If you follow AI and tech in India, the last 48 hours have been unusually dense — an AI agent that browses the web for you, a 240-megawatt data centre, a quantum computing raise, and a state government making a specific bet on AI startups. Here are the five that matter. 1. Google brings Gemini
India’s biggest telecom and technology event opened in Delhi this morning, and the news around it has been busy. Five updates worth knowing — including one statistic from the show floor that should concern every smartphone user in the country. 1. India Mobile Congress 2026 opens in Delhi with 6G, AI and cybersecurity in focus
Five updates from Indian tech over the last 48 hours — one that changes how brands reach you, one that signals where deep-tech money is going, a phone with a battery you can genuinely ignore for two days, a cybersecurity order worth noting, and a warning worth more than the rest combined. 1. Razorpay partners
The week that just closed was the strongest for Indian startup funding in over a month — and also one of the most lopsided. Big cheques landed at the top. The bottom of the funnel barely moved. Here are the five stories that explain it. 1. Pixxel raises $100 million — the largest round ever
A week that began with Apple’s foldable ends with India’s own infrastructure numbers on display — telecom coverage, payment volumes, funding flows and a quantum push that keeps gathering pace. Here are the five India tech stories that matter today. 1. India’s 5G now covers 99.9% of districts — and data costs ₹9 per GB
Today’s news has one thread running through it: the AI build-out stopped being a forecast and started showing up in balance sheets, power grids and breach reports. Here are the five stories that matter. 1. Oracle’s AI backlog hits $664 billion — and the stock jumped 7% Oracle reported fiscal first-quarter results that beat on
Global Fintech Fest opens in Mumbai, with UPI AutoPay portability expected The seventh edition of the Global Fintech Fest begins today at the Jio World Centre and Trident, BKC, Mumbai, running through September 11. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to inaugurate it — his third consecutive year at the event. This year’s theme is
Five things worth knowing in Indian tech this week: Apple’s most unusual iPhone launch in years, a fresh set of 5G speed numbers, a quiet UPI change that could loosen PhonePe and Google Pay’s grip on your subscriptions, a reality check on AI salaries, and a bold prediction about the end of apps. Apple’s September
