
Managing Technology

Tame Collaboration Complexity
There’s a tendency to overmanage complicated collaborations. But additional meetings and structure put additional stressors on productivity. There’s a better way.
Jack Skeels
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Data, AI, & Machine Learning
Quantum Trial Lifts Bond Fill-Rate Predictions at HSBC
HSBC says a hybrid quantum–classical model with IBM’s Heron chip improved fill-probability predictions by up to 34% on real European corporate bond data, a first-known empirical result on production-scale datasets.
MIT SMR Editors

Managing Technology
What JLR’s Cyberattack Teaches About Supply-Chain Fragility
A weeks-long halt at Jaguar Land Rover shows how a single breach can idle factories, stress suppliers, and test government policy. The lesson is design for isolation and restart
MIT SMR Editors

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The Leaders You’ll Hear at Bengaluru's Strategy Shift Forum
From visionaries redefining AI to strategists reshaping industries, meet the voices who will drive the conversation at the Bengaluru edition of the Strategy Shift Forum
MIT SMR Editors

AI and Machine Learning
Rolling Stone Publisher Takes Google to Court Over AI-Driven Search Features
Rolling Stone publisher takes Google to court in landmark test of AI and journalism
MIT SMR Editors

AI and Machine Learning
Global Spending on Generative AI Smartphones to Hit Nearly $300 Billion This Year
NPUs push assistants and multimodal features onto the handset, cutting latency and improving privacy as upgrades accelerate
Kaumudi Kashikar Gurjar

Data, AI, & Machine Learning
GenAI Is Changing the Way India Inc Connects With Customers
The shift from broad campaigns to individual journeys is redefining consumer engagement in India’s digital economy.
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Why Co-opetition, Not Cutthroat Rivalry, Makes Sense for Indian AI Startups
“If two companies are duplicating the same effort with sub-par outcomes on both sides, the market often loses. Customers don’t want three half-solutions; they want one that works completely.”
Vidyashree Srinivas

Disruption
Vikram-32 Debut Underscores India’s Push From Chip Importer to Innovator
Fabricated on a 180-nanometer CMOS line, the device has already been tested in space aboard the PSLV-C60 mission earlier this year, proving its resilience for launch and orbital conditions.
MIT SMR Editors

Data, AI, & Machine Learning
India’s First AI Unicorn Fractal Analytics Files for $560 Million IPO
The initial share sale is likely to value India’s first artificial‑intelligence unicorn at over $3.5 billion
MIT SMR Editors

Data, AI, & Machine Learning
When India Stops Talking About AI and Starts Building It
India’s artificial intelligence strategy is entering a decisive build phase, with IPOs, public infrastructure pilots, multilingual models, and regulatory guardrails taking shape under the IndiaAI Mission.