The Taiwanese firm, the world's main producer of advanced AI chips, said in January ⁠that capacity was tight, as the boom in AI infrastruct...

Artificial intelligence has subtly become part of daily life. It now handles forgettable tasks, remembers information, and filters content....

Grandfathers, our first teachers, impart invaluable life lessons through their actions, shaping our values with integrity, grace, and resil...

In 1866, a strange event occurred. Coastal towns and continents were abuzz with rumours. Seafaring people were particularly excited. Ships ...

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Advait Paliwal, an Indian-origin entrepreneur, has introduced Iris, an AI wearable device that captures life moments by taking pictures eve...

The sci-fi thriller was slated to hit cinemas in the US on September 24.

One year after it became the first European country to face a major outbreak, Italy is once again struggling with the rapid spread of Covid...

The Infy co-founder believes humans can become better than nature - far more capable & wasteful.

Atal Bihari Vajpayee was willing to listen to all points of views. He made it obvious that he was the boss without saying it even once beca...

The global tech community remembers Krikorian as warm, loving and intelligent.

Mahajan suggested turning the 1965 Indo-Pak war memorial exhibition, which is going on in the capital, into a permanent fixture to inspire ...

Maharashtra government today announced that the state-run nursing training school in neighbouring Thane will be named after Aruna Shanbaug.

Among other things, he devoted the last 40 years of his life to the scientific documentation of past-life memories of children from all ove...

In 2008, the historian Tony Judt was diagnosed with ALS, the disease named after the famous baseball-player Lou Gehrig, which has also conf...

Subbarao said, "In the ultimate analysis, it is the quality of governance that separates success and failure in economic development..."

At 81, Milan Kundera is way past mid-life and his latest essay, Encounters, bears ample signs of his remarkable odyssey. As with the rest o...