Why The US And China Suddenly Need To Talk About...
As the US and China compete over AI, officials and security experts are exploring limited cooperation on incidents, safeguards and technical standards.
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Cybersecurity’s Next Bold Upgrade Of 2026 May Be Fewer Security...
Cisco’s built-in resilience strategy seeks to simplify fragmented security stacks through Cloud Control, Splunk integration, and AI models like Antares.
The 2026 AI Boom Is Quietly Adding a Tax to...
AI server demand is reallocating memory capacity to HBM and server DRAM, lifting spot and contract prices for PCs and smartphones; Micron plans >$250B US investment through 2035.
DeepSeek’s 160,000-Chip Bold Bet Is Really About AI Independence
DeepSeek is reportedly deploying 160,000 Huawei Ascend 950DT accelerators at a 1GW Inner Mongolia facility, mainly for inference, as Nvidia’s Q2 results underscore AI demand.
India’s 2026 AI Ambition Now Runs Through Its Odd Semiconductor...
India is linking AI models to domestic chipmaking: IndiaAI Mission and Semicon 2.0 fund compute and fabs, while SEMICON India 2026 spotlights “Silicon to Systems.”
India’s AI Race Is Quietly Becoming A Hardware Race
SFO Technologies and Smart IOPS are reported to be producing AI-focused SSD hardware in Kochi as India broadens its semiconductor and electronics agenda.
DeepSeek V4 Pro: From Cheap Challenger To Premium Contender
DeepSeek’s V4 Pro introduces a premium tier alongside V4 Flash, raising questions about pricing, capability, funding, infrastructure, and long-term competitiveness.
Microsoft’s Maia 300 Could Be Its Nvidia Escape Route
Microsoft’s reported Maia 300 plans point to a wider hyperscaler push for custom AI silicon, though the company remains dependent on TSMC and third-party accelerators.
India Wants 1 Crore Youth to Learn AI. What Comes...
The government’s 1-crore AI-skilling target could expand access to training, but its success will depend on curriculum quality, employer links, assessment, and measurable employment outcomes.
India’s Chip Dream Is Finally Leaving the Drawing Board In...
India’s semiconductor programme has moved beyond approvals, with three facilities in commercial production and further projects planned under Semicon 2.0.
