'technology' - 1000 News Result(s)
Edited by Nikhil PandeySaturday | October 24, 2026US start-up Marathon Fusion claims it has turned mercury into stable gold using nuclear fusion technology, achieving a production rate 10 times higher than CERN's 2025 record.
Written by Soumil KamatSaturday | October 24, 2026Dessa is designed to preserve those elements, allowing conversations with pauses, changes in volume and laughter that can begin before a speaker finishes talking.
Food Delivery Platform Just Eat Apologises After AI Creates Bizarre Food Images For Restaurant MenusEdited by Astitva RajSaturday | October 24, 2026The spokesperson explained that Just Eat works with tens of thousands of small restaurants to provide food images.
Written by Vishesh NagarFriday | October 23, 2026At the NDTV World Summit 2026, the actor backed technological progress but stressed that laws must evolve to protect personal rights as AI-generated images become harder to distinguish from real photographs.
Written by Nikhil TiwariFriday | October 23, 2026US chip stocks rebounded in Friday's trading after Thursday's sharp technology sell-off. Micron and SK Hynix led the recovery, while AMD and Intel also advanced. The Nasdaq Composite edged higher as investors reassessed sentiment towards AI-linked stocks.
Written by Niharika RajFriday | October 23, 2026Under the proposed timeline, new M1 car models would need automatic emergency braking from October 2030, followed by all M1 models in 2032.
Written by Debosmita GhoshFriday | October 23, 2026Most smart weighing scales use a method called bioelectrical impedance analysis (BIA). When a person stands barefoot on the scale, the device sends a very small electrical current through the body and measures how easily it travels through different tissues.
Written by Niharika RajFriday | October 23, 2026Apple's first foldable, the iPhone Duo, went on sale worldwide on Friday at about $2,000. With supply limited, launch-day crowds were smaller than for past iPhones, and reviews were mixed.
Written by Niharika RajFriday | October 23, 2026At NDTV World Summit 2026, Mike Walsh discussed AI agents, human decision-making, manufacturing and the potential value of digital labour for businesses.
Edited by Abhinav SinghFriday | October 23, 2026Several Google DeepMind employees resign citing concerns over AI use in military contracts with the Pentagon.
Friday | October 23, 2026 , New DelhiMike Walsh is an internationally recognised futurist who advises leaders on how organisations can use emerging technologies to reinvent themselves.
Written by Pratiksha ThayilFriday | October 23, 2026The Nasdaq-100 slipped 0.28%, with technology stocks remaining under pressure after concerns over corporate borrowing and rising interest rates weighed on the sector.
Written by Umaim KhanFriday | October 23, 2026Nicholas Butts cited Microsoft's threat intelligence findings on AI agents, ransomware and cybercrime services affecting organisations worldwide.
Edited by Aayesha SharmaFriday | October 23, 2026Delhi Technological University has started the online application process for 219 Assistant Professor posts across 24 disciplines. Eligible candidates can apply online by December 7, 2026.
Written by Umaim KhanFriday | October 23, 2026Vaishnaw said AI systems should remain under human control, with safeguards to stop them if they go out of control.
Friday | October 23, 2026Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw announced that India will roll out fully Indian-designed, Indian-manufactured domestic smartphone brand by October 23, 2028.
Written by Altaf HussainFriday | October 23, 2026Field tests involving 394 people in tribal areas of Maharashtra and central India assessed the technology's ability to screen for sickle cell disease.
Edited by Rahul KumarFriday | October 23, 2026The Centre of Excellence will focus on wireless communications, quantum technologies, cybersecurity, and AI-driven communication systems.
Written by Noor Ul HaqFriday | October 23, 2026Former Google DeepMind researcher Alex Turner warns that uncontrolled AI could threaten humanity, urging governments to slow frontier development, strengthen oversight and prioritise systems whose behaviour can be understood and trusted.
Edited by Kritika BobalFriday | October 23, 2026 , New DelhiPrasanna Mohile explained that the world is moving through a phase where old ways of doing business are changing, and countries are looking for new opportunities.
Written by Debosmita GhoshFriday | October 23, 2026The wearable should be worn on the sides of the forehead and it uses light-based sensors to monitor changes in blood flow. While the device could offer new insights into the body's functioning, it is important to understand what these readings mean.
Written by Sucharita Ganguly , Edited by Rohan PalFriday | October 23, 2026Apple is reportedly testing the iPhone Duo 2 with Face ID technology built into its outer display, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. The company may also add the customisable Action button and a dedicated telephoto camera, neither of which features on the current foldable. Gurman has also suggested that future generations could receive a larger inner display, pote...
Written by Noor Ul HaqFriday | October 23, 2026Shashi Tharoor warns that trade, technology and financial networks are increasingly being used as tools of geopolitical pressure, urging India to build domestic capabilities and protect its strategic autonomy.
- Friday | October 23, 2026
More capital, more capacity, more elaborate technology, and steadily less profit to show for any of it. That's what's happening to China now.