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AI coding agents: OutSystems opens its platform to Claude Code
OutSystems has opened its platform to external AI coding agents — Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and Kiro — letting them design apps while it generates the code. We look at the inversion, and the claim it rests on.
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Zoomcar taps Bureau for real-time fraud checks
Zoomcar has partnered with Bureau to strengthen user verification and fraud risk assessment. We look at the risk behind the announcement — and at the in-house engine it builds on.
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YYForce adds a marketplace and ads to 24iFM
YYForce, the Singapore-listed facilities and workforce company, is adding a marketplace and advertising to its 24iFM property platform. We separate the intent from the revenue — and explain the two-sided-adoption problem it must solve.
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Sounding rocket: OculloSpace flies AZAD to 10 km
Singapore’s OculloSpace has flown its first sounding rocket, AZAD “The Dreamer”, to 10 km from a spaceport in Oman. We look at the achievement — and at why 10 km is a first step, not space.
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Global Capability Centres: the AI-ready GCC push in India
Embark and Tavant have partnered to build AI-ready Global Capability Centres in India. We look past the announcement — no client, value or scope disclosed — at the market that is reorganising around AI.
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Sonata Software wins a sixth Microsoft Inner Circle award
Sonata Software says it has earned Microsoft’s 2026–2027 AI Business Solutions Inner Circle award for the sixth time. We look at what the award actually measures, why the Microsoft quote is boilerplate, and what buyers should read into it.
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India Government Data Quality: Fix Data Before AI
A new TBI report argues India must fix fragmented government data before scaling AI, citing a 4–7% welfare-leakage estimate. We trace that number to NITI Aayog — and to the exclusion the savings figures leave out.
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Fibocom India IoT: NavIC Modules, Smart Meters at IMC
Fibocom’s IMC 2026 showing is a catalogue appearance, not a launch — but it points at India’s biggest IoT prize: the RDSS smart-metering programme. We look at the localisation, the NavIC caveat, and the sourcing politics of Chinese modules.
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Space Laser Communication: Astrogate–Spacebeam MoU
An Indian terminal maker and a Korean ground-station operator have signed an MoU to demonstrate an end-to-end space laser link. We explain how optical links work, what each side brings, and the service-model question the announcement leaves open.
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6G ISAC Demo by Tejas–Qualcomm: What It Proves (and Doesn’t)
At India Mobile Congress 2026, Tejas Networks and Qualcomm are using ordinary 5G signals to detect vehicles and drones — a genuine step towards 6G. We look past the label at what the demo proves, what “6G” actually means here, and the commercial problem ISAC still has to solve.