirmed that its AI-native device will be different. Now, a company executive has revealed the design of the upcoming AI hardware, which appears to be a metal box with LEDs and a physical button.
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Anthropic announced the expansion of Claude's capabilities beyond its existing chat and coding tools. According to the company, users will be able to access new ways for teams to create and work with data. Among the notable additions are Claude Sheets, Claude Whiteboards, and Claude Data, which allow users to build spreadsheets, organise ideas, and create interactive dashboards with the chatbot. Further, Anthropic is also upgrading interactive connectors, which let users access third-party applications without leaving Claude.
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Google announced the rollout of Gemini 4 Carbon on Tuesday. Following its release last month, the Mountain View-based tech giant is expanding access to developers and enterprises through paid plans. Meanwhile, Google AI Ultra subscribers can also use it across select products, including the Gemini app and AI Mode in Search. Compared to Gemini 4 Argon, Carbon is claimed to be capable of handling more demanding, multi-step tasks by spending more time reasoning and verifying its output.
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OpenAI has announced Businesses in ChatGPT, a new feature that allows companies to manage their business information on the platform. It includes a Business Hub where businesses can claim their profiles, update details and check how people engage with them on ChatGPT. The company has also introduced Business Agents, which can answer customer questions about products and services. The tools are currently in beta, although access to Business Agents is initially restricted to eligible businesses in the US.
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OpenAI launched GPT-Live earlier this year, in July, as the Sam Altman-led AI giant's latest voice model. Since its introduction, the US-based company has witnessed a notable spike in its usage. Now, the ChatGPT developer has announced that it will be retiring the Advanced and Standard Voice models next month, as most users have transitioned to the new GPT-Live voice model. However, the chatbot will retain user conversations with the Advanced and Standard models. While ChatGPT Voice will no longer be powered by the two speech-to-text and turn-based voice models, select functionalities will remain based on one of the models.
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Adobe and Google are adding more features from their respective platforms to each other's services as part of an expanded partnership. Adobe apps will be available across more Google products, while Google's AI models will make their way into several Adobe tools. The two companies are also working on new AI-powered editing features for Photoshop. Announced at Adobe Max 2026, the collaboration covers Google Workspace, Gemini, Gemini Enterprise and AI Mode in Google Search.
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Congress is gearing up to subpoena Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang to answer their questions about his affair withan alleged Chinese spy,Bloomberg reports, citing two House Republicans. The report comes a week after House Republicans Brian Mast, John Moolenaar, and Rick Crawfordsent a letter to Huangasking him to appear before their committees for a joint, closed-door briefing in regards to his relations with Alice Huang, the Megaspeed executive and suspected Chinese spy. House China committee Chairman Moolenaar said Wednesday on Fox Business that Huang has until the end of the day to respond to the request. If he doesn’t agree to the briefing, he’ll likely be subpoenaed, said Moolenaar. Mast, who chairs the House Foreign Affairs Committee, on Wednesday said his committee is preparing a subpoena for Huang to send if he doesn’t respond. Nvidia did not immediately respond to TechCrunch’s request for comment.
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Fractile, a British startup developing AI chips, has raiseda $720 million Series Cbacked by Britain’s Sovereign AI Fund with hopes of “ensuring the U.K. has a greater stake in the hardware that will underpin its future economy,” its governmentstated. Alongside the likes ofAxelera,Etched, andOLIX, this makes Fractile one of the top-funded startup players in the race for purpose-built AI chips. Such chips are one of several avenues being explored to reduce the cost of inference — aka using increasingly demanding AI models in production. However, Fractile seeks to go beyond hardware with a full-stack approach that also includes a machine learning compiler to maximize the speed at which LLMs will get executed on its chips. As a result, the company frames itself as a frontier AI company, and its latest round led by Thrive Capital, Founders Fund, Lightspeed Venture Partners, and Redpoint was priced accordingly. According to the British government, the valuation was “over £5 billion” — quite possibly $7 billion, a figure reported bothby the Financial Timesanda Reuters source. Still, Fractile’s main differentiator will arguably be its hardware design. After apivot, its approach now revolves on DRAM, the most common type of RAM, but stacked on top of each chip in such a way that it is hoping will bypass the usual trade-off between memory and capacity. This trade-off has become more problematic with the rise of agentic AI, as companies seek to perform longer chains of tasks with large models without compromising on speed. As compute struggles to keep up, hopes are high for AI chips, despite their limited availability to date. In aLinkedIn post, Fractile CEO Walter Goodwin wrote that “there is still a lot of work ahead” for the company, and that the new funding will enable the startup to “ship [its] first chips and systems next year.”
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