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Beijing-backed brain chip firm says it is 3 years behind Elon Musk's NeuralinkNeuCyber's frontier Beinao-2 product is an invasive BCI with flexible electrodes that fully implant into the brain, currently undergoing ...- China could see widespread use of brain-computer tech in 3-5 years, expert saysChina could see brain-computer interface (BCI) technology move into practical public use within three to five years as products mature, a l...
- Goyal’s tough love moment; Wipro, Tech Mahindra earningsUnion minister Piyush Goyal said his earlier comments urging founders to focus on deeptech over consumer apps were off the mark. This and m...
- Tech billionaires are obsessed with living longer, and a new business frontierA jellybean-sized patch on Deepinder Goyal’s forehead has pushed him into Silicon Valley’s most radical club: the tech billionaires trying ...
- From semiconductors to data centres & telecom towers, Brookfield tries to catch trends early and go deep, says Arpit AgrawalBrookfield, a Canadian asset manager, has invested $13 billion in India since 2009, focusing on infrastructure like toll roads and telecom ...
- Brookfield concludes ATC India buyout, pips Indus to become India’s top tower companyBrookfield Asset Management, along with partners, has completed the acquisition of American Tower Corp’s India unit, making it the largest ...
- China's version of Neuralink unveiled at tech forumBeijing Xinzhida Neurotechnology unveiled Neucyber, a BCI implant similar to Neuralink's tech. It enables a monkey to control a robotic arm...
- China pressures brands to reject reports of Xinjiang abusesH&M, Nike, Adidas and other brands are caught in a spiraling conflict over Xinjiang after Western governments imposed sanctions on Chinese ...
- China erasing H&M from internet amid Xinjiang backlashState media accused H&M and other brands of improperly profiting from China while criticizing it. That prompted Chinese retailers and inter...
- China attacks foreign clothing, shoe brands over XinjiangOn Thursday, a party newspaper, the Global Times, cited Burberry, Adidas, Nike and New Balance as having made "cutting remarks" about Xinji...
- India’s cotton cultivation consumes too much, produces too little. That’s changingThe largely water intensive nature of the cotton crop, extensive use of fertilisers and pesticides and genetic modification has posed a sig...
- Market Movers: Sebi, RBI monitor markets; Rafale issue festers, China cancels trade talks with US & moreA lowdown on top macro triggers that may move market on Monday.
- Swedish furniture retailer Ikea sources 35% of cotton from IndiaIkea is working with over 50,000 farmers across Punjab, Gujarat, Maharashtra & Telangana and is expected to increase procurement over the n...
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