Opinion
The Airbound Story: While India’s Geniuses Flew Away, a 20-Year-Old Built Something That Flies Back
Most Indian drone startups buy parts and write software, but Airbound did the unthinkable: it did the physics and created a global drone brand, writes Satyen K. Bordoloi The last time an Indian ...
AI (artificial intelligence) is thirsty, and water in India isn’t unlimited. So, the industry is designing data centres that ...
Crucial difference between a chatbot and a person who loves you: bot agrees till you lose yourself; human disagrees till you ...
Indian researchers and a Bengaluru startup are trying to turn fast-growing seaweed into biofuel, creating a potential new source of energy that doesn’t need farmland to grow. India imports most of the ...
If researchers demonstrate efficiency, server rack can become a stranger machine: part computer, part laboratory, part living ...
You get your dinner and sit in front of the TV, switching between Netflix, SonyLIV, Hotstar or whatever other streaming sites you subscribe to, trying to find the right movie to watch. You swipe past ...
Protests against hyperscale data centres are heating up in India, but it need not be so, as working solutions to issues ...
In the earlier 2008 techno-thriller Eagle Eye, a super-intelligent AI model circumvents its own restrictions via a series of ...
As to whether superintelligence is coming for us, nobody has technical definition of superintelligence precise enough to say ...
Huawei wants to take on Nvidia, with new AI chips and a system designed to connect up to one million processors.
We can accept the pitch, let it become a prophecy, or ask questions to ensure future serves more than a few companies' balance sheets ...
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