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Mysuru-Based NuSynth Technologies Raises ₹36.5 Cr to Use AI in Chemical R&D
NuSynth AI engine redesigns and optimises chemical synthesis processes, shortening traditional R&D gestation cycles.
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NVIDIA Opens AI Factory Designs, Teams Up With Cisco on High-Speed Networking
The USFP optical module aims to increase network capacity, improve power efficiency and support larger AI infrastructure.
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Persistent Systems Adds Hyderabad Facility for BFSI Clients
The company has more than 3,000 employees in Hyderabad, where the new office adds to its existing delivery operations at WaveRock and Sattva Knowledge City.
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2026 Minsky Awards for Excellence in AI Winners
The 2026 Minsky Awards for Excellence in AI honour organisations and industry leaders advancing AI innovation, recognising achievements in enterprise adoption, business transformation, research, and AI-driven solutions across sectors.
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HCLTech Shows Indian IT Can Win AI Deals—But at the Cost of Core Business
HCLTech’s guidance raise is acquisition-led, with AI, along with a single acquisition, driving about 70% of services growth.
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Applied Materials and Intel Join Forces to Advance AI Chipmaking
Applied Materials and Intel will combine research capabilities to speed up semiconductor development and manufacturing.
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Muse Wonder, Wonder Full AI Models Announced With Active Memory and Active Focus
Meta has launched the new Muse Wonder and Muse Wonder Full premium AI models on Monday. The models build upon the Muse Spark AI model, launched earlier this year. The tech giant says the new models, designed for personal and professional agentic tasks, offer specialised knowledge to solve problems for users at work and in daily life. Muse Wonder combines Active Memory and Active Focus to help agents recognise when earlier information becomes relevant and work through problems.
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Microsoft Maia 300 AI Chip Announced as Company Expands Its In-House AI Infrastructure
Microsoft introduced its first AI inference chip in 2023. Later, in January 2026, the tech giant introduced the Maia 200 AI chip, which is capable of running OpenAI's AI models and Microsoft's MAI model. The inference chip is claimed to serve Microsoft's production workloads now, including Copilot, and will be able to run next-generation MAI models. Now, the Satya Nadella-led tech giant has introduced its third-generation Maia 300 AI inference chip with notable improvements. It is claimed to deliver more tokens per watt compared to comparable GPU-based inference systems. The company says that the new Maia 300 AI chip will serve as its primary AI inference system.
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Muse Wonder, Wonder Full AI Models Announced With Active Memory and Active Focus
Meta has launched the new Muse Wonder and Muse Wonder Full premium AI models on Monday. The models build upon the Muse Spark AI model, launched earlier this year. The tech giant says the new models, designed for personal and professional agentic tasks, offer specialised knowledge to solve problems for users at work and in daily life. Muse Wonder combines Active Memory and Active Focus to help agents recognise when earlier information becomes relevant and work through problems.
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What Enterprise Vendors Need to Rethink About AI Agents
Kevin Koenig, CTO of Aurigo, examines how AI agents are reshaping enterprise software engineering.
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How Mangaluru Plans to Turn Blue Economy, AI Talent Into a Tech Growth Engine
The coastal city is expanding its startup ecosystem, GCCs, AI work, and infrastructure to keep talent and investment closer to home.
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The Cheque is Small. The Provocation is Not
Vijay Shekhar Sharma offered Indian founders ₹1–2 crore of his own money to build their own AI models. The cheque is a rounding error against the number he put on screen. But the provocation behind it may be the most useful thing anyone said at Cypher 2026.
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