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Tech5: Apple to make AI chip with Broadcom, Harvard to release 1 million books for AI training, and more
Forbes India's daily tech news bulletin with five headlines that caught our attention
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How SolarSquare has a chance to become a home energy brand in India
That is the big opportunity in a hugely fragmented market, lead investor Lightspeed's Rahul Taneja says after $40 million funding
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Tech5: Big Tech leads Nasdaq past 20,000, Gemini now offers 'Deep Research', SolarSquare raises $40 million, and more
Forbes India's daily tech news bulletin with five headlines that caught our attention
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The year OpenAI openly chose profits: Five takeaways from 2024
It was a year of high-stakes drama at the company that has brought generative AI to anyone with an internet connection. Next stop, profits or artificial general intelligence?
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Tech5: Amazon pilots Q-commerce in Bengaluru, Google reports quantum breakthrough, and more
Forbes India's daily tech news bulletin with five headlines that caught our attention
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Five takeaways from Nvidia's rise and rise in 2024
Nvidia has shrugged off some heating issues with its latest processors as normal, and the AI chip giant is already moving beyond data centres
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Bruised blue chips are like Rishabh Pant: Raamdeo Agrawal
Veteran investor Raamdeo Agrawal makes the case of identifying blue-chip stocks whose prices have fallen alarmingly in recent years to create wealth. This theme could play out even through weakening growth cycles
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Tech5: Flipkart has a firm IPO timetable, Microsoft showcases water-saving data centre cooling, and more
Forbes India's daily tech news bulletin with five headlines that caught our attention
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How Apple fared in 2024: Five takeaways from the year in review
Apple lived up to its reputation for innovation this year. Android rivals, however, accounted for most of the growth in smartphone sales by volume
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More than 60 percent Indian businesses paid bribes in the past year: Report
As per the Indian Business Corruption Survey 2024 by LocalCircles, corruption was rampant in the country in the past year, with 72 percent bribes having been paid to government officials
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India's compute capacity gets a boost in 2024
India's plan to expand computing power is still in the early stages, but efforts are on to democratise access, and support businesses and researchers