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Zoho founder says stay positive on AI even as phones, laptops get expensive

Zoho founder says stay positive on AI even as phones, laptops get expensive

India Today

Zoho founder Sridhar Vembu said the AI boom is making smartphones and laptops expensive. He noted that massive spending on infrastructure puts pressure on supply chains. “The sticker shock seen by anyone trying to upgrade their smart phone or laptop in 2026? That is the AI investment boom,” he said.

Tap to Read More18 Aug 7:57 AM
Cerebras Stock Outlook: Can CBRS extend its rally? - Cerebras Stock Jumps 15%

Cerebras Stock Outlook: Can CBRS extend its rally? - Cerebras Stock Jumps 15%

Economic Times

Cerebras Systems stock jumped 15% to close at $251.98 on August 17. The company got a boost from its partnership with OpenAI, which uses Cerebras compute for its GPT-5.6 Sol Ultrafast mode. Many investors are watching as AI cloud revenue jumped 281% year over year to about $126 million.

Tap to Read More18 Aug 6:38 AM
Freshworks founder Girish Matrubootham is backing a voice first AI startup now

Freshworks founder Girish Matrubootham is backing a voice first AI startup now

cnbctv18

Freshworks founder Girish Mathrubootham’s Together Fund joined a $280 million Series B round for the voice-first startup Wispr. The firm said, "For the first time, the interface is adapting to the human instead of the other way around." This investment highlights India as a key market for voice-based computing technology.

Tap to Read More18 Aug 6:40 AM
AI in ecommerce: High tech, but low trust: Agentic tech meets old-school scepticism at AI checkout

AI in ecommerce: High tech, but low trust: Agentic tech meets old-school scepticism at AI checkout

Economic Times

OpenAI scaled back its Instant Checkout feature six months after the September 2025 launch due to low user adoption. While many people use AI to research products, they prefer buying on retailer websites. Industry leaders said that changing customer habits and trust issues currently hold back chatbot-led commerce growth.

Tap to Read More18 Aug 3:16 AM
Meta acts on child abuse content after govt talks; IT Ministry sources say no safe harbour if law violated

Meta acts on child abuse content after govt talks; IT Ministry sources say no safe harbour if law violated

cnbctv18

Meta has taken steps to address Child Sexual Abuse Material concerns after talks with the government. IT Ministry sources said, "The message has gone home," noting they have seen action on the issue. The government warned that safe harbour protection will not apply if Indian laws are violated by platforms.

Tap to Read More18 Aug 6:22 AM
Leaked video shows Apple's camera-equipped AirPods identifying a book by sight

Leaked video shows Apple's camera-equipped AirPods identifying a book by sight

TechSpot

A leaked video shows Apple’s camera-equipped AirPods identifying a book by sight. Found in the macOS Tahoe 26.7 release candidate, the footage features a product codenamed B790. The device uses Visual Intelligence to help Siri see objects. As the voiceover said, "With Visual Intelligence, your world becomes savable."

Tap to Read More18 Aug 5:18 AM
Pentagon pressure to move AI faster drives Smack's new funding round, CEO says

Pentagon pressure to move AI faster drives Smack's new funding round, CEO says

Economic Times

Smack Technologies raised $61 million in a Series B funding round to speed up production of its military AI tools. CEO Andy Markoff said, "The future of war ... will be more decentralized than any conflict that we've ever fought." The startup now works with the Marine Corps and Navy.

Tap to Read More18 Aug 6:40 AM
This 16-year-old Canadian student built an autonomous AI-powered robot turtle that can detect tiny microplastics in water

This 16-year-old Canadian student built an autonomous AI-powered robot turtle that can detect tiny microplastics in water

The Economic Times

A 16-year-old Canadian student, Evan Budz, built an autonomous AI-powered robot turtle to detect microplastics in water. The invention uses 3D holographic imaging and artificial intelligence to scan for pollution. Budz got the Gordon E. Moore Award at the 2026 Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair for his hard work.

Tap to Read More18 Aug 3:37 AM
Apple's camera-equipped AirPods spotted in new leak

Apple's camera-equipped AirPods spotted in new leak

NewsBytes

Apple is working on camera-equipped AirPods, codenamed B790, which could launch by the end of this year. These devices use Visual Intelligence to help Siri identify your surroundings. Leaks show the cameras need an unobstructed view to work. These new AirPods will likely cost more than the current Pro models.

Tap to Read More18 Aug 4:16 AM
AI infrastructure, not algorithms, emerging as key AI growth constraint: Nvidias Jensen Huang

AI infrastructure, not algorithms, emerging as key AI growth constraint: Nvidias Jensen Huang

Livemint

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said on August 18 that physical infrastructure is now the biggest hurdle for AI growth. Access to land, power, and data centres matters more than algorithms. Huang noted, "Their growth is increasingly constrained not by algorithms or customer demand, but by the availability of compute."

Tap to Read More18 Aug 4:40 AM
OpenAI to lease massive new AI data centre in U.S., backed by Nvidia

OpenAI to lease massive new AI data centre in U.S., backed by Nvidia

The Hindu

OpenAI will lease a massive new data centre in the United States for 20 years, backed by a $105 billion financing commitment from Nvidia. The project in Ohio will run exclusively on Nvidia chips. Sam Altman said, "This is going to be a huge site, with enough computing power."

Tap to Read More18 Aug 4:41 AM
Google to buy Spirit Airlines business data for $10 million

Google to buy Spirit Airlines business data for $10 million

The Hindu

Alphabet’s Google is buying internal business data from bankrupt Spirit Airlines for $10 million. Google said it plans to use the data for product development and training its AI models. A U.S. bankruptcy judge will consider approving the sale at a Wednesday court hearing. Spirit shut down in May.

Tap to Read More18 Aug 5:04 AM
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