Sweta Kumari

As AI pushes power grids and land requirements to their limits, companies are exploring orbital data centres. Here's why space is becoming part of the AI infrastructure conversation As AI adoption spreads across industries, these facilities are becoming one of the fastest-growing consumers of electricity worldwide.

Europe's highest court has upheld 4.1 billion euros fine against Google over Android. Here's why ruling matters for phone users, manufacturers, regulators and India's digital competition landscape Google's Play Store is at the centre of the CCI's latest order over Android app bundling and licensing practices.

As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes increasingly embedded in economies and public services, the United Nations (UN) is urging governments to strengthen global AI governance. The organisation has published a preliminary report describing it as a first-of-its-kind independent scientific assessment of AI's capabilities, emerging opportunities and risks. In the report, the UN warns that AI capabilities are advancing faster than governments can measure, regulate or govern them.