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When would it ever be 'right' to spend Rs.5 lakh on a phone?

New Delhi, Oct. 29 -- Love it or hate it, you cannot ignore Apple's ability to generate hype around a product. The iPhone Duo is the ultimate litmus test for this, and after ample memes about it, almo... Read More


Mint Explainer | Anthropic IPO proves profitable gen-AI is hard. India on the same boat too?

New Delhi, Oct. 29 -- On 26 October, Anthropic PBC, one of the world's largest generative artificial intelligence (AI) companies, said in its initial public offering (IPO) filing that it might not hav... Read More


AI law debate widens as India weighs platform rules

New Delhi, Oct. 29 -- Six months after the Centre proposed an amendment to regulate artificial intelligence (AI)-generated content on social media, policymakers are discussing if such oversight should... Read More


Apple iPhone Duo Review: A revolutionary foldable phone, or an expensive collectible?

New Delhi, Oct. 28 -- The Apple iPhone Duo marks many firsts for Apple: the company's long-delayed entry into foldables, its first new iPhone in two decades, and first new hardware design since the Vi... Read More


Call for new AI intermediary definition splits New Delhi

NEW DELHI, Oct. 28 -- Six months after the Centre proposed an amendment to regulate artificial intelligence-generated content on social media, policymakers are discussing if such oversight should begi... Read More


Indian chipmakers tap Japan, EU mkts

New Delhi, Oct. 23 -- India's early movers in semiconductor engineering and design are chasing clients abroad as demand from within India remains tepid. At least three companies in the country's semic... Read More


Indian chipmakers tap Japan, EU mkts

New Delhi, Oct. 23 -- India's early movers in semiconductor engineering and design are chasing clients abroad as demand from within India remains tepid. At least three companies in the country's semic... Read More


Indian chipmakers tap Japan, EU mkts

New Delhi, Oct. 23 -- India's early movers in semiconductor engineering and design are chasing clients abroad as demand from within India remains tepid. At least three companies in the country's semic... Read More


In absence of sovereign buyers, Indian chip firms find clients in Japan, EU

New Delhi, Oct. 22 -- India's early movers in semiconductor engineering and design are chasing clients abroad as demand from within India remains tepid. At least three companies in the country's semic... Read More


Little-known eMudhra set the internet on red alert. What really happened?

New Delhi, Oct. 22 -- On 21 October, widespread disclosures brought to light a little-known Indian company, eMudhra Ltd. At its heart were digital 'certificates', which the company allegedly left unpr... Read More