India’s TakeMe2Space Plans Orbital Computing Satellite Launch on SpaceX Rocket
India-based space venture TakeMe2Space is planning to launch an orbital computing satellite aboard a SpaceX rocket, according to reporting by Reuters.
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Setli Launches Shared Rental Management Platform for Hosts, Landlords, Tenants and Housemates
Setli introduces a unified platform to streamline day‑to‑day administration of shared rentals, handling rooms, tenants, rent, bills, maintenance and household tasks in one place.
First Light Fusion Demonstrates Key Fuel Compression Step Toward Commercial Fusion
First Light Fusion’s M3 experiments validate the fuel‑compression principle that underpins its FLARE approach, a design that could lower the cost and complexity of inertial fusion devices.
HCLTech Launches Pulse Unit for AI and Enterprise Technology Solutions
HCLTech launched Pulse unit on Sep 17, 2026, to help $500M‑$ 5B enterprises scale AI safely, modernize technology and capture a $400B market, targeting double‑dig…
MACOM’s 3.2T AI Optical Chipset Launch Reshapes Investment Narrative
MACOM Technology Solutions Holdings (MTSI) launched a 3.2T AI optical chipset now available, driving stock gains and reshaping its investment narrative.
UK government and industry accelerate space innovation through new
How UK government and industry are forming partnerships to speed space innovation, including Open Cosmos defence role and UK Space Agency funding.
India’s Outsourcing Industry Holds Ground as AI Reshapes Jobs
ING reports India’s outsourcing sector remains strong as AI creates new roles. Nomura, Analytics Insight, and Business Insider confirm hiring growth and rising te…
AI Doom Fears: Tech Leaders, Governments, and Political Voices
Tech leaders warn of AI risks, governments remain divided, Bill Gates says governments lag, while Musk, Altman and Amodei fear doom; political leaders debate the …
Government AI Hype Outpaced by Official Numbers
Explore how government AI claims compare with official statistics, data‑center growth, and workforce trends in a reality‑checked analysis.
Pentagon CTO Emil Michael warns against repeating Intel‑style
Pentagon CTO Emil Michael says the U.S. should avoid equity stakes in AI firms like it did with Intel and Nippon Steel, urging limited government involvement.