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Institutional demand for CXMT’s $8.6 billion Shanghai IPO dented by chip stock selloff

Chinese chipmaker CXMT Corp’s $8.6 billion initial public offering was more than 500 times oversubscribed by institutional investors, according to a filing on Sunday, but the demand was less feverish than in recent Chinese tech IPOs, reflecting caution amid a global selloff in chip stocks. Attention will now shift to CXMT’s listing expected later this … Read more

Hisense Intelli Cool Pro Series 1.5-ton AC review: Good airflow, useful app controls, but is 3-star enough?

The air conditioner market has become increasingly crowded, with brands competing not just on cooling performance but also on smart features, air purification, and energy efficiency. Hisense’s latest Intelli Cool Pro Series range tries to tick many of those boxes while staying in the affordable segment. The model reviewed here is the 1.5-ton 3-star inverter … Read more

Motorola Edge 70 Max to Lava Virat: Top smartphones launching in India this week

July is shaping up to be an exciting month for smartphone buyers as several brands are unveiling new devices across budget and mid-range segments. From feature-packed 5G smartphones with massive batteries to AI-powered software and upgraded cameras, companies are offering more value at competitive prices. Whether you are planning to upgrade your phone or simply … Read more

Anthropic adds Max and Team premium plans to Claude Fable 5: What it offers

Claude Fable 5 will be officially included in all Max and Team Premium subscription plans, granting users access to 50% of standard limits, Anthropic has announced. Starting July 20, Pro and Team Standard users can also access Fable 5 using usage credits and will receive a one-time $100 credit compensation. Claude further stated that, due … Read more

Don’t let the IT rally fool you

Dear Reader, Ever gone for a routine health check-up expecting everything to be fine… Ai Generated …only for your doctor to pause over one number? You feel perfectly healthy. You’re sleeping well. Going to work every day. Nothing seems out of place. Then the doctor says, “Your cholesterol is a little high.” It’s not a … Read more

Why it’s a bad idea to have data centers near big cities, CleanMax’s Kuldeep Jain explains

Setting up massive AI data centers close to major cities could backfire, according to Kuldeep Jain, Managing Director of CleanMax Enviro Energy Solutions. Speaking to CNBC-TV18, Jain said the real constraint for these facilities isn’t water, but power. Jain argued that future gigawatt-scale AI data centers should be built closer to renewable energy hubs instead … Read more

Musk’s SpaceX in talks to supply the Pentagon with computing power, WSJ reports

Elon Musk’s SpaceX is in talks to provide the US Department of Defense with access to data center capacity worth billions of dollars to run AI models, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday, July 18, citing people familiar with the matter. Such an agreement would extend the Pentagon’s existing relationship with SpaceX, a key … Read more

US judge won’t block Meta from laying off workers who filed AI discrimination lawsuit

A US judge on Friday rejected a bid by 26 employees of Meta Platforms to block the tech giant from laying them off while they pursue claims that they were targeted for job cuts by the company’s AI-powered tools because they have disabilities or took medical leave. US District Judge William Orrick in Oakland, California, … Read more

From ‘cab to space’ to a $600 billion industry: Why Skyroot is betting on India’s private space opportunity

India’s private space sector is preparing for a crucial test. On July 18, Skyroot Aerospace is scheduled to launch Vikram-1, India’s first privately developed orbital launch vehicle, from the Satish Dhawan Space Center in Sriharikota. If successful, the mission will mark a major milestone for the country’s private space industry. But the real test for … Read more

Indonesia proposes sweeping AI copyright law to protect creators, rein in Big Tech

Indonesia is preparing sweeping changes to its copyright law, including granting copyright protection to people who use artificial intelligence (AI) to help generate content, according to a draft bill reviewed by Reuters. The move could set up a potential showdown between the government and major technology platforms. If passed, Indonesia could become the first country … Read more

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