Researchers associated with UIDAI have created Bharat ABIS – an open-source system for biometric verification. Tested against 220 million Aadhaar records, researchers say it can help crack down on duplicate IDs.
Google has introduced Gemini's Call for Me, which can ring businesses and speak on a user's behalf. The beta feature expands Google's AI calling tools while letting users monitor or take over calls. But it is currently available for select users only.
Union IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw has announced that the Indian smartphone manufacturing ecosystem is going to grow further. His announcement comes as the government celebrates 12 years of the Make in India scheme.
In the past year, Amazon has laid off around 30,000 workers globally as it planned to invest more in AI. But now, it appears that the American company wants to hire some of them back, and AI may be the reason here too.
OpenAI is reportedly firing contract employees. Why? In a curious case of irony, it is believed that these contract workers were using AI to train the company's AI models.
Google wants to join in on the AI action in space. The company has announced that it will soon send its first satellite in space with advanced TPU chips as part of Project Suncatcher. Here is how Elon Musk, who has often promoted orbital data centres, reacted to this news.
PC maker Asus has reportedly informed customers about a data breach within the company's systems. The company has told customers that the breach may have put contact details and order records at risk.
YouTube has announced a major expansion of its Shopping affiliate programme in India with new partners including Amazon and Meesho. The platform is also bringing new AI tools for creators and viewers.
Mark Zuckerberg revealed a bunch of new devices during Meta's annual Connect event. Leading the show were a pair of Meta Ray-Bans without cameras. Alongside, Zuckerberg also showcased Meta's first-ever AI wearable, the Muse Charm.
The Redmi Note 17 Pro Max sits at the top of the Redmi Note series, bringing you a 10,000mAh battery and an eye-catching design. At Rs 49,999, the Note 17 Pro Max does cost a premium. But does it deliver? India Today Tech reviews.
19-year-old cybersecurity researcher Nisarga Adhikary has been named in the US Department of Justice's Hall of Fame. He tells India Today Tech, he was acknowledged after finding a "critical vulnerability in one of their largest law enforcement systems."
Microsoft's Xbox division has announced that it has laid off hundreds of employees. This is the second round of layoffs at Xbox within a few months. Here is the full memo sent to the staff regarding the job cuts.
Microsoft's gaming division, Xbox, has announced a new round of layoffs that impacts 268 employees. This decision comes just a few months after Xbox laid off 1,600 workers as part of a wider restructuring within Microsoft.
Anthropic and OpenAI have released new flagship AI models, Claude Opus 5.5 and GPT-6 Sol respectively. The new launches come at a time when both companies have pushed for a slowdown in AI development.
Indian phone maker Optiemus is now a majority stakeholder in CMF as Nothing turns its spin-off brand into an Indian company. The two companies, along with some other partners, will jointly develop new products and CMF "will build on Nothing's proven experience" to create new phones and other devices.
After solving the 90-year-old Navier-Stokes Millennium Prize problem, OpenAI says its unreleased AI model has solved more than 100 long-standing math problems within a month of being trained.
Google has finally taken the wraps off of its new laptop category called Googlebooks. Unlike Chromebooks, Googlebooks are designed to be premium devices that can be a companion to your Android phone while bringing all the functionality you expect from a PC.
Mark Zuckerberg's new AI agent, Muse, is making waves online because of how it can help you run your digital life. But the Muse AI agent has also raised privacy concerns from some over user data. Here is everything you need to know about Meta Muse.
A North Korean hacking group called WaterPlum scammed IT job seekers worldwide. The group gained access to 30,000 devices by sending malicious files to job seekers and stole roughly Rs 100 crore in cryptocurrency.
The Government of India is reportedly testing an AI system that can identify road defects such as potholes and cracks from videos recorded on smartphones. The system was first tested in select locations and is now being experimented nationwide.
