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Technology 6/27/2026

25% of tech services firms have moved AI experiments into production: Nasscom

A quarter of Indian tech services companies have now successfully moved their Artificial Intelligence (AI) projects from testing phases into live, real-world use, marking a big step for India's position in the global AI landscape. This shift from 'AI experiments' to 'AI in production' highlights the growing maturity of India's tech sector, which is already pulling in $10-12 billion in AI revenue. This important update comes from Nasscom, India's main tech industry body.

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25% of tech services firms have moved AI experiments into production: Nasscom
Technology 6/27/2026

Less than one in ten of cybersecurity pros trust AI testing tools to find vulnerabilities, with over three-quarters say their AI vulnerability scanning tools missed critical flaws

Cybersecurity professionals are rapidly losing faith in fully automated AI testing tools to find vulnerabilities, with a new report revealing a dramatic drop in trust from 29% in 2025 to just 9% this year. A staggering 78% of these pros report that AI scanning tools have missed critical flaws, forcing a significant industry pivot towards a hybrid model that blends AI's speed with irreplaceable human expertise. This shift marks a crucial recognition that while AI can accelerate initial checks, it often falters when faced with complex, context-dependent threats, leaving organizations exposed to serious risks.

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Less than one in ten of cybersecurity pros trust AI testing tools to find vulnerabilities, with over three-quarters say their AI vulnerability scanning tools missed critical flaws
Technology 6/27/2026

Key Milestone Achieved: NDA for Sumecigrel Capsule, an Antiplatelet Innovative Drug by Vcare PharmaTech, Officially Accepted

A major breakthrough in cardiovascular medicine just hit the wire: China's National Medical Products Administration (NMPA) has officially accepted the New Drug Application (NDA) for Sumecigrel Capsule, a groundbreaking antiplatelet drug developed by Jiangsu Vcare PharmaTech. This Class 1 innovative drug, previously known as Vicagrel, is designed to offer a better option for millions suffering from heart and brain blood vessel problems, aiming to fix issues seen with older medications.

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Key Milestone Achieved: NDA for Sumecigrel Capsule, an Antiplatelet Innovative Drug by Vcare PharmaTech, Officially Accepted
Technology 6/27/2026

The AI Employee Without An Exit Interview

The corporate world is playing a dangerous game, rushing AI agents into their systems without a proper plan for security and management. A shocking 88% of organizations using AI agents reported a security incident in the last year, proving that their current defenses simply aren't ready for this new kind of digital employee. These AI agents are like workers without an 'exit interview,' capable of taking complex actions across company systems, often with too much access and little oversight.

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The AI Employee Without An Exit Interview
Technology 6/26/2026

Lower-inflammatory diet may help delay or reduce dementia risk - even in older people at risk of Alzheimer's

Groundbreaking new research from Sweden reveals it might never be too late to adopt a brain-healthy diet. A study published on June 25, 2026, in JAMA Network Open found that older adults already showing early biological signs of Alzheimer's disease significantly cut their risk of developing full-blown dementia by sticking to a lower-inflammatory diet. This is a massive leap forward, suggesting that even with pre-existing risks, dietary changes can offer a crucial shield against cognitive decline.

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Lower-inflammatory diet may help delay or reduce dementia risk - even in older people at risk of Alzheimer's
Technology 6/26/2026

DEEPX and Sixfab Launch 'DEEPX AI HAT' to Drive Edge Physical AI on Raspberry Pi

In a move set to empower developers globally, AI semiconductor pioneer DEEPX and edge AI hardware specialist Sixfab have teamed up to launch the 'DEEPX AI HAT' for Raspberry Pi 5. This new expansion board brings high-performance, ultra-low-power AI capabilities directly to the popular mini-computer, freeing complex AI tasks from the need for constant cloud connection and speeding up applications in areas like robotics and smart automation.

