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Alphabet, the parent company of Google, is not far behind, trading at a market capitalisation of around $3.25 trillion.
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Alphabet, the parent company of Google, is not far behind, trading at a market capitalisation of around $3.25 trillion.
The for-profit and non-profit arms are expected to work in tandem, advancing commercial growth while driving ethical and societal impact ...
The offer coincides with the company’s first developer conference in India, DevDay Exchange Bengaluru, where local partnerships and initiatives are ...
Atlas allows users to summarise webpages, compare products, analyse data, fill out forms, and even automate complex tasks.
Over the past week, the crypto and software industry saw many interesting changes, from new policies disrupting the chip market ...
The programme took place from October 16–17, 2025, as part of the University’s 5th International Week themed “Equitable Partnerships and ...
The company’s growth is being driven by surging enterprise adoption and a portfolio of cost-efficient AI models.
The company aims to boost enterprise AI with smarter, more adaptable agents.
Sora, OpenAI’s video-generation app, hit one million downloads in under five days, faster than ChatGPT’s launch.
OpenAI and Anthropic may use investor funds to settle multibillion-dollar copyright lawsuits — a sign of the growing legal pressure ...
The deal was structured as a secondary sale, allowing staff and former insiders to cash out without the company going ...
But the growth comes with a price, where massive spending on research and development is driving heavy losses.
A user can ask Copilot to draft a monthly report, highlight insights, or reformat documents according to corporate style guidelines.
This development comes at a time when regulators and parents are questioning the safety of AI tools for young users.
The deal, framed as a strategic partnership, will see OpenAI roll out at least 10 gigawatts of data centre capacity ...
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