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Tata Electronics will set up a semiconductor fab in partnership with Powerchip Semiconductor Manufacturing Corp (PSMC), Taiwan. This unit will be constructed in Dholera, Gujarat. The plant will attract Rs 91,000 crore investment.

Gemini caused a major controversy, Google has said sorry to the Indian Prime Minister and called its platform 'unreliable', ToI reported on February 4 quoting minister of state for IT & Electronics Rajeev Chandrasekhar. Chandrasekhar told the newspaper that the govt had sent Google a notice seeking an explanation on «unsubstantiated» results returned by Gemini in response to a particular query on PM Modi. Google replied and said, «Sorry, the platform is unreliable,» the minister added. The government has announced that AI platforms will now require a permit to operate in India. India should not be used as a testing ground for AI platforms, especially considering the criticism they have faced worldwide for providing unsubstantiated, biased, misinformed, or unverified results, it said.

₹1.5 trillion providing the building blocks for the critical semiconductor value chain of design, fabrication, assembly, testing, marking and packaging. Key among these proposals is the partnership between Tata Electronics and Taiwan’s Powerchip Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation for a ₹91,000-crore fabrication plant with a capacity of 50,000 wafer starts per month. This chip capacity will grant traction at last to India’s long-standing quest for self-sufficiency in semiconductors, or near freedom from reliance on overseas suppliers.

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AI) and large language models (LLMs) must seek «explicit permission of the government» before being deployed for users on the Indian internet, has sent shock waves among companies developing LLMs, especially startups who feel it is «anti-innovation and not forward-looking». Several companies building LLMs, venture capitalists as well as experts told ET such directions can kill startups trying to build in this «hyper-active» space in which India is already late to the party. It will only allow big corporations who can afford additional resources for testing, and government approval, they argued.

Sean Ellis is famed for coining the phrase “growth hacking” back in 2010 to showcase how technology upstarts rapidly grow their customer base. Ellis’s book ‘Hacking Growth’, co-authored by Morgan Brown, is a playbook for companies pushing for sustainable growth, derived from his experience of working at startups like Dropbox, Eventbrite, Lookout in their early stages. ET sat down with Ellis on the sidelines of Bangalore Growth Fest hosted by marketing services firm IncrementumX to discuss his plans in India, the growth-at-all-cost mindset among startups, and tech valuations. Edited excerpts. How did you come up with the phrase growth hacking? Back in 2010, I wrote a blog post where I recommended hiring a growth hacker for startups. Somebody needs to be focused on getting people in the door to have experiences with the product and build a brand. In a startup, you don't have that luxury, so trying to scrutinise every single activity you do, every single dollar you spend can impact your ability to acquire and retain customers. Then Andrew Chen (general partner and venture capital fund Andreessen Horowitz) wrote a blog post around six months later… where he said growth hacker is the new VP of marketing. That’s when it took off.

ALSO READ: Ishan Kishan, Shreyas Iyer axed from BCCI's contract list - Here's why "Shreyas Iyer played the first two Tests of the series. If you don't value the cricket because of which you made it to the national team, what message is it going to give to all the youngsters?" said Akmal on his YouTube Channel. "BCCI has made the right call, taking such strict action early on to control the damage.

Mint in Barcelona, on the sidelines of the Mobile World Congress. The technology provider intends to meet the demand from Indian as well as global carriers from its India plant. The first pilot of the technology for Vodafone Idea is being conducted in Jalandhar, Punjab to test the equipment and functioning of the network such that it meets all the key performance indicators of the existing networks, while in parallel they're scaling up the number of sites to cover the entire state.

Sunrisers Hyderabad is likely to change its skipper ahead of the upcoming season in 2024, Cricbuzz reported. Sunrisers Hyderabad may name Australia's Pat Cummins as their new skipper after the team’s miserable performance in the last season under Aiden Markram, the report said. The 17th edition of the Indian Premier League is scheduled to start from March 22.