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DEEPX and Sixfab Launch 'DEEPX AI HAT' to Drive Edge Physical AI on Raspberry Pi
Technology 6/26/2026

Apple raises MacBook, iPad prices in India by up to Rs 70,000: Check new prices of Macs, Apple TV, and HomePod

Apple has delivered a sticker shock to Indian consumers, hiking prices for its Mac devices, iPad, Apple TV, and HomePod lineup by up to a staggering Rs 1 lakh, with the M5 Max MacBook Pro seeing the biggest jump. This abrupt increase, effective immediately on June 26, 2026, isn't just about market dynamics; it's a direct fallout from the 'extraordinary surge' in global memory chip demand, primarily fueled by the booming AI data centre industry.

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Apple raises MacBook, iPad prices in India by up to Rs 70,000: Check new prices of Macs, Apple TV, and HomePod
Technology 6/26/2026

You just ate that planet, didn’t you? - Technology Org

The groundbreaking discovery from May 2023, providing the first direct evidence of a star engulfing a planet, continues to reshape our understanding of cosmic fates. Astronomers observed a star about 12,000 light-years away brightening dramatically before cooling, a tell-tale sign of it swallowing a gas giant roughly the size of Jupiter. This celestial meal, pinpointed by the Zwicky Transient Facility (ZTF), finally offered a real-time glimpse into a process previously only theorized.

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You just ate that planet, didn’t you? - Technology Org
Technology 6/26/2026

SoftBank shares slide after report OpenAI may delay IPO until next year

SoftBank Group shares plummeted by over 12% on Friday after reports surfaced that AI powerhouse OpenAI is likely delaying its highly anticipated Initial Public Offering (IPO) until 2027. The primary sticking point? CEO Sam Altman's unwavering demand for a colossal $1 trillion valuation, which financial advisors believe is unachievable in the current volatile tech market of 2026.

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SoftBank shares slide after report OpenAI may delay IPO until next year
Technology 6/26/2026

Fossils of archaic human found in a cave are the same sex. Scientists want to learn why

A groundbreaking discovery in South Africa's deep Rising Star Cave system has left scientists scratching their heads: all 20 Homo naledi individuals whose teeth were recently analyzed appear to be biologically female. Using advanced proteomic analysis, researchers found no trace of Amelogenin-Y, the protein marker for males, pushing the controversial theory of complex, sex-specific burial rituals in this small-brained human relative back into the spotlight.

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Fossils of archaic human found in a cave are the same sex. Scientists want to learn why
Technology 6/26/2026

AI prompts creative educators to prioritize foundational knowledge over polished output

Educators worldwide are making a critical pivot, shifting their focus from grading polished student outputs—easily generated by AI—to prioritizing foundational knowledge and critical thinking. This move, highlighted by recent reports from Microsoft and the OECD in 2026, signals a profound re-evaluation of how learning is assessed and valued in the age of ubiquitous AI tools. Universities like Queen Mary University of London are already redesigning undergraduate degrees to emphasize process, reflection, and real-world problem-solving over traditional assignments.

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AI prompts creative educators to prioritize foundational knowledge over polished output
Technology 6/26/2026

First FDA-Cleared AI Agent Could Offer FDA, State Regulatory Clues

UpDoc, an AI company advised by former Biden FDA chief Robert Califf, just secured the first-ever FDA clearance for an AI agent specifically designed to support clinicians by managing medications, ordering lab tests, and checking in with patients between doctor's visits. This groundbreaking approval marks a pivotal moment for 'clinical AI,' paving the way for AI agents to deliver care traditionally requiring a licensed physician, directly integrating into existing healthcare workflows.

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First FDA-Cleared AI Agent Could Offer FDA, State Regulatory Clues
Technology 6/26/2026

IBM Touts World’s First Sub-1 Nanometer Chip Technology - Investor's Business Daily

IBM has just dropped a bombshell in the semiconductor world, unveiling the planet's first sub-1 nanometer (0.7 nm) chip technology. This isn't just a tiny tweak; it's a monumental leap forward, powered by a revolutionary 'nanostack' architecture that crams nearly 100 billion transistors onto a chip the size of a fingernail, promising a massive boost in performance and energy efficiency crucial for the exploding demands of artificial intelligence.

