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Italy’s Moltiply sues Google for €2.97 billion over alleged market abuse
09 May 2025
In a major legal challenge that underscores ongoing concerns about Big Tech’s grip on online commerce, Italy’s Moltiply Group has filed a €2.97 billion ($3.34 billion) lawsuit against Alphabet’s Google.
JetBlue’s proposed domestic partnership stirs union resistance amid ongoing contract talks
02 May 2025
JetBlue Airways is exploring a new domestic partnership—reportedly with United Airlines—but the move is drawing sharp criticism from its pilot union
Amazon begins Kuiper rollout with ULA satellite launch
29 Apr 2025
As dusk settled over Florida’s Space Coast, United Launch Alliance (ULA) launched the first batch of Amazon’s production-ready Kuiper satellites
IBM to invest $150 billion in U.S. technology and manufacturing over five years
28 Apr 2025
IBM is making a major bet on America's tech future. The company announced plans on Monday to invest $150 billion across the United States over the next five years
India’s largest optical telescope helps observe smaller black holes
18 Apr 2025
A team of astrophysicists in India have traced an intermedia black hole (IMBH) located in a faint galaxy about 4.3 million light-years away using the country’s largest optical telescope
C-DOT, Sterlite Technologies jointly demonstrate quantum-secured data transmission over multi-core fibre
18 Apr 2025
The Centre for Development of Telematics (C-DOT), the R&D centre under the Department of Telecommunications (DoT), jointly with Sterlite Technologies Limited (STL), has successfully demonstrated
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Jitendra Sigh hails indigenous development of hydrogen fuel cell-based marine vessel technology
17 Apr 2025
India has achieved a major breakthrough in shipping and inland waterway transport by developing a hydrogen fuel cell driven vessel
DRDO successfully demonstrates laser-based Directed Energy Weapon system
14 Apr 2025
Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) has demonstrated star-wars like capabilities by successfully destroying areal targets like helicopters
Foxconn eyes Nissan as potential EV partner amid growing Japan ties
09 Apr 2025
Foxconn may be looking to team up with Nissan in the electric vehicle space, according to remarks made by a senior executive this week.
Kenyan court rules Meta can be sued over Ethiopia violence-related posts
By Axel Miller | 04 Apr 2025
A Kenyan court has ruled that Meta, the parent company of Facebook, can be sued in the country over its alleged role in promoting content that fueled ethnic violence in Ethiopia.
Nintendo to unveil Switch 2 details: Pricing, launch date, and key features in focus
By Axel Miller | 02 Apr 2025
Nintendo is gearing up to reveal details about its highly anticipated Switch 2 during a Nintendo Direct event on Wednesday.
Reliance Jio ties up with SpaceX to offer Starlink’s satellite broadband services in India
13 Mar 2025
Jio Platforms Limited (JPL), the technology platform of Reliance Industries Ltd, on Wednesday announced an agreement with Elon Musk’s SpaceX
Apple to source from US, build giga factory for AI servers in $500 bn pledge
25 Feb 2025
Apple has agreed to compensate the US economy for its overseas production of iPhones and iPads with fresh investments of up to $500 billion
ABB and Sage Geosystems partner for developing geothermal power system for Meta
05 Feb 2025
ABB and Sage Geosystems are partnering to develop Geopressured Geothermal Systems that can generate up to 150 MW of geothermal baseload power for Meta
Isro’s GSLV-F15 launches second navigation satellite NVS-02
29 Jan 2025
Indian Space Research Organisation (Isro) today successfully launched the NVS-02 navigation satellite from India’s spaceport at Sriharikota, Andhra Pradesh
Anglo American, University of Birmingham to jointly perfect carbon recycling technology for steel mills
24 Jan 2025
Mining and metals giant Anglo American has announced a partnership with the University of Birmingham and industry-promoter Cambridge Future Tech to launch PeroCycle
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India’s space economy set to grow from $8 billion to $44 billion in 10 years: Jitendra Singh
22 Jan 2025
India’s space sector has grown to a size of $8 billion and is projected to reach $44 billion over the next 10 years, minister of state for science and technology
Isro to have a third launch pad at Sriharkota
19 Jan 2025
The union cabinet on Friday approved the setting up of a third launch pad, in addition to the existing two launch pads, at the Satish Dhawan Space Centre
Isro revolutionises space exploration with successful SpaDeX Mission
17 Jan 2025
Indian Space Research Organisation (Isro) has successfully completed its pioneering space docking experiment (SpaDeX) with precision docking
Bezos’ Blue Origin prepares for debut New Glenn rocket launch
By Axel Miller | 13 Jan 2025
Blue Origin, the aerospace company founded by Jeff Bezos, is gearing up for a groundbreaking move.
Supreme Court leaning toward supporting TikTok ban in the U.S. amid national security concerns
By Axel Miller | 11 Jan 2025
The United States Supreme Court signaled on Friday that it may uphold a controversial law mandating a ban or a forced sale of the popular short-video app TikTok by 19th January 2025.
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Reliance Jio expands AirFiber for 5G monetisation ahead of 2025 IPO
09 Jan 2025
Reliance Jio is accelerating its 5G-based fixed wireless access (FWA) business, Jio AirFiber, as part of its strategy to monetize 5G technology
Apple to discuss investment plans with Indonesia to resume iPhone 16 sales
By Cygnus | 07 Jan 2025
Indonesia’s Ministry of Industry is set to meet representatives from Apple to discuss the tech giant’s investment proposal, a critical step to reintroduce the iPhone 16 to the Indonesian market.
Vande Bharat sleeper trains with 180 km peak speed to hit the tracks soon
03 Jan 2025
India Railways is all set to make train travel faster and safer for long-distance passengers as well with the successful trials of Vande Bharat sleeper trains.
Air India now provides in-flight WiFi on domestic routes as well
03 Jan 2025
Air India has introduced in-flight WiFi services on domestic routes, becoming the first airline in India to provide on-board Wi-Fi connectivity to passengers.
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