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UN chief Antonio Guterres praised India as host for AI Impact Summit in New Delhi, calling for AI benefits to reach all nations at Bharat Mandapam Feb 16-20 now.

Google has launched YouTube for visionOS on Apple Vision Pro, adding a native app with Shorts, 3D, 360 and VR180 video, plus signed-in playlists and history too.

Apple will start a developer beta of Siri 2.0 in iOS 26.4 the week of Feb 23, adding smart agent actions across apps, and stronger privacy controls for iPhones.

GDC’s 2026 survey says 33% of US game workers faced layoffs in two years, with half saying employers cut staff in the past 12 months.

Drugmakers are using AI to speed trial site selection patient screening and regulatory submissions cutting manual work while regulators set rules for AI use now.

Built on a 3-nanometer process, Maia 200 integrates 140+ billion transistors and high-bandwidth HBM3e to run large AI models efficiently in Azure.

Apple delivers faster Wi-Fi for Macs and iPads with Wi-Fi 6E support, expanding channel bandwidth on 5 GHz networks without introducing new hardware.

Nvidia used CES 2026 to showcase open AI models and next generation chips supporting autonomous vehicles, simulation environments and explainable driving decisions.

Cupertino, California, November 28, 2025: Apple Inc. is finalizing development of its first foldable iPhone, which will reportedly feature a crease-free display when it enters production, according to information emerging from the company’s supply chain partners. The device, informally referred to as the iPhone Fold, marks Apple’s entry into the foldable smartphone segment and is expected to introduce a new display engineering standard that eliminates the visible crease typically found on foldable screens. Sources within the production network indicate that Apple has completed engineering validation for the foldable model, advancing it closer to the mass-production phase. The company has reportedly refined the internal structure of the…

LONDON, NOVEMBER 18, 2025: A significant technical failure at Cloudflare, one of the internet’s largest infrastructure providers, has caused widespread disruption across the global web, taking down numerous high-traffic websites including the social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter. The outage, which was first observed shortly before noon in the UK, rapidly highlighted the critical concentration risk inherent in centralized web services. Cloudflare’s technical problems led to error messages being displayed to users attempting to access platforms that rely on its extensive global network for crucial performance and security functions. The incident marks another instance of a single point of failure…