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IBM Touts World’s First Sub-1 Nanometer Chip Technology - Investor's Business Daily
Technology 6/26/2026

As Storage Costs Bite, Apple Hikes Prices Of iPads & MacBooks In India

Apple has drastically increased prices for many of its key products – including iPads, MacBooks, Mac mini, and HomePods – in India, with some models seeing a staggering jump of up to Rs 1 lakh, or approximately 42% for some models. This abrupt move, effective immediately and already reflected on Apple's India website, comes directly after CEO Tim Cook's recent warnings that escalating global memory and storage costs have made such price revisions 'unavoidable'.

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As Storage Costs Bite, Apple Hikes Prices Of iPads & MacBooks In India
Technology 6/26/2026

SpaceX is moving data centres to space, signalling a new era for space-based computing

SpaceX is forging a new frontier in computing with its ambitious 'Starmind' initiative, aiming to deploy up to one million AI-focused orbital data centers. This isn't just about beaming internet; it's a strategic pivot to move intensive AI inference workloads directly into space, leveraging continuous solar power and the natural cold vacuum to meet the insatiable demand for artificial intelligence compute. The company recently filed an FCC application for this colossal constellation, signaling a full-scale assault on the terrestrial data center paradigm.

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SpaceX is moving data centres to space, signalling a new era for space-based computing
Technology 6/26/2026

Hubble detects rare primordial light clearing cosmic fog

The venerable Hubble Space Telescope has just pulled off an unexpected cosmic coup, detecting elusive ultraviolet light escaping from a compact galaxy dubbed MXDFz4.4, which existed a mere 1.4 billion years after the Big Bang. This groundbreaking observation, published on June 23, 2026, pushes back the timeline for directly witnessing the end of the universe's 'dark ages' by a significant 200 million years, directly challenging previous assumptions about how opaque the early cosmos truly was.

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Hubble detects rare primordial light clearing cosmic fog
Technology 6/25/2026

IIT Kanpur Researchers Solve Mystery of Atypical Drug Target Receptor

Researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kanpur have finally cracked the long-standing mystery behind the atypical behavior of C5aR2, a crucial immune receptor, a discovery set to revolutionize drug design. Led by Professor Arun K Shukla, the team used advanced Cryo-electron microscopy (cryo-EM) to map the receptor's molecular structure, revealing why it acts differently from its close counterpart, C5aR1. This breakthrough moves us closer to developing highly targeted medicines with fewer side effects.

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IIT Kanpur Researchers Solve Mystery of Atypical Drug Target Receptor
Technology 6/25/2026

'Super-puff' planets lighter than candy floss discovered by international team - Nanowerk

An international team, primarily led by the University of Oxford, has just announced the discovery of two 'super-puff' planets, TOI-791 b and TOI-791 c, that are so incredibly light they're less dense than candy floss. These Jupiter-sized gas giants, orbiting a distant star 1,110 light-years away, are among the lightest ever detected, presenting a significant puzzle for scientists trying to understand how planets form and evolve.

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'Super-puff' planets lighter than candy floss discovered by international team - Nanowerk
Technology 6/25/2026

If the FDA isn’t regulating every aspect of AI in healthcare who will? Executives debate at San Diego waterfront

A pivotal debate is unfolding at the BIO International Convention 2026 in San Diego this week, as healthcare and technology executives grapple with a critical question: if the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) doesn't regulate every facet of Artificial Intelligence in healthcare, who will? The urgent discussion comes as the FDA has just released updated guidance on AI-enabled medical devices in June 2026, signaling a significant shift in its regulatory approach amid rapid AI advancement.

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If the FDA isn’t regulating every aspect of AI in healthcare who will? Executives debate at San Diego waterfront
Technology 6/25/2026

FPT Expands Strategic Collaboration with Microsoft to Advance AI Frontier Innovation Across Asia

HANOI, Vietnam — FPT Corporation just upped its game with Microsoft, announcing an expanded strategic collaboration today that aims to supercharge enterprise Artificial Intelligence (AI) adoption and co-innovation across the buzzing markets of ASEAN, Japan, and South Korea. This isn't just another partnership; FPT will now operate as a Microsoft 'AI Frontier Company,' integrating cutting-edge AI agents directly into workflows and getting early access to Microsoft's next-gen generative and agentic AI technologies to build out scalable enterprise solutions.

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FPT Expands Strategic Collaboration with Microsoft to Advance AI Frontier Innovation Across Asia
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