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Google says ‘No’ to ₹952 crores drone deal with Pentagon:Company withdrew after ethics review; records cited resourcing issues internally

Google has pulled out of a ₹952 crores U.S. Pentagon deal to develop advanced drone swarm technology after an internal review. The move once again shows how difficult it is for tech companies to balance artificial intelligence innovation with military use. Why drone swarms matter today Modern conflicts, including rising tensions between the United States […]

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Pluto’s planet status under review again:’I’m very much in the camp of make Pluto a planet again’, says NASA chief

NASA chief Jared Isaacman fighting for the planet status of Pluto. The long-running argument over Pluto’s status in our solar system is back in the spotlight. This time, it’s being pushed by Jared Isaacman, the current chief of NASA, who recently told a U.S. Senate panel that he supports restoring Pluto’s title as a planet.

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NASA confirms that Mars has air:Is it enough to keep a human alive even for few seconds?

NASA has confirmed that Mars does have an atmosphere. However, the real question is far more serious: could a human survive even a single breath on the Red Planet? As scientists prepare for future human missions, new research shows just how dangerous Mars’ air really is and why turning it into oxygen may be the

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Future cars will not just run, will fly and think:Technology from driverless cars to 9-minute charging at Beijing Auto Show

The face of the future automobile industry is clearly visible at Auto Show 2026, which has started in Beijing, the capital of China. More than 1,450 vehicles and 181 global debuts are being presented at this mega event, spread over 3.8 lakh square meters. Chinese and global companies have presented concepts for future cars and

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NASA confirms that Mars has air:Is it enough to keep a human alive even for few seconds?

NASA has confirmed that Mars does have an atmosphere. However, the real question is far more serious: could a human survive even a single breath on the Red Planet? As scientists prepare for future human missions, new research shows just how dangerous Mars’ air really is and why turning it into oxygen may be the

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Amid WhatsApp’s privacy row Elon Musk’s XChat debuts in India:Can this ad-free, encrypted messaging app challenge industry giants?

Elon Musk’s platform X (formerly Twitter) is expanding beyond social media with the launch of XChat, a new messaging app designed to compete with popular services like WhatsApp and Telegram. Right now, XChat is available only on iPhones, iPads, and the web, but Android support is expected soon. The goal is simple: turn X into

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Spell your name using beautiful satellite images:Here’s how to use NASA’s new image generator tool

NASA has found a fun way to bring Earth science closer to people. Its interactive tool, “Your Name in Landsat,” lets you type your name and see it appear using real satellite images of Earth’s landscapes. It’s creative, educational, and surprisingly personal. Instead of plain letters, the tool builds each character from actual images captured

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10 AI companies in the Time 100’s list:Gives human brain like power to tech; shaping how you think and work

Time Magazine has released its list of ‘100 Most Influential Companies’ for 2026, featuring 10 AI giants that are writing the future. With billions of dollars in investment and millions of users, these companies have brought technology from laboratories to our bedrooms and offices. Know about them… ByteDance – Reduced content creation costs by 90%

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92,000 people could lose their jobs this year:Pressure on firms like Microsoft, Meta to invest in AI; 98 companies will carry out layoffs

The AI race has put tremendous pressure on big technology companies. They are pouring billions of dollars into AI to ensure they don’t fall behind others. This is increasing costs, and to reduce them, companies are laying off workers. Along with giant companies like Microsoft and Meta, new companies are also engaged in cutting costs.

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Global RAM shortage could last unit 2030:Even with higher production, only 60% of RAM demand may be met by 2027, says report

The global shortage of RAM,a key part inside smartphones, laptops, and many other devices is expected to continue for years. A report by Nikkei Asia says manufacturers may meet only 60% of total demand by 2027. Even more worrying, the chairman of South Korea’s SK Group has warned the shortage could last until 2030. Chip

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