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ASML turned an old BBC description into a badge of honor as its chipmaking technology took off - why “relatively obscure” is printed on its hoodieASML has transitioned from being relatively obscure to becoming a key player in the chip technology arena. While it does not manufacture co...- Singapore government to pay for your 'FirstDate'? Here's how to know if you are eligible and how it worksFirstDate is still being tested as a pilot program by GovTech Singapore. For now, it is only available to public officers. The service has ...
- Mike Markkula invested $250,000 in Apple in 1977: How did his early bet help turn a garage-era computer project into a multitrillion-dollar giant?In 1977, Mike Markkula put $250,000 into Apple when its future was still uncertain. The money helped the young company move beyond small-sc...
- AI is making employees faster, but why isn't it making companies much more productive?Artificial intelligence is helping employees improve their individual productivity, yet overall business performance remains stagnant. Many...
- Why are water towers built so high? Every foot adds about 0.43 psi of pressure, letting US towns use gravity to push stored water through pipesWater towers are crucial for ensuring sufficient water pressure across community water systems. These structures harness gravity to deliver...
- Trump Jr.-backed Unusual Machines, US asset manager invest $10 million in Canada's DraganflyThe Trump family's investments in several companies have drawn scrutiny amid concerns about potential conflicts of interest, particularly ...
- Even if we win all seats, we are against EVMs: Akhilesh YadavAkhilesh Yadav criticized the use of electronic voting machines, stating a preference for ballot papers as used in developed nations. He em...
- India’s international trade in times of AIThe Age of AI needs trade governance that deploys natural intelligence in conjunction with artificial intelligence for a quantum jump in sp...
- Hyperscaler cloud revenues projected to top $1 trillion by 2030 amid AI, digital asset convergence: ReportHyperscaler cloud revenues could exceed $1 trillion annually by 2030, driven by expanding demand for computing resources required to train ...
- AI and automation: Are humans making their own brains redundant?As technology continues to advance, many people find themselves leaning heavily on gadgets to handle tasks that were once second nature, su...
- "One small step for TPUs": Google CEO Sundar Pichai announces Project Suncatcher to test AI compute in SpaceAccording to Google, Project Suncatcher is a long-term, research moonshot exploring whether space could one day host scalable machine learn...
- AI agents could rewrite the rules of office work: Dell’s Rob BrucknerAI agents have the potential to transform the division of labor within companies and streamline workflows significantly. As businesses inte...
- Europe’s dangerous dependence puts it on Xi and Trump’s menuMark Carney's warning emphasizes the need for middle powers like the European Union to assert themselves. Europe faces significant challeng...
- ‘AI isn’t about replacing people’: Findability Sciences CEO Anand Mahurkar on enterprise AIThe real challenge for enterprises is not replacing workers but preparing organisations to use AI effectively at scale, says Findability Sc...
- Don’t Let AI Destroy the Skills That Make Your Company CompetitiveArtificial intelligence is often promoted as a force multiplier for organizations, but used carelessly it can erode the very capabilities t...
- ASML begins India operations, links scaling-up plan with success of Tata Electronics, govt ambitionSpeaking on the sidelines of Semicon India 2026, ASML Executive Vice President and Head of Customer Support Lin Kiat Yap told PTI that the ...
- Don’t wash your curtains before doing this: The simple cleaning trick you may be missingCurtains can collect dust, pet hair, pollen and everyday grime, making regular cleaning important for a fresher home. Before washing them, ...
- Chip majors make beeline for Semicon to build wider ecosystem with Indian talentThe government has announced the Semicon 2.0 scheme with an incentive of around Rs 1.27 lakh crore or USD 13.5 billion to build the semicon...
- In 1928, Otto Rohwedder's bread-slicing machine debuted at a Missouri bakery; within a year, orders outpaced his company's ability to fulfill themAfter sixteen years of relentless development, Otto Rohwedder unveiled the revolutionary automatic bread-slicing machine. This groundbreaki...
- ASML extends chipmaking dominance as customers embrace High NAIts existing $200 million EUV machines, essential for making advanced AI chips, are all but sold out through 2027, while customers have mad...
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