Netrasemi has achieved silicon bring-up for the A2000, India's first 12nm edge AI chip. The milestone ties Jyothis Indirabhai's post-Pokhran setback to India's push for sovereign computing.
At BIT Mesra in Ranchi, a three-woman team has trained AI to detect and analyse lunar craters. The ISRO-backed work could support crater dating, navigation planning and future Moon landing missions.
Sam Altman and Dario Amodei have begun retreating from their earlier warnings that AI would wipe out white-collar jobs. The shift comes after more than 2.5 lakh tech layoffs and amid signs that AI is costlier to deploy than expected.
Google used I/O 2026 to pitch Gemini-powered agents as the next smartphone interface. The shift points to phones moving beyond app grids towards persistent, context-aware assistance.
For several Indian startups, space is the next frontier. And of these, Pixxel, and its team led by CEO Awais Ahmed, is firmly focused on creating a company that can not only serve consumers across the world but also India's strategic needs for sovereign space technologies.
OpenAI is reportedly making a phone. The phone may challenge the iPhone's hold on everyday computing.
Apple MacBook Neo changes everything. The world of consumer electronics will never be the same again.
Elon Musk and Sam Altman are fighting in court over OpenAI's shift to a for-profit structure. The case could reshape control of the company and test whether its duty to humanity was enforceable.
Unlike other tech companies, Apple is not part of the AI-hype cycle. At least not in terms of committing dollars to it. Yet, its strategy — while carrying a risk — may end up helping it ace the AI race.
The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra favours practical innovation and long-term reliability over flashy, experimental gimmicks.
Will Lumio ever make a smartphone? India Today Tech asked and this is what we found.
If you're waiting for laptop prices to drop, you might be waiting until 2027. Here's what Asus is doing to get your attention.
As Artemis II splashed down into the Pacific, it left us with a clear picture of modern-day tech. It is Apple versus Microsoft again.
The A57 and A37, especially when you compare them to their predecessors, have more quality-of-life improvements. There is more of everything in almost everything that you can think of.
Is Canon making a smartphone? Will it ever make one? We checked and this is what we found.
For Canon, India isn't just a market. It is an eye-opener that is keeping a 90-year-old rebel brand young, curious, and perpetually innovative.
Fifty years in, Apple still knows how to make the world stop and watch.
Usually, Apple is seen as the Goliath with high prices in the laptop space. With the MacBook Neo, it has flipped the script.
While the industry has spent years obsessing over folding glass, the Galaxy S26 Ultra shifts the focus to what you can't see. Here are our first impressions.
Nothing is expanding its retail presence in India with the launch of its maiden offline store in Bengaluru. With it, Nothing wants to change the way retail is perceived. Rather than just a pure transactional play, Nothing wants it to be a space, where its community can come together and celebrate anything and everything it makes, or at least that is the impression we got after speaking to Nothing co-founder Akis Evangelidis.
