Tech

In the last days of September, the Trump administration agreed with Beijing to open a channel for AI-related incidents, renamed artificial intelligence across the executive branch and obtained a voluntary …

When strategic thinkers assess maritime security in the Indian Ocean, the discussion almost invariably circles back to surface geography. Analysts examine the narrow waterways of the Malacca Strait, monitor container …

In the twenty first century, a nation’s sovereignty is no longer defended solely at its mountain passes or maritime borders. Modern warfare has quietly moved into the invisible corridors of …

As artificial intelligence becomes central to defending critical digital infrastructure, India must look beyond the capabilities of AI models to the question of who controls, maintains and secures them. The …

Harare already moves money by phone. What it still pays for is the privilege of moving it slowly, and through too many closed doors. That is why the Reserve Bank …

The quick unraveling of additive manufacturing and the global circulation of machine-readable plus affordable blueprints have paved a pathway for the decentralized manufacturing of functional firearms outside conventional regulatory channels. …

The rapid rise of artificial intelligence has generated extraordinary optimism about the future of economic growth. Governments, corporations and investors increasingly describe AI as the defining technological revolution of the …

Nine years after Prime Minister Narendra Modi and then Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe laid the foundation stone, India’s first bullet train is expected to be ready by August 15, 2027, …

Outer space has changed from being a pristine arena for scientific exploration to a field where geopolitics, technology, and the projection of international power intersect. From navigation and battlefield awareness to large …

India just took a seat at the table where 6G will be written. That is the real story behind the U.S. Department of Commerce’s announcement that India has joined the …

China isn’t banning American technology. It’s uninstalling its dependence on it, one privilege level at a time, and the file it leaves open on Delhi’s desktop is whether India has …

Ten years after its launch, the Unified Payments Interface has moved far beyond being a payment mechanism. It has become a piece of India’s digital public infrastructure—transforming everyday commerce, reducing …

Anyone who has waited for a delivery rider to call three times asking for directions to “the house near the borehole, opposite the church, not the mosque one,” knows exactly …

Is Artificial intelligence a technological revolution, an economic opportunity or a threat to employment? It is all these things. However, for India, its deepest significance rests in that AI is …

India’s demographic structure places an unprecedented concentration of political and social power in the hands of a single cohort. According to UN World Population Prospects data, the age group roughly …

Artificial intelligence has emerged as the defining technology of the twenty-first century, reshaping economies, military capabilities and global power equations. Nations are no longer competing merely to adopt AI; they …

India does not lack talent. It lacks opportunity, and nowhere is that clearer than in how the country teaches science. In Delhi NCR, air purifiers have become familiar objects, sitting …

Between 2014 and 2024, India added more internet users than live in the United States today, and its citizens now make up the largest national user base anywhere (DataReportal 2024) …

Two months after the release of DeepSeek-V4, the immediate shock has largely dissipated. Markets have moved on, benchmark comparisons have been absorbed, and the intense debate surrounding China’s latest AI …

Across Africa, conversations about digital transformation often focus on infrastructure, artificial intelligence, or expanding internet access. Yet one of the most urgent questions remains far more human: who benefits from …

The global semiconductor race is no longer merely about technology or trade; it has become a contest for strategic influence, economic resilience, and national security. Semiconductors power everything from smartphones …