From Reactive to Predictive: India's Bet on Data-Driven Road Safety

The milestone puts India halfway to its 2,000-km target set for eight years, signaling accelerated progress.

The move comes as India ramps up its ambitions under the National Quantum Mission.

Meta is also updating its AI assistant with new features, including the ability to run multiple “sub-agents” simultaneously.

The report says Gen Z, creator-led discovery and faster delivery models will reshape how India shops as online retail pushes toward a $250 billion market.

Eric Boyd, a longtime Microsoft executive, is joining as head of infrastructure as Anthropic races to expand capacity for Claude and related products amid rising demand and recent service disruptions.

The company is moving more Trip Serving workloads onto Graviton4 processors and piloting Trainium3 for AI training as it looks to cut latency, improve efficiency and handle demand spikes more smoothly.

India's road safety crisis is accelerating. The question is no longer whether data and AI can help — the tools exist. The harder question is whether the institutions using them can change fast enough.

The company’s new policy blueprint argues that advanced AI will test energy infrastructure, labor protections and welfare funding long before governments are ready.

The deal combines a $375 million acquisition with an eight-year Olam mandate worth more than $1 billion, giving Wipro a bigger role in the food and agribusiness value chain.

The second paper in a joint MIT Sloan Management Review India and Infinite Uptime series finds that weak execution, not weak insight, is holding back industrial AI.