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South Korean tech giants Samsung and SK Hynix are investing billions in AI chip production, a move lauded by President Lee Jae Myung. While aiming to boost national capacity, analysts warn of potential oversupply risks if AI spending slows. The companies are accelerating fab construction, but much o
D2C kitchenware startup The Indus Valley has raised $17 Mn (around ₹161 Cr) in its Series B funding round led…
There’s a brand-new OnePlus smartphone series and India is the first market to get it. The standout feature on the OnePlus N6 is its massive 8,000mAh battery. It supports 45W SuperVOOC wired charging as well as 5W reverse wired charging, so you can use the N6 as a powerbank. OnePlus also incorporate
At some point, every SEO script starts with a small question: Where does my site rank for this keyword? Then the small question grows legs. You want to track 10 keywords. Then 100. Then multiple competitors. Then different countries. Then daily changes. Then someone asks for a CSV report every Monda
Octo: An Open-Source Platform for Human-AI Agent Collaboration We just open-sourced Octo. Apache 2.0 license, supports private deployment, your data stays on your infrastructure. As AI agents get integrated into personal workflows and enterprise processes, we are seeing a pattern: agents can handle
I have been experimenting with Gemini Canvas to optimize how I handle code, documentation, and prototyping. Moving beyond a standard chat interface to an artifact-centric workspace has significantly reduced the friction in my projects. Here is why it is becoming an essential part of my toolkit: U
Most write-ups about "AI development" quietly conflate two very different activities. One is building software that uses generative AI as a core capability: copilots, retrieval systems, autonomous agents. The other is using generative AI to build software: code generation, test synthesis, legacy mod
The Quest Begins (The "Why") Honestly, I still remember the night our tiny SaaS app started to feel like a hobbit trying to carry the One Ring up Mount Doom. We’d launched with a single EC2 instance, a modest Redis cache, and a PostgreSQL database that lived happily on the same box. Traffic was stea
When I started learning Go, I wanted more than just solving coding exercises. I wanted to build something that would force me to understand how different parts of the language work together. That's how I ended up building an ASCII art generator—a command-line application that converts ordinary text
When I first heard about MCP, everyone kept saying: "MCP stands for Model Context Protocol." Honestly, that definition alone did not help me much. I kept asking myself: What exactly is a protocol? Why do AI models need a protocol? Why is everyone suddenly talking about MCP? Why did Anthropic introdu
There's been so much talk about "AI taking over jobs." But here's what I've actually seen in my own work, not in a think-piece, but in production. At Amdocs, I've worked on migrating 1000+ tables (45B+ records) from legacy on-prem warehouses to a cloud-native platform(Teradata -> Snowflake) for a Fo
H1 2026 closed with a record. NVIDIA standardized the model stack. China's Robotera raised $200M. And the sharpest post-Automate analysis asked a question nobody in the exhibit hall wanted to hear. Value Description $55.8B Raised by robotics sector in H1 2026, nearly double the full-year record from
Every month it's the same CSV exports. Same system, same columns, same handful of cleanup steps before the data is usable: drop duplicates, trim whitespace, fix the date column, and stack a dozen files into one. Each of the usual options has a catch. Copy-paste is slow, and eventually you paste a he
The customer pays, gets redirected to a success page, and the shop marks the order as paid. It feels logical. But it is not reliable. A checkout redirect is not payment confirmation. It only tells you that the customer's browser reached a certain URL. That is very different from your backend receivi
Developers weren’t happy when identity and access control software company Duende commercialized its open source IdentityServer product in December 2022, The post IdentityServer4 is dead. Here’s what comes next. appeared first on The New Stack.
Architecture Models as First-Class Context for AI-Assisted Software Development As software engineers, we’ve spent the last few decades treating architecture diagrams as documentation rather than development artefacts. We design a system, produce an architecture diagram—if we’re disciplined enough—a
Your phone keeps a minute-by-minute diary of where you go. The US Supreme Court has now ruled that police cannot simply demand it. In a major win for digital privacy, the court said geofence searches need a warrant. The 6-3 decision lands on a practice that has quietly spread through US policing. Wh
Your browser has been busy on your behalf. This week brought two reminders that Chrome can put things on your machine you never agreed to. One came from Google. One came from an impostor. Both used the same quiet machinery. Chrome runs on billions of devices, which makes it one of the most powerful
Can anyone recommend some UI/UX courses related to embodied AI? Or does the DeepLearning.AI platform have plans to provide courses about UI design related to embodied AI robots?" 1 post - 1 participant Read full topic
The post Tom Lee Explains Why Ethereum’s Price Crash Is Not a Bearish Signal appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Ethereum has fallen another 7% this week, extending its monthly losses to nearly 22%, now trading at around $1587. But while the price continues to struggle, Bitmine Chairman Tom Lee
