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Chennai’s GCC Boom Is Getting Bigger. But is There Room for Smaller Occupiers?
The rise of large campuses should not necessarily be viewed as a threat to smaller leasing, but Zinnov’s Saurabh Mehta argues that Chennai needs a real estate ecosystem capable of supporting both models.
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Apple CEO John Ternus-Led Overhaul Could Bring Faster Launches, Job Cuts: Mark Gurman
Apple is reportedly preparing for significant changes to the way it develops products, organises its workforce and manages spending. The company has explored greater use of artificial intelligence in customer support while also considering changes to its management structure and product launch strategy. The plans come as Apple faces pressure to move faster, experiment with new products and get more output from its existing workforce. Some changes are already underway across the company, while others remain under consideration and could take years to fully implement.
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Anthropic Warns AI May Pose 'Existential Risks to Humanity' in IPO Filing
Anthropic plans to caution potential investors in its IPO that advanced AI could pose "catastrophic or existential risks to humanity," an extraordinary warning by a company seeking to profit from the same technology.
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OpenAI Launches ChatGPT Space to Create, Organise Pages and Collaborate on Documents
OpenAI has announced ChatGPT Space. This latest work-focused hub lets users create and edit pages with ChatGPT, and organise related content in spaces. The ChatGPT Space also allow users to invite other people to work with them. They can make changes to the files in real time. The new Space feature will be initially available for OpenAI's Pro, Business and Enterprise plans. It can be accessed on the ChatGPT desktop app and the web.
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Airbnb adds AI search, more social features
Airbnb is evolving in two directions: On the ground, it wants to compete with hotels by providing myriad services; online, it is using AI and people in its Airbnb network to aid travel discovery. As part of its fall product update, the company is adding services to the app it had launched last year, such as meal delivery, laundry, baby-gear rental, ski and boat rental in limited locations, and expanded grocery delivery. The second big feature is AI search. The company has taken a cautious approach to rolling out AI features, with CEO Brian Chesky opting tostay away from a chatbot-like interface. Earlier this year, he teased thenew search feature for property discovery. Now, users can switch on a toggle to search for properties via text or voice prompts. Once you start the search, the interface will show you dynamic filters based on your preferences. For instance, if you type “baby” in the AI search filter, Airbnb will automatically show you further filters like cribs, playgrounds, or children’s books and toys. The platform is also using AI to bring out relevant features of a property, and will let you compare properties in your wish list by way of AI-powered summaries and reviews. “We are finally making our first foray into AI search. And what you see is just the very beginning of something. And over the coming months, we’re going to really be iterating this very quickly. It’s not hard to create AI search; it’s hard to create AI search in e-commerce when you have $100 billion going through your platform,” Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky told TechCrunch. “Anyone can vibe-code a search function, but to do something that doesn’t kill conversion rate, that’s the hard part.” The company is also doubling down on social features that nudge people to take more trips and book additional experiences such as food tastings and craft workshops. Last year, the app started allowing users toconnect with fellow travelers and friendson its platform. Now, travelers can look at a map based on their connections’ past or upcoming trips. When you tap on a trip, you can see where your connection stayed, and which experiences they sought out. For those conscious about their privacy, there’s an option to not share their trips with others as well. Airbnb is also building pages about neighborhoods based on guest reviews and other sources to help travelers discover places to eat and things to do.
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Oracle Launches Fusion Claw With 25 AI Agentic Applications
Oracle’s Fusion Claw combines AI reasoning with deterministic computation, continuous replanning and controls for identity, permissions, approvals, and audit trails.
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DeepSeek Announces a Stronger Software Integration with Huawei GPUs
The Chinese AI lab has announced six new open-source software projects tailored for Huawei GPUs.
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Non-Profit Adalat AI Releases Open Indic ASR Models for Document-Ready Transcription
The company said the 120M models are, to its knowledge, among the smallest open models for rich-orthography transcription.
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Tech Mahindra, Infinite Uptime to Scale Physical AI in Manufacturing
Tech Mahindra and Infinite Uptime will help manufacturers move from predictive insights to prescribed actions.
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From Dots to GPT-6.1 Sol, 12 Major Announcements at OpenAI DevDay 2026
OpenAI is pushing AI deeper into coding, enterprise workflows, automation, and everyday work.
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CAG Launches BHASHINI-Powered AI Translation Platform for Official Documents
CAG-BHASHINI Anuvaad is intended to support the translation of official and audit-related documents rather than operate as a standalone consumer translation tool.
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Yellow.ai Pitches Nexus EDGE to Automate Employee IT, HR Support
The desktop AI agent connects with 114 enterprise tools across 18 categories and requires employee approval before executing actions.
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