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Micron’s Gujarat chip plant nears first output as India rolls out Semiconductor Mission 2.0
Micron’s Sanand facility is set to ship its first commercial chips as India launches ISM 2.0—though a much larger 1-trillion-rupee fund remains unapproved.
Nvidia Posts Another Record Quarter as AI Spending Soars, but Investors Flinch
Nvidia’s revenue and profit hit new highs as AI data-center demand surges and sovereign projects grow, even as export curbs and cycle risks loom.
Samsung Halts Production of $2,899 Galaxy Z TriFold After Limited Run
Samsung has stopped making its $2,899 Galaxy Z TriFold just months after launch, ending a tightly controlled experiment in tri-fold phones.
When AI Sends a Ghost Tip: Newsrooms Confront Automation’s Limits
A phantom 3 a.m. assignment shows how AI can misfire in newsroom workflows—highlighting both safeguards and the risk of chasing non-stories.
Honor’s ‘Robot Phone’ prototype adds a moving camera arm — and a new AI personality
Unveiled in Barcelona, Honor’s Robot Phone pairs a 200MP camera on a tiny robotic arm with on-device AI to track, stabilize and even “emote.”
Trump administration AI blueprint urges federal preemption of state rules, light-touch national standards
White House AI framework asks Congress to override many state laws, avoid a new regulator and focus on child safety, speech and growth.
A Physician’s New Metaphor for AI: Treat the Model Like a Patient
A South Korean doctor proposes “Model Medicine,” a clinical framework to diagnose and treat AI behavior, complete with scans, syndromes and recalls.
Samsung’s Galaxy S26 Gets Gemini ‘Screen Automation,’ Letting AI Order Coffee and Book Rides
A new Gemini feature on Samsung’s Galaxy S26 can control apps to complete multi-step tasks—raising questions about privacy, liability and platform power.
Six AI-Generated Scoops Fell Apart Under Scrutiny, a Warning for Newsrooms
An AI tool pitched six plausible international stories—laws, deals and a summit. Editors found none could be verified, underscoring AI’s limits in journalism.
War Around Strait of Hormuz Forces Halt to Meta’s 2Africa Internet Cable Extension
Alcatel Submarine Networks cites safety risks and declares force majeure, pausing work on Meta-backed 2Africa “Pearls” as Gulf conflict threatens data routes.
Google Closes $32 Billion Wiz Deal, Making Cloud Security a Centerpiece of Its AI Push
Alphabet’s Google finalizes its $32B cash purchase of Wiz, betting on multi-cloud security to boost Google Cloud and deepen its AI strategy.
India’s ‘Sovereign AI’ Goes Global as Sarvam Releases Open-Weight Models
State-backed startup Sarvam AI unveils Indus chatbot and releases 30B and 105B models under an open license, testing India’s “sovereign AI” push.
TELUS Digital probes suspected cloud data theft as ShinyHunters claims massive trove
TELUS Digital says it is investigating unauthorized access after ShinyHunters claimed a near‑petabyte cloud theft tied to earlier supply‑chain breaches.