Author: Kanhaiya Suthar

Micron Technology just signed major supply deals with Qualcomm and a group of leading automotive suppliers to deliver advanced memory chips for cars powered by AI, the companies said Thursday. It’s a big move as carmakers scramble to pack more computing power into their vehicles—especially with driver-assist tech and AI features becoming standard. Why does this matter? These days, cars need high-speed memory and fast storage to keep up with the demands of advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS), in-cabin AI, and even full-on autonomous driving. Micron’s memory—like DRAM and specialized storage—helps cut down the lag so vehicles can process data in…

New Delhi: In June 2026, India’s unemployment rate for people 15 and older held steady at 5.5%, according to the government’s latest Periodic Labour Force Survey released on July 15. That headline number doesn’t tell the whole story, though — things played out very differently in cities and villages. Urban unemployment actually climbed to 6.6% from 6.4% the month before, while rural joblessness dipped just a bit, easing to 5.0% from 5.1%. The survey, which draws on responses from over 370,000 people across the country, paints this uneven picture. Worker Participation Holding Up The big labour markers — overall worker…

Nvidia and Toyota just announced a big upgrade to their partnership, which goes way beyond their original focus on self-driving cars. Now, they’re teaming up to bring AI into factory automation, smarter traffic systems, and even Toyota’s experimental smart city. The news dropped during Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s visit to Japan. Toyota’s now using several Nvidia platforms, not just in their cars, but also in their manufacturing plants and Woven City — that futuristic place where Toyota tries out new ideas for mobility and urban living. The main goal? Get “physical AI” — the kind of AI that actually controls…

Claude Pro, Anthropic’s AI chatbot, just landed in India with a new price tag—₹2,000 a month. The company confirmed this on Tuesday, saying the move makes sense for the local market as AI firms keep adjusting their approach to reach more users outside the US. What’s new here? Before, Indian users had to pay in dollars. With international card billing, that often meant higher prices because of exchange rates and extra fees. Now, anyone in India can subscribe in rupees—₹2,000 a month. Anthropic says this price matches local buying power and should make Claude Pro easier to get for professionals,…

Nvidia just made a big move: they’ve slashed the list of Asian customers cleared to buy their advanced AI chips by more than half. The company has told its partners and industry contacts that it’s tightening up who gets access, all to make sure they’re sticking to U.S. export rules aimed at blocking high-powered processors from falling into hands tied to China. This shift, first uncovered by the Financial Times and confirmed by people in the industry, means there’s now a much shorter whitelist of approved buyers across markets like Singapore, Malaysia, and Japan. If a company didn’t pass Nvidia’s…

DP World’s plan to build a new port near Fujairah isn’t just another UAE infrastructure project. It signals a big shift in global shipping, where flexibility, security, and managing geopolitical risks now stand shoulder-to-shoulder with cost and speed. This move comes as trade routes around the world hit more roadblocks—geopolitical strains, local conflicts, and sudden disruptions at crucial maritime points. By investing on the east coast of the UAE, outside the Strait of Hormuz, DP World wants to give shippers more options and reduce their reliance on one of the world’s most strategically touchy waterways. The Strait of Hormuz is…

OpenAI just dropped the five-hour usage cap on its top-tier GPT-5.6 Sol model, and if you’re using ChatGPT Plus, Pro, or Business, you can enjoy that right now. The change comes after a rush of users piled on after July 9, when Sol rolled out to a wider audience. People jumped on the chance to try the new model—developers, businesses, AI hobbyists, pretty much everyone who follows this stuff. That demand pushed OpenAI to loosen the restrictions, at least for now, as it works on beefing up its servers to keep up. Sol’s had a strong start. It shot to…

SpaceX just landed a big commercial win for its Starship program. The Japanese company ispace signed a $50 million deal to reserve 500 kilograms of payload space on a future Starship mission set for 2030, Reuters reports. This isn’t just a win for SpaceX—it’s a clear signal that private space firms see Starship as more than another next-gen rocket. They’re betting it’s going to be a real workhorse for commercial trips to the Moon. iSpace isn’t sticking with its old playbook, either. It wants to do more than just drop landers on the lunar surface; it’s planning to build a…

Google just quietly dropped a new app called Magic Pointer on the Play Store, and it gives us a pretty solid look at how the upcoming Googlebook laptops will work with Gemini AI built right in. 9to5Google first spotted the app, which puts a twist on the old-school mouse cursor. It’s not just about pointing and clicking anymore—you’ll be able to call up Gemini and get real help with whatever’s showing on your screen. No more constantly switching between different apps. So, what’s actually new here? According to the Play Store, all it takes is a simple cursor gesture to…

The India–UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) takes effect on July 15. It’s a big moment for both countries — not just a handshake between governments, but a real opening for more trade, investment, and easier movement of professionals. This isn’t just paperwork. When Prime Minister Narendra Modi signed the agreement in London in July 2025, both sides started knocking down major trade barriers. Now, it’s a lot easier for businesses to find new opportunities in manufacturing, tech, finance, and innovation. Business leaders in both countries are excited — some say this deal could completely reshape commercial ties over…