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Handcrafted animation: 150 artists, not AI

Maha Devi Adishakti’s makers chose handcrafted animation with 150-plus artists over AI. We look at the claim, and at what AI is doing to India’s animation workforce.
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Agentic AI: HCLTech’s Global Premier Anthropic deal

Agentic AI: HCLTech and Anthropic sign a Global Premier partnership — the top tier HCLTech (NSE/BSE: HCLTECH) has signed a Global Premier Partnership with Anthropic to accelerate enterprise adoption of agentic AI, with a focus on safety, cybersecurity and governance. The company will build industry solutions powered by Claude, Cowork and Claude Code, establish a…
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Identity security: Saviynt’s new APJ application lead

Saviynt has named Clinton Mottram to lead application identity security for APJ. We look at why the discipline is growing as AI agents multiply — and what the appointment does and doesn’t show.
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Singapore market entry: three Korean deep-tech firms

IDCITI, DeepCardio and JCHI Global are visiting Singapore to find pilot partners. We look at the Singapore market entry model — and what each company needs to prove locally.
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Claude Partner Network: Hexaware’s Preferred Partner tier

Hexaware has joined the Claude Partner Network at the Preferred tier, embedding Claude in its Zerovity and AgentVerse platforms. We explain Anthropic’s published tier thresholds — and what they leave open.
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OpenAI Select Partner: Birlasoft joins OpenAI’s network

Birlasoft has been named an OpenAI Select Partner. We explain OpenAI’s three-tier partner network, what the entry tier really signals, and the channel race behind it.
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Decision models: AutoTrust tops Hugging Face trending

AutoTrust’s JEV-27B-VL has topped Hugging Face’s trending list. We look at decision models — models that return calibrated probabilities, not text — and what the milestone does and doesn’t show.
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DDoS scrubbing: Malaysia’s new in-country defence

Zetvest has become Nexusguard’s authorised MSSP for Malaysia, rolling out a national DDoS scrubbing centre. We look at why in-country mitigation is a sovereignty play — and what 200Gbps can and cannot do.

