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BRICS ministers have agreed to establish a unified scientometric database, enhancing research transparency and collaboration across Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa.

Prime Minister Modi met with leading tech CEOs in New York to discuss India’s growing role in global tech, including AI, semiconductors, and digital infrastructure.

Tiger Global is poised to join OpenAI’s new $150 billion funding round, alongside Thrive Capital, Microsoft, and other tech giants, marking a significant boost for the AI startup.

Wired Consulting and Google highlight how AI is transforming consumer shopping by simplifying decision-making and offering tailored recommendations in a complex online environment.

Apple Watch Ultra 2, now available for pre-order, comes in a striking black titanium finish and offers advanced sports and GPS features. The watch will be available in stores from Sept 20.

ASML’s semiconductor manufacturing equipment is now subject to new export restrictions from the Dutch government, emphasizing national security concerns.

OpenAI’s new voice mode raises concerns about potential emotional dependencies, highlighting risks in user interactions with highly realistic AI features.

Samsung unveils the Galaxy Z Fold6 and Flip6 at Galaxy Unpacked, integrating advanced AI to enhance user experience and productivity.

Apple Inc. (AAPL) experienced a notable surge in its stock value on Tuesday, climbing 7% to achieve a record high for the year 2024. This rise came in the wake of the company’s revelation about its latest venture into artificial intelligence (AI), the Apple Intelligence platform. After a slight dip in stock performance during and after the company’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) on Monday, Apple’s shares rebounded significantly. Analysts on Wall Street lauded the tech giant’s AI announcements, contributing to its strongest single-day performance since November 2022. According to Gil Luria, managing director at D.A. Davidson, Apple’s introduction of AI integration into daily life…

In a declaration poised to reverberate through global tech circles, Ashwini Vaishnaw, India’s Union Minister for Railways, Communications, and IT, heralded the country’s forthcoming emergence as a central force in semiconductor manufacturing and telecom services. Speaking at the Viksit Bharat Ambassador event in Mumbai, Vaishnaw outlined India’s seismic shift from importing over 98 percent of mobile phones a decade ago to now proudly boasting 99 percent of devices made within its borders. Vaishnaw’s remarks pivoted to the lightning-fast deployment of 5G network infrastructure across India, touting the nation’s claim to hosting the world’s swiftest 5G network, predominantly fueled by indigenous technology. With 5G…