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IT services: how AI is repricing India’s $315 billion industry
India’s IT services industry is still growing, but AI is repricing it from the inside. NASSCOM puts the sector at $315 billion for FY26 while providers shift from billing hours to selling outcomes. The firms growing fastest are not the biggest ones.
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Advanced packaging: why Applied Materials and Intel are teaming up
Applied Materials and Intel have announced a research collaboration on advanced packaging for AI computing. There is no money and no deadline in the release. The real story is why two of the largest US chip firms are converging on the one step that is holding up AI accelerator supply.
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Digital adoption platform: what LKQ Europe’s Academy overhaul actually tests
Whatfix has won a deployment at LKQ Europe, guiding 70,000 registered users of its automotive training academy. The interesting question is not the logo but the category: can a digital adoption platform close a gap that independent research puts at millions in wasted software every year?
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Children and AI Safety: Why Cybersecurity Education Must Change
Children are increasingly using AI alongside messaging, video and social platforms. Kaspersky’s India data highlights the shift and raises a broader question: can traditional cybersecurity education keep pace?
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AGON 1050Hz Monitor: AGP257FT Pushes Native 1000Hz Gaming
AGON’s AGP257FT enters the 1000Hz gaming-monitor race with an oxide-based Fast IPS panel, native 1000Hz refresh and 1050Hz overclocking.
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Legal AI in India: NYAI’s “first” claim meets a crowded field
NYAI has launched NYAI AI Studio, an agentic AI platform for law firms and enterprise legal teams, calling it India’s first. Here is why that claim is narrower than it sounds, and the placeholder the release forgot to remove.
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Agentic Commerce: what the AI-buyer revolution actually delivers
Agentic commerce is growing fast from a tiny base. This 360-degree analysis separates the forecast from the till — the protocols that are live, the early results that are real but modest, and the identity, security and liability layers still being invented.
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Linux Functional Safety: what ELISA’s new tools do — and don’t — prove
ELISA has added Cregit and stress-ng to its Linux functional safety work — useful tools for code analysis and stress testing. But tools feed a safety argument; they do not replace one, and the numbers behind certifying Linux remain brutal.
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WOL3D Brings Creality’s New 3D Printers to India — as Pre-Orders
WOL3D’s anniversary launch brings Creality’s K3 and other new hardware to India. Two catches: the products are weeks old globally, and they ship in 60 to 90 days.
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Holiday Packages: Flipkart Backs TravClan to Build Cleartrip’s International Supply
Flipkart’s stake in TravClan follows Cleartrip’s launch of holiday packages by days. The target is a $20 billion market where most supply is still offline.