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Startups & Venture Capital 13m ago

India Weighs New Trade Secrets Law as Startups, Industry Push for Balance on Whistleblowers and Enforcement

India is preparing to consult industry on whether it needs a dedicated trade secrets law, as officials weigh concerns from startups over compliance burdens and from established firms over contract enforcement. The discussion also centers on how any new framework would protect confidential business information without weakening whistleblower safeguards.

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Defence, Intelligence & Aerospace10h ago

Chinese AI Models Surge in Global Use, Raising Alarm in Washington

Chinese artificial intelligence models are rapidly gaining traction with companies around the world, according to usage data shared with CNBC, even as U.S. officials move to contain Beijing's technological rise. The shift is intensifying concern in Washington that cheaper, increasingly capable Chinese systems could erode America's AI lead and extend China's influence across emerging markets.

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National Governance & Policy1h ago

Karnataka courts Singapore capital as Patil pitches deeper ties in aerospace, chips and data centres

Karnataka is stepping up its push to attract Singaporean investment, with Industries Minister MB Patil holding talks with Singapore Minister of State for Trade and Industry Gan Siow Huang on expanding cooperation across advanced sectors. The discussions highlighted opportunities in aerospace, defence, semiconductors, aviation MRO and digital infrastructure, with CapitaLand Investment and ST Telemedia Global Data Centres signalling further interest in the state.

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Startups & Venture Capital6h ago

From Bihar to SEMICON India, Shweta Suman's Swadeza Bets on AI-Native Chip Tools for the World

Swadeza, a Bihar-built startup founded by Shweta Suman, is positioning itself at the intersection of India's semiconductor ambitions and the rise of AI-native engineering tools. The company says its FORGE platform is designed to speed up chip verification and related workflows through secure, on-premises deployment, with early claims of faster sign-off cycles and lower token usage than general-purpose AI assistants.

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Science, Space & Research5h ago

Sitharaman Says AI, Semiconductors and Quantum Tech Are India's Next Big Investment Frontier

India's finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman has called for a major push into artificial intelligence, semiconductors and quantum technology, arguing that the country must invest more aggressively in hardware, skills and institutions to stay competitive. Speaking in Bengaluru, she also pushed back against foreign perceptions that India has "missed the AI bus," saying much of the country's innovation remains underrepresented in public markets despite a growing startup base.

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National Governance & Policy7h ago

iPhone 18 Pro Max Review: Apple Refines the Formula With Cooler Performance and Smarter Silicon

Apple's iPhone 18 Pro Max does not reinvent the company's pro phone, but it does sharpen nearly every important part of the experience. With a larger vapour chamber, the new A20 Pro chip and a second neural engine, the device signals Apple's next phase: less about visible redesign, more about sustained performance and on-device intelligence.

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National Governance & Policy8h ago

Google to Test AI Chip in Space as It Pushes Project Suncatcher Toward Orbit

Google is preparing to launch and test its AI chip in space in an early step toward Project Suncatcher, its effort to explore whether machine learning hardware can operate reliably in orbit. The company says the mission will help it study hardware survival, cooling, and satellite interconnectivity under the harsh conditions of low-Earth orbit, with a next milestone targeted for 2027.

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Global Markets & Equities10h ago

Micron Heads Into Earnings With Memory Shortage Still in Its Favor as Wall Street Watches for Buybacks and Demand Durability

Micron enters its fiscal fourth-quarter earnings with strong momentum, as tight supply in DRAM and high-bandwidth memory continues to support pricing and profits. But investors are likely to focus less on the expected beat and more on how long the shortage can last, whether demand can hold as supply improves, and when capital returns may accelerate.

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