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Industrial Battery Storage Meets the Retrofit Pitch: CNTE’s Numbers Don’t Quite Close
A CATL-backed integrator installed a 700kW-class battery at an unnamed Bavarian factory and projected €27,000 a year in savings. Without disclosed cost, customer or measured data, the payback math suggests a story with a gap.
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Semicon 2.0: A $13.5 Billion Chip Bet and a Warning Nobody Can Ignore
India launched a $13.5 billion chip mission, counted $11-12 billion in investment interest — and its own minister warned that countries who dislike India’s rise will attack its semiconductor industry. The record says the threat is real; the plan is unstated.
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TRAI Spam Rules Tighten the Three-Front Squeeze on Truecaller
India’s regulator now requires caller-ID apps to feed user spam reports into telcos’ blockchain platform — while restricting their labelling and backing a KYC-based rival. Truecaller calls it a one-way street.
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AI Agent Governance Meets Product Delivery: Info-Tech Warns Without Showing Its Data
A research firm warns that AI agents now influence product decisions without human authorization — and cites no evidence of its own. The data exists; none of it is in the release.
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Rosti at Medical Fair Asia: A Capabilities Pitch With the Real News Left Out
A tradeshow interview with no news in it — and an Asia expansion (India plant, Vietnam site, Suzhou cleanrooms) that never got a mention.
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Tenthpin Bengaluru Hub: A Real ATMP Boom Wrapped Around an Office Opening
A 500-person Swiss SAP boutique, a no-numbers release, and the real boom in Indian cell and gene therapy it quietly rides.
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Ant International Announces an AI Stack — and a Blizzard of Unverifiable Numbers
A hundred products, two foundation models, a 100% fund-back guarantee — and almost no number in the release that an outsider can verify.
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Yealink Bets India’s GCC Boom Will Fill Its Meeting Rooms
A real GCC boom, a shrinking desk-phone business, and one showcase without a price tag — what Yealink’s India push actually rests on.
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GitLab 19.4 Is a Pricing Story Dressed Up as a Feature Release
The /goal command, three hosted open weight models and new MCP tools — but the real news in GitLab 19.4 is the credit meter behind them, and a company switching from seats to consumption.
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SAP Learning Enters a Railway University: What the Curriculum Deal Actually Delivers
17 learning journeys, free certification attempts worth ₹80,000-plus per student — and a package that closely matches what SAP already gives away to any university in its alliance program.