Satya Nadella, CEO, Microsoft Microsoft has now announced that it will continue to embed Anthropic’s artificial intelligence models in its products, despite the US Department of War labelling the startup as a supply-chain risk. According to a report by CNBC, the company has now clarified that its legal team reviewed the designation and concluded Anthropic’s...
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Amid US-Iran conflict, don’t forget this war: It matters more for India
Pakistan’s escalating conflict with the Taliban in Afghanistan is turning deadly, diverting attention from the US-Israel-Iran war. Operation Ghazab lil Haq targets militants, but civilian areas are reportedly hit, causing fear and displacement. The fighting exposes a strategic reality that has been building for years: Pakistan’s long-standing Taliban strategy has collapsed, and the fallout is...
Iran’s cluster bombs: The weapon that splits in the sky and rains explosives over wide areas
As the Iran-Israel-US conflict entered its seventh day, Tehran escalated the battlefield by launching ballistic missiles equipped with cluster munition warheads.Unlike conventional missiles that explode in a single blast, these weapons burst open mid-air, scattering dozens of smaller explosive bomblets across a wide area. Videos circulating on social media appeared to show what could be...
‘Cause for concern’: No heatwave yet but UV radiation already a worry in Bengaluru, Kerala
Image Used For Representational Purpose Only (PTI Photo) BENGALURU: Even before the peak of summer, parts of south India are witnessing an unusual spike in ultraviolet (UV) radiation levels. In Bengaluru, a relatively moderate maximum temperature of 32°C on Tuesday coincided with a sharp surge in UV radiation. The afternoon UV Index touched 13 —...
‘Like having a genie’: Faf in awe of Bumrah after India’s dramatic semifinal win
Jasprit Bumrah celebrates the run out of Jacob Bethell of England. (Getty Images) NEW DELHI: Former South Africa captain Faf du Plessis heaped glowing praise on India pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah after the fast bowler’s decisive spell helped India edge past England by seven runs in the semifinal of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup...
Watch: Israel shares video of precision strikes in Beirut; Hezbollah’s military infrastructure hit
The Israeli Defence Forces released a footage showing what it described as an overnight strike targeting headquarters of Hezbollah in Lebanon’s Beirut. In a social media post on X, IDF said that it launched its twenty sixth wave of strikes in Dehiya since the start of its campaign and targeted headquarters and 10 high-rise buildings...
Israel-Iran war: What US 30-day waiver on Russian oil means for India – explained
The US waiver allowing additional purchases of Russian crude over baseload offers short-term relief. (AI image) US-Israel-Iran war impact on India: The Donald Trump administration’s move ‘granting’ waiver to purchase Russian crude in lieu of the de facto closure of the Strait of Hormuz has important implications for India’s energy security. Around 90% of India’s...
Biggest travel companies react as Altman accepts that ChatGPT can’t do everything
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman ChatGPT-maker OpenAI has quietly backed away from its plan to handle bookings and purchases directly inside ChatGOT, opting instead to push transitions into third party apps. The move of the company first reported by The Information, marks a significant strategic retreat for the AI company, which had been testing integrated checkout...
‘Come of age’: Shastri hails Samson, backs Abhishek ahead of T20 WC final
Sanju Samson, right, and Abhishek Sharma (PTI Photo) NEW DELHI: Former India head coach Ravi Shastri believes Sanju Samson has finally “come of age” in the ongoing ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026, praising the wicketkeeper-batter’s improved mental strength, consistency and smarter shot selection after a string of match-winning performances.Go Beyond The Boundary with our...
Emirates, Etihad resume limited services; Indian airlines add extra flights
Air travel across the Middle East and the Gulf region has been severely disrupted as airlines cancel thousands of flights amid the escalating West Asia conflict.The crisis has forced carriers worldwide to suspend routes, reroute aircraft and revise schedules, leaving thousands of passengers stranded. Middle East crisis Hits Aviation: 1,500 Flights Scrapped As Air India...
