Gadgets
These clever apps show off the iPhone Duo’s potential
Developers are creating innovative apps that demonstrate the capabilities and unique use cases of Apple's first foldable iPhone, the Duo.
Features / Deep Dives
Long-form reporting, explainers and investigations.
Policy
Beyond the beach: Goa’s bet on an AI identity of is own
Goa is developing its own AI policy and Konkani language model, aiming to create 50,000 AI-ready citizens by 2030 to establish a distinct AI identity.
Enterprise
Building an agentic software factory? Start with the sensor.
An analysis examines how AI agents are enabling 'software factories'—autonomous development systems that fundamentally restructure engineering delivery. Anthropic's case shows merge rates growing from 2,500 to 30,000 code changes daily.
Gadgets
Which services can you safely disable to improve PC gaming?
Article exploring which non-essential Windows services can be safely disabled to free up resources and improve PC gaming performance.
Gadgets
Google raised a generation on Chromebooks – now comes the hard part
Article examining Google's strategy of growing Chromebook adoption among a generation of students and the challenges ahead.
Enterprise
Why Kubernetes autoscalers keep fighting each other (and why the solution must be autonomous)
Kubernetes autoscalers operate in isolation, creating conflicting resource allocation decisions. The article argues autonomous systems must see the complete workload picture to resolve this architectural gap.
Enterprise
Before you expand your GPU pool, measure the outcome
A guide for teams running AI workloads on Kubernetes explaining how to measure GPU pool efficiency before expanding capacity.
Enterprise
The datacentre next door: on the frontline of tech’s latest David v Goliath battle
The Guardian explores community backlash in Newport, Wales, where a hyperscale datacentre built to power AI networks is affecting residents' quality of life and sparking local resistance.
Gadgets
9 Unique Apps to Try on the iPhone Duo
Curated list of nine indie-developed apps designed to leverage iPhone Duo's foldable screen and hinge features.
Enterprise
Rebuilding LinkedIn’s Tracking Infrastructure: Scaling, Migrating, and Hardening a High-Volume Event Pipeline
LinkedIn engineers detail their approach to rebuilding and hardening the tracking infrastructure that processes high-volume user interaction events like impressions and clicks.
AI
How to turn off Google’s AI Overviews—and reclaim search sanity
Google's AI Overviews at the top of search results deliver incorrect information at high rates, but users can disable the feature to revert to traditional web search results.
AI
DrizzVision’s AI App Testing Ambition Meets Reality
Bengaluru-based DrizzVision uses visual AI models to automate mobile app testing, but faces challenges maintaining consistency across different testing environments.
Green Tech
Why AI data centers are powering a boom in fuel-cell demand
Fuel-cell technology is seeing increased demand as AI data centers seek alternative power sources; the article explains how fuel cells convert chemical reactions into electricity.
Green Tech
Why India’s flying taxi revolution begins with electric air ambulances
The ePlane Company, co-founded by an IIT Madras professor, is developing electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft for India, focusing on air ambulance applications as an entry market.
Startups
Rs 10,000 Cr into restaurants. But why do 80% fail? Here's the Hotshare F&B investment playbook
India's F&B sector attracted Rs 10,000 crore in 2025, but 80% of restaurants fail within five years. Hotshare, an investment platform, focuses on funding already-profitable restaurant businesses.
Startups
Startups don’t need to go viral to win customers
A TechCrunch Disrupt panel featuring founders and a VC discussing customer acquisition strategies beyond viral growth.
Policy
The Vulnerability Apocalypse and Why We Should Fund Open Source
EFF argues for increased funding and support of open-source projects like PHP, which powers 70% of websites but is maintained by underfunded volunteers, after a recent major vulnerability incident.
Enterprise
Computer Security Is About to Get a Lot Worse, Here’s What You Can Do
AI models have drastically reduced the difficulty of finding software vulnerabilities, leading to what experts call a 'Vulnerability Apocalypse' with multiple internet-critical flaws discovered in open-source infrastructure.