Photo by Google DeepMind on Unsplash When Google says it’s going big on AI, it’s not just talk. Last week, Google Cloud unveiled its latest hardware for artificial intelligence—something they’re calling their most powerful AI infrastructure yet. At the center of it all is Ironwood, a new generation of Tensor Processing Units (TPUs) that aim […]
Photo by Gayatri Malhotra on Unsplash If you’ve ever tried using Google Maps in India and found yourself wondering if it really understands local roads—or local drivers—you’re definitely not alone. But things are starting to change. Big time. Google just announced a set of major updates to Maps for Indian users, and they’re actually pretty
Photo by Vitaly Gariev on Unsplash If you’re a parent who’s ever felt a bit out of the loop about what your teen is up to on Discord, the platform just made things a whole lot clearer — without stepping too far into privacy territory. Discord recently updated its Family Center, a set of tools
Photo by Laine Cooper on Unsplash Despite the headlines shouting about AI making cyberattacks easier and more dangerous, Google just dropped a reality check. They analyzed five recent malware samples created with generative AI, and the verdict? These so-called AI-powered threats aren’t doing much of anything. Let’s break down what really happened—and why all the
Photo by Nicky Ilhamsyah on Unsplash Building enterprise AI agents just got a whole lot simpler — and smarter — thanks to a fresh update Google Cloud just rolled out for its Vertex AI Agent Builder. If you’re working on AI integration and juggling complex tools, this update might save you both time and sanity.
Photo by Philip Oroni on Unsplash OpenAI might go public in 2026 or 2027. The company behind ChatGPT is reportedly laying the groundwork for one of the biggest IPOs in tech history—despite burning through billions in losses each quarter. Let’s break down what’s actually happening. OpenAI’s IPO Dream: Trillion-Dollar Talk, Real-World Risk This week, OpenAI
Image by fabio on Unsplash For years, transformers powered nearly every major AI breakthrough. But now, a tiny startup might have just cracked a wall that’s been blocking innovation — and they say it only cost them $4,000. Let’s get into it. — From Transformers to Brumby: A Quick Recap Back in 2017, Google introduced
Photo by Andrey Matveev on Unsplash You don’t always want to pull out your phone, especially when you’re in the middle of something — walking, cooking, commuting, or chasing a thought before it flies away. That’s the moment when Stream, a voice-powered smart ring from startup Sandbar, could come in handy. Two former Meta employees,
Photo by Musemind UX Agency on Unsplash A growing list of heavyweight investors, including chip giants NVIDIA and Qualcomm, are teaming up with Indian and U.S. venture firms to fund India’s emerging deep tech ecosystem. It’s a high-stakes effort that could reshape the country’s innovation landscape over the next decade. Let me tell you what’s
Photo by Clint Patterson on Unsplash So here’s something alarming (and a little frustrating): two serious Windows vulnerabilities are currently being exploited in live attacks across the internet. One of these flaws is brand new, but the other? It’s a zero-day that’s been silently abused by hackers since 2017 — and still hasn’t been patched.
