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Inside Gujarat's Plan To Build The World's Largest Data Centre City
The policy sets an ambitious target of establishing 7.5 GW of data centre capacity in the state.
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India's 'Dark Data' Crisis: Why Experts Warn Of Million-Dollar Losses
Experts say companies will benefit more if they extract more value from existing information rather than endlessly collecting new data.
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Over 1 Lakh Schools Run With Single Teacher Even As Dropout Rates Decline: Government Data
UDISE+ Report 2025-26 reveals over 1 lakh single-teacher schools across India, while dropout rates decline, girls' enrolment improves, and school infrastructure shows steady progress.
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How A Cloud-Based Time Capsule Is Preserving Palestinian History Beyond Borders
A major digital preservation initiative by the Palestinian Museum is safeguarding more than half a million historical records, photos, and personal diaries from physical destruction.
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ICAI Denies Student Records, Exam Data Breach; Warns Against Rumours
The institute labeled viral posts about hacked examination data as fake and urged reliance on official updates.
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Hope To Find Survivors Fades As Venezuela Quake Death Count Nears 2,300
Venezuela's death toll hits 2,295 with 50,000 still missing a week after twin quakes, as survivors battle food shortages and disease fears
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Obesity And Metabolic Syndrome: A Growing Concern Among Urban Men
Obesity among urban Indian men rose to over twenty seven percent in NFHS six, driven by sedentary lifestyles and unhealthy diets.
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Anthropic Opens 13 AI Infrastructure Jobs Across Australia, Japan
The company is currently recruiting for 13 positions in its compute division.
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Amazon $48 Billion, Google $15 Billion: Global CEOs' India Investment Push
On Thursday, Amazon became the latest global giant to invest billions into India. Following a meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Amazon CEO Andy Jassy announced that the company will invest an additional $13 billion in India.
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Tata Delhi Data Centre Fire Causes "Extensive Damage", Google Ops Hit: Report
The fire at the STT Global Data Centres India facility, owned by Singapore's ST Telemedia and Tata Communications, caused "extensive damage" to parts of the site, making data recovery difficult.
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Why Anthropic May Ask You For Your Government ID, Biometric Data
In the wake of the US government crackdown Anthropic is setting up stricter filters to track any suspicious behaviour. Although the company officially denies the link.
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Every AI Prompt Costs Water. Nvidia's 'Liquid Coolant' Tech Could Change That
As AI systems become more powerful, the data centres that run them require enormous amounts of energy and cooling. The United Nations has warned that by the end of this decade, AI data centres could consume as much water as 1.3 billion people.
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Apple, Tesla Secrets Leaked In Tata Electronics Cyberbreach? What We Know
Researchers who examined the leaked database found folders and documents that appear to be connected to Apple and Tesla.
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Meta To Pause Tracking Mouse Movements, Keystrokes Of Employees After Internal Data Leak
Meta has paused its internal AI training programme after sensitive employee data was accessible across the entire company.
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Chevron Inks 20-Year Agreement For Powering Microsoft’s West Texas Data Centre
Project Kilby is expected to deliver almost 2.7 gigawatts of electricity, equivalent to the amount needed to run about two million homes.
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Inside Gujarat's Plan To Build The World's Largest Data Centre City
The policy sets an ambitious target of establishing 7.5 GW of data centre capacity in the state.
-
India's 'Dark Data' Crisis: Why Experts Warn Of Million-Dollar Losses
Experts say companies will benefit more if they extract more value from existing information rather than endlessly collecting new data.
-
Over 1 Lakh Schools Run With Single Teacher Even As Dropout Rates Decline: Government Data
UDISE+ Report 2025-26 reveals over 1 lakh single-teacher schools across India, while dropout rates decline, girls' enrolment improves, and school infrastructure shows steady progress.
-
How A Cloud-Based Time Capsule Is Preserving Palestinian History Beyond Borders
A major digital preservation initiative by the Palestinian Museum is safeguarding more than half a million historical records, photos, and personal diaries from physical destruction.
-
ICAI Denies Student Records, Exam Data Breach; Warns Against Rumours
The institute labeled viral posts about hacked examination data as fake and urged reliance on official updates.
-
Hope To Find Survivors Fades As Venezuela Quake Death Count Nears 2,300
Venezuela's death toll hits 2,295 with 50,000 still missing a week after twin quakes, as survivors battle food shortages and disease fears
-
Obesity And Metabolic Syndrome: A Growing Concern Among Urban Men
Obesity among urban Indian men rose to over twenty seven percent in NFHS six, driven by sedentary lifestyles and unhealthy diets.
-
Anthropic Opens 13 AI Infrastructure Jobs Across Australia, Japan
The company is currently recruiting for 13 positions in its compute division.
-
Amazon $48 Billion, Google $15 Billion: Global CEOs' India Investment Push
On Thursday, Amazon became the latest global giant to invest billions into India. Following a meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Amazon CEO Andy Jassy announced that the company will invest an additional $13 billion in India.
-
Tata Delhi Data Centre Fire Causes "Extensive Damage", Google Ops Hit: Report
The fire at the STT Global Data Centres India facility, owned by Singapore's ST Telemedia and Tata Communications, caused "extensive damage" to parts of the site, making data recovery difficult.
-
Why Anthropic May Ask You For Your Government ID, Biometric Data
In the wake of the US government crackdown Anthropic is setting up stricter filters to track any suspicious behaviour. Although the company officially denies the link.
-
Every AI Prompt Costs Water. Nvidia's 'Liquid Coolant' Tech Could Change That
As AI systems become more powerful, the data centres that run them require enormous amounts of energy and cooling. The United Nations has warned that by the end of this decade, AI data centres could consume as much water as 1.3 billion people.
-
Apple, Tesla Secrets Leaked In Tata Electronics Cyberbreach? What We Know
Researchers who examined the leaked database found folders and documents that appear to be connected to Apple and Tesla.
-
Meta To Pause Tracking Mouse Movements, Keystrokes Of Employees After Internal Data Leak
Meta has paused its internal AI training programme after sensitive employee data was accessible across the entire company.
-
Chevron Inks 20-Year Agreement For Powering Microsoft’s West Texas Data Centre
Project Kilby is expected to deliver almost 2.7 gigawatts of electricity, equivalent to the amount needed to run about two million homes.
