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ZPCL recorded strong growth in its loan-against-securities (LAS) portfolio, with the book expanding to Rs 580 crore as of March 31, 2026.
Abu Dhabi's AI investor, MGX, is reportedly exploring the acquisition of Singapore-based data centre operator DayOne, signaling a significant global expansion. While DayOne has been planning a $20 billion U.S. IPO, MGX may not match that valuation. This potential deal could mark MGX's first Asian ac
In April of last year, OnePlus launched the 13T in China. Then, in June, it released basically the same phone in India as the OnePlus 13s. Back in March of this year, the company introduced the 15T in China, so you're probably expecting it to launch in India as the 15s very soon. OnePlus 15T However
There's a specific kind of business I keep thinking about: the one-person salon, the barber booking 40 heads a week, the cleaner handling 15 jobs. Not underserved because they can't afford software — underserved because the software keeps assuming they have a spare hour to configure a booking portal
KV cache and PagedAttention: what they do and why they matter Your production LLM server is running behind schedule. You deployed a 70B model on four A100s with 80 GB each -- within spec, within budget -- but the time-to-first-token is creeping up as concurrent users increase. By lunch, latency is d
Sarva is a hub-and-spoke compute grid — a FastAPI backend, a Next.js 14 dashboard, and a Python node agent that runs on contributor machines. This post is not about the hub-and-spoke pattern (that one is well-trodden). It's about the one piece of business logic I was most worried about getting right
Three signals landed in the same week. Together they answer one question: whether a machine ever mentions your name. Most teams still ask whether they rank. The sharper question in 2026 is whether a model ever cites them — because for a growing share of users, the model's answer is the only page the
My grandmother has trouble remembering what she ate for breakfast. But she remembers my birthday. She remembers every grandchild's name. She remembers stories from forty years ago like they happened yesterday. Her brain figured out what matters. I used to think AI memory should be a perfect recordin
🟢 Level 1 Tutorial — Limn Engine Beginner Guide Start Your Game Development Journey Here Welcome to Limn Engine — the zero‑configuration, browser‑based 2D game engine that prioritises creativity over complexity. This is Level 1: Beginner, where you'll learn everything you need to make your first ga
Shipping an application that I didn't have access to was giving me heartburn. So I decided to create a lightweight feature flag tool. The team that I work on recently shipped a Vue 3, C#, and SQL application to a network that we do not have access to as engineers. We have a system admin that does th
Years ago at RightScale I learned more about distributed systems from broken log files than from any design doc. A request came in the front door, fanned out through a workflow service, hit a plugin, and the plugin called some cloud API. When it failed, the only way to find where was to line up the
The AWS Data Engineer Associate is one of the newer associate-level certs, and because it's new, the prep ecosystem around it is thinner and noisier than for established exams. The official exam guide gives you domain names and weightings, but it doesn't tell you what the questions feel like or wher
All the ways to watch Turkey vs Paraguay live streams for free at World Cup 2026, as both Group D teams look to bounce back from defeats on matchday one.
Shift-Left Testing: How to Catch Bugs Before They Reach Production Shift-left testing means moving quality checks earlier in the development Here's what shifting left actually looks like in practice, and how to build Picture a development timeline drawn left to right: design, code, test, It's not ab
AI coding agents are getting good enough that they no longer feel like autocomplete. Tools like Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Cursor, Cline, and other agentic coding systems can read files, modify code, run commands, call tools, inspect errors, and continue working across multiple turns. That is use
A year ago I was the guy rolling his eyes at the AI demos. I tried to use it back then to score sales leads, and I couldn’t get it to reliably do something as basic as flag every company with more than 25 employees. A plain “x > 25” was beyond it. That wasn’t the 10x revolution everyone kept promisi
A well-designed referral program can be the highest-ROI customer acquisition channel for SaaS products, with referred customers typically having 25-30% higher retention and 16% higher lifetime value. This guide covers the complete implementation — from reward structure psychology and invite code gen
The Playwright Playbook — Part 6: Debugging Like a Pro — Trace Viewer, Inspector & VS Code "A failing test at 2am in CI tells you what broke. Trace Viewer tells you why." In Part 1, we wrote solid tests. In Parts 2 through 5, we built layer after layer — network interception, multi-user flows, API t
After Day 1 wrapped, I was waiting for Day 2 — Voice Agent day. Honestly, Voice Agent was the piece I was most nervous about in this whole system. Because the other agents — write emails, look up data, run routing — at worst they write something mediocre, get blocked by Tone Coach, and rewrite once.
The day after submitting to the hackathon, I finally had a moment to look back at the whole system. Turned out something surprising. In these 7 days, we spent more time thinking about architecture than writing code — by a factor of two. Jun 9-11 PRE-EVENT ← 4 days, pure design Jun 12 KICKOFF Jun 13-
