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An IT vendor is selling a decommissioned AI supercomputer containing 300 racks of GPUs valued at $60 million on eBay.
Opera has begun rolling out local browser AI models via WebAI, enabling enterprises to run AI tasks on-device without sending data to cloud providers.
Commentary on how AI recommendations in manufacturing must earn operator trust through actionable insights, not just algorithmic analysis.
LTM establishes GCC Origin, a dedicated unit to help enterprises build and operate global capability centres in India with AI-powered transformation services.
KPMG's 2026 India CEO Outlook reports that Indian business leaders remain optimistic despite technological disruption and regulatory challenges, emphasizing resilience investments.
Political opposition to data centers in the U.S. is creating unusual cross-party coalitions, driven by concerns over energy use, land use, and environmental costs despite their role in AI infrastructure.
LTM launches GCC Origin, a new business unit to help enterprises establish and manage Global Capability Centres in India.
L&T's Group CIO discusses how intelligent manufacturing requires human-centered approaches rather than fully automated operations.
Discord is making messages from public discoverable servers searchable in search engine results starting in December, raising privacy concerns from users.
Google's Registered App Stores program now accepts enrollment for third-party app stores, enabling streamlined sideloading on Android devices starting December 1.
Google's Registered App Stores program launches December 1, following Epic Games' antitrust victory, allowing third-party stores preferential placement on Android devices.
Elon Musk claims Ukraine's military violated Starlink's terms of service by using it for offensive drone strikes, though Ukrainian officials deny the allegations.
Dell highlights new supply chain security challenges emerging from enterprise adoption of autonomous AI agents and autonomous systems.
Only 3% of organizations have achieved AI productivity and cost-saving goals despite 75% of board members expecting gains, according to Gartner research.
Defence company Anduril and chipmaker Qualcomm announced a partnership to manufacture laptops in the US called BlueChip, targeting government and critical infrastructure users.
Microsoft offers voluntary exit packages to approximately 60,000 employees (27% of workforce) to fund AI investments, including staff from Copilot and other AI teams.
Legacy file infrastructure like NAS can become productivity bottlenecks when organizations adopt remote and distributed teams, forcing workarounds that complicate data management.
BNY Mellon has built tools to track and optimize its AI token spending across 400 AI agents running on a $4 billion annual technology budget. The bank routes tasks to the most suitable models to avoid overpaying as AI costs rise.
