Technology
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NYT sues OpenAI & Microsoft for copyright infringement
New York: The New York Times on Wednesday sued Sam Altman-run OpenAI and Satya Nadella-run Microsoft for copyright infringement. The lawsuit alleged that OpenAI and Microsoft’s large language models (LLMs), which power…
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Infosys accuses Cognizant of unethical poaching
Bengaluru: Bengaluru-based tech giant Infosys has accused major rival tech company Cognizant of unethical poaching tactics and also sent an official letter in this regard, sources said on Wednesday. There is a…
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$3,499 Apple Vision Pro headset may be available in late Jan or early Feb
New Delhi: The $3,499 Apple mixed reality (MR) headset, unveiled for the first time in June this year, is tipped to be available in the market in late January or early February.…
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Amazon Prime Video to stream ads during movies, TV shows from Jan 29
San Francisco: Amazon Prime Video will show advertisements during movies and TV shows from January 29, as it aims to expand its ad business and increase revenue from entertainment. Prime Video customers…
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Microsoft quietly rolls out new AI-powered Copilot app for Android
New Delhi: Microsoft has quietly launched a new dedicated Copilot app in the Google Play Store, offering the users access to its AI-powered Copilot without the Bing mobile app. The new AI-powered…
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Samsung Galaxy A25 5G, Galaxy A15 5G now available in India
New Delhi: Samsung has brought Galaxy A15 5G and Galaxy A25 5G smartphones to India with striking features in the mid-range segment. Galaxy A15 5G (in Blue Black, Blue and Light Blue…
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Tesla now a key player in S Korea amid strong demand for German cars
Seoul: Elon Musk-run electric carmaker Tesla has emerged as a major player in South Korea’s imported passenger vehicle market this year, with BMW, Mercedes-Benz and Audi set to close the year as…
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Notorious ransomware groups now targeting companies with remote encryption
New Delhi: Some of the most active ransomware groups are deliberately switching on remote encryption for their cyber attacks, infiltrating deeper into companies and crippling their operations, a report showed on Tuesday.…
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Intel to invest record Rs 2-lakh crore to build chip factory in Israel
Israeli government on Tuesday, December 26, agreed to grant Santa Clara, California-based chipmaker Intel Corp a 3.2 billion US dollars (Rs 2,66,14,97,60,000) to build a new chip factory worth 25 billion US…
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SCOPE launches $45 mn VC fund for fintech, gaming startups
New Delhi: SCOPE, the invite-only startup networking platform, on Tuesday launched a venture capital fund worth $45 million, focused on fintech and gaming sectors. SCOPE’s VC arm will operate as an independent…
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itel forays into open-earbuds category, launches Roar 75 with Titanium Body for Gen-Z at Rs 1,099
New Delhi: itel Mobile India has announced its entry into the open-earbuds category by launching ‘ROAR 75’ with Titanium Body at Rs 1,099. The unveiling of itel ROAR 75 Open-Ear Buds marks…
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Over 4.25 lakh tech employees lose jobs in last 2 yrs, 24 workers per hour
New Delhi: As generative AI threatens millions of jobs, tech companies globally are now sacking employees even in the holiday season (they had spared workers in 2021 and 2022 festive seasons amid…
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Patent dispute: Apple Watch Series 9, Ultra 2 unavailable at its retail stores in US
San Francisco: Apple has halted sale of its Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2 sales at its retail stores in the US and when Apple Stores reopen after Christmas, these two Watches…
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Bitcoin miners see transaction revenue grow a massive 400% in 2023
New Delhi: The revenue collected by Bitcoin miners as transaction fees averaged about $2 million per day in 2023, registering a whopping 400 per cent increase year-on-year. The Bitcoin miners earned more…
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US clean tech unicorn Palmetto lays off employees in multiple job cuts
San Francisco: US-based clean-tech unicorn Palmetto has reportedly done multiple rounds of layoffs amid the market slowdown. Some of the jobs eliminated include operations strategy managers, coordinators and warehouse managers, according to…
