Edtech giant PhysicsWallah moves to raise $437m via IPO
Indian education technology platform PhysicsWallah has filed for an initial public offering (IPO) worth 38.20 billion rupees ($437 million), draft documents revealed, as momentum builds…
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OpenAI plans $10bn investment in building its own AI chips
OpenAI is set to invest $10 billion in partnership with US semiconductor giant Broadcom to develop its own artificial intelligence chips, according to reports from…
PTCL warns cable damage near Jeddah may disrupt internet across Pakistan
Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited (PTCL) on Saturday warned that internet services across the country could face disruptions following cuts to submarine cables near Jeddah, Saudi…
Trump warns EU of tariffs over ‘unjust’ Google decision
U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday blasted the European Union for imposing what he called an “unfair” $3.47 billion antitrust fine on Google, warning that…
Khalid Hussain Magsi pledges tech-driven defense
Federal Minister for Science and Technology Khalid Hussain Magsi, in his message on Defence and Martyrs Day (September 6), paid rich tribute to the Armed…
Pakistan to witness rare ‘Blood Moon’ on Sept 7-8
Skywatchers in Pakistan will be able to witness the “Blood Moon” during a total lunar eclipse on the night between September 7 and 8. According…
Siri Set for Major Upgrade with Google Gemini
Apple is reportedly planning a major revamp of Siri, which could be powered by Google’s Gemini artificial intelligence model. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, the…
PUBG Mobile 4.0 Launches with Spooky Soiree, Ghosty Companion & Magic Broom
PUBG Mobile has officially launched its highly awaited 4.0 update, now available for Android users through APK download links starting September 3, 2025, at 7…
AI Compassion Gone Wrong: Exploring the Dark Side of Machine Empathy
American AI company OpenAI announced on Tuesday that it will introduce parental controls for its chatbot ChatGPT, following reports that the system allegedly encouraged a…
Federal jury fines Google $425m for tracking users despite privacy settings
A federal jury determined on Wednesday that Alphabet’s Google must pay $425 million for invading users’ privacy by continuing to collect data for millions of…