Technology
Power-hungry data centers spur US talks with Big Tech, energy chief Granholm says
President Joe Biden’s administration is asking big technology companies to invest in new climate-friendly power generation. | Photo Credit: MURALI ...
Ex-OpenAI employees demand greater protection for whistleblowers
In the letter, the signees called on AI companies to encourage a culture of open criticism and non-retaliation [File] | ...
Agnikul eyes satellite launches by 2025: start-up CEO Ravichandran
Agnikul Cosmos successfully test launches the Agnibaan rocket powered by the world’s first single-piece 3D printed semi-cryogenic engine from the ...
Microsoft hit with Austrian privacy complaints over its education programme
An Australian privacy advocacy group filed two complaints against Microsoft related to its online education software. | Photo Credit: Reuters ...
Microsoft to lay off hundreds at Azure cloud unit: Report
Microsoft is cutting hundreds of jobs at its Azure cloud unit. | Photo Credit: Reuters Microsoft is cutting hundreds of ...
TSMC says it has discussed moving fabs out of Taiwan, but such a move impossible
Taiwanese contract chipmaker TSMC has held talks with its customers about whether to move its fabrication plants off the island. ...
New York set to restrict social media algorithms for teens: Report
New York is planning to prohibit social media companies from using algorithms to control content to youth. | Photo Credit: ...
Intel battles AMD with new data center chips
Intel launched its next generation of Xenon servers and revealed that its Gaudi 3 AI chips would be priced much ...
Coimbatore’ Kumaraguru student team builds hydrogen-powered vehicle
On a cloudy Wednesday morning, we entered the tree-lined, peaceful campus of Kumaraguru Institutions in Coimbatore. The serenity of the ...
Agnikul eyes to launch satellites by 2025: start-up CEO Ravichandran
Agnikul Cosmos successfully test launches the Agnibaan rocket powered by the world’s first single-piece 3D printed semi-cryogenic engine from the ...
