AI News
Google Brings Gemini AI to the Big Screen with Google TV
Gemini introduces a conversational layer, letting viewers engage in free-flowing discussions with their TVs.
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AI Developments
NVIDIA & OpenAI Announce $100 Bn Partnership to Build Next-Gen AI Infrastructure
The first phase of deployment is expected to go live in the second half of 2026.
AI Startups
Perplexity Releases AI Browser Comet for Pro subscribers in India
He said Comet will be available to Pro subscribers starting September 22.
Expansion
Prozo Expands West India Network With New Ahmedabad Fulfilment Centre
Prozo now operates more than 40 fulfilment centres nationwide
Developer's Corner
GitHub Launches AI-Powered App for Teams Collaboration
The app replaces the previous GitHub for Teams integration.
Cloud
AWS Expands Amazon Bedrock with Chinese AI Models Qwen3 & DeepSeek-V3.1
The move strengthens AWS’s portfolio of open weight models, which already includes contributions from Meta, Mistral AI, and OpenAI.
SaaS
Salesforce Launches Missionforce to Bring AI to U.S. National Security
Salesforce already works with the U.S. Army, Navy, and Air Force, but it does not disclose details of its government contracts.
AI Models
Luma AI Launches Text-to-Video Model Ray3 with Built-in Reasoning
Luma announced a partnership with Adobe to integrate Ray3 into its Firefly creative suite.
AI News
Google Chrome Rolls Out Biggest AI Upgrade Yet with Gemini-Powered Features
Gemini can clarify complex information, summarise across multiple tabs, and even recall previously visited sites through natural language prompts.
Indian IT
TCS Partners with NVIDIA to Accelerate AI Adoption in Global Retail
TCS estimates that its solutions running on NVIDIA’s technology stack can reduce operating costs by up to 75% compared to similar offerings.
AI News
LinkedIn Will Now Use Your Posts to Train AI Models by Default
But you have the option to opt out.
Datacentre
The Worlds Most Powerful AI Data Centre Developed by Microsoft Will Go Online in 2026
It delivers roughly 10× the performance of the fastest existing supercomputers in certain AI training scenarios.