BSF, in its post on the microblogging website, X (formerly Twitter), said that the force is truly becoming inclusive. "BSF is truly becoming an inclusive Force where #ladies are taking rapid strides everywhere. In a step in this direction, after rigorous training, #BSF has got the First #Mahila Sniper," the post read.

schedule for the Common University Entrance Test (CUET)-UG is likely to be changed depending on the Lok Sabha elections schedule, according to UGC Chairman Jagadesh Kumar. The National Testing Agency (NTA) on Tuesday announced that the exam would be conducted from May 15 to 31 and the results declared on June 30. India is gearing up for general elections to elect its 18th Lok Sabha, the schedule for which is likely to be announced this month. «The dates announced by the NTA are tentative. Once the election dates are announced, the NTA will finalise the CUET-UG dates. The tentative schedule is from May 15,» University Grants Commission (UGC) chief Kumar told PTI on Sunday.

Anil Kumble said that young wicketkeeper-batter Dhruv Jurel has all the credentials to reach the heights that legendary skipper and wicketkeeper MS Dhoni achieved in his career. Jurel made his Test debut during the third Test at Rajkot, scoring a valuable 46 in 104 balls. India won that match by 434 runs. During the fourth Test in Ranchi as well, the 23-year-old keeper delivered a match-winning performance as well. Speaking to JioCinema, Kumble said that Jurel showed temperament in his technique while defending and attacking both.

₹65,302.5 crore last week, mirroring the upward trend in the broader market. This positive sentiment was driven by gains in seven of the top 10 most valuable firms, with Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and ICICI Bank leading the pack. The Indian stock market continued its upward trend last week, with the benchmark Sensex index rising by 0.90 per cent and the Nifty index gaining 0.74 per cent.

cricket. He compared Jurel to MS Dhoni, which caught everyone's attention. This happened when Jurel played really well in the fourth Test against England in Ranchi, Dhoni’s home ground.

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artificial intelligence (AI) to reveal a new form of aggressive prostate cancer which they said could help thousands of lives by revolutionising how the disease is diagnosed and treated in the future. The study, published in the journal Cell Genomics, reveals that prostate cancer, which affects one in eight men in their lifetime, includes two different subtypes termed evotypes. The findings, led by researchers at the University of Oxford, and the University of Manchester, UK, could help provide tailored treatments to each individual patient according to a genetic test which will also be delivered using AI, they said. «Our research demonstrates that prostate tumours evolve along multiple pathways, leading to two distinct disease types,» said lead researcher Dan Woodcock, from the University of Oxford.

ICRB exam is a highly competitive examination conducted by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) to select scientists and engineers for various positions. In order to prepare for this exam, it is imperative to have a thorough understanding of the exam pattern and syllabus. Here is an overview of the exam: The ICRB exam is conducted annually and consists of two stages: a written exam and an interview. The written exam is divided into two parts: Part A and Part B. Part A comprises multiple-choice questions (MCQs) on technical knowledge, general awareness, and reasoning ability. On the other hand, Part B is a descriptive paper where candidates are required to write short essays on topics related to their field of expertise. Candidates who clear the written exam are then shortlisted for the interview round. The interview assesses the candidate's technical knowledge, communication skills, and suitability for the applied position. The syllabus for the ICRB exam may vary depending on the position applied for, but generally includes topics such as engineering mathematics, computer science, electronics, and mechanical engineering. Candidates are advised to refer to the official ISRO website for a detailed syllabus and exam pattern.

Nvidia's Chief Executive, Jensen Huang, sparked discussions by suggesting that artificial general intelligence (AGI) could potentially emerge within the next five years, depending on the definition of the goal. Huang's remarks come amid Silicon Valley's persistent pursuit of creating computers capable of human-like thinking.

Zomato and Swiggy depend on location services from satellites and the news you watch comes via satellite. India itself is looking at satellite broadband to deliver seamless connectivity in mountainous regions and on islands. Military communications are also heavily dependent on satellites.

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small-cap funds has reached 1.78 crores. In comparison, the large-cap fund folios stand at 1.33 crores. The assets under management (AUM) for mid-cap funds have reached Rs.