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reasoning AI model o3 mini and would be launching it in a couple of weeks, CEO Sam Altman said on Friday.

TikTok ban will go into effect, the focus is now turning to companies like Google and Apple that are expected to take the popular video sharing app off their platforms in just two days.

TikTok warned late Friday it will go dark in the United States on Sunday unless President Joe Biden's administration provides assurances to companies like Apple and Google that they will not face enforcement actions when a ban takes effect.

Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, and Mark Zuckerberg, the world's richest men, will receive VIP treatment at Donald Trump's 2025 inauguration. With front-row seats and significant contributions to the Trump campaign, their presence highlights Big Tech's alignment with the administration and raises questions about power dynamics in the tech-industrial complex.

TikTok, accusing them of «unlawfully» sending Europeans' personal data to China.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Sundar Pichai, Google’s chief executive, recently told employees he believes the company’s Gemini AI technology has surpassed the capabilities of competitors. Google’s chief executive thinks his company has the best artificial-intelligence technology on the market.

Mistral AI has swiftly staked out a place as the great European hope contending with US giants dominating the sector.

India AI mission' to acquire advanced AI chips could throw some surprises. None of the four service partners of Cloud major Oracle — Ishan Infotech, Path Infotech, Cyfuture India and Unicloud Labs — could make it to the technical evaluation round this week.

TikTok or ban it in the United States, citing the pending Supreme Court case, as per a report.

Kumbh Mela is underway in Uttar Pradesh's Prayagraj and Google is paying homage to the largest religious and spiritual gathering in the world through a unique, interactive feature available on its search platform for Indian users.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. For the past 90 years, election prognosticators have had one tool in their toolbox: surveys. After the third consecutive American presidential election in which this methodology underestimated support for Donald Trump, there are reasons to doubt it makes sense any more.

work-life balance and the pressure of long working hours has sparked a series of conversations in the corporate world. A recent incident shared by Parminder Singh, the COO of Tatler Asia, highlights a bizarre yet revealing moment from his career in India that sheds light on the rigid mindset some employers still have when it comes to hiring candidates with diverse interests outside of work.

US stock market's bull run is still ongoing, and is expected to continue for some time now. The economy is also going quite strong, and it is expected that certain trades after January 20 will see some good jumps and spikes after Donald Trump's inauguration ceremony. However, there are also recession and inflation fears, which have taken a rise.

OpenAI has simply outshone itself, backed by their biggest creation ChatGPT's latest rollouts. However, OpenAI is now being vehemently challenged by the likes of Llama, Gemini and other LLM models that are backed by top tech companies at Silicon Valley, including the likes of Alphabet and Meta Platforms.

Broadcom has become a go-to supplier for big technology companies looking to reduce their dependence on pricey, supply-constrained AI processors made by front-runner Nvidia by developing their own advanced custom chips. That has pushed Broadcom's shares up more than 62 per cent so far this year. Broadcom has association with tech giants Meta, Google, and ByteDance.

What instantly caught my attention were the charming bylanes with curious names: Princess Street, Napier Street and Peter Cell Street, all dotted with elegant European-style homes. At the centre of it stood a square named after Vasco da Gama, a figure plucked straight out of my school history books. I made my way to St Francis Church, one of Kerala’s oldest churches, where the Portuguese explorer Vasco da Gama was laid to rest for 14 years until his son, Petro de Silva da Gama, carried his mortal remains back to Portugal. Inside, an enclosure marked by a signboard reading “Vasco da Gama Tomb” caught my eye. Taking a seat on a nearby wooden bench, I began googling the famed navigator, only to be stunned by an unexpected revelation—da Gama died in Kochi on December 24, 1524.