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Karnataka boy with no internet builds space startup working with NASA

Awais Ahmed’s startup Pixxel secured a NASA contract for Earth-observation data. His parents nurtured his curiosity with books, which sparked his interest in space. He pursued engineering at BITS Pilani and met his co-founder there. Together, they founded Pixxel to build a constellation of hyperspectral satellites. This journey highlights the impact of early curiosity and

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Amazon cuts jobs in team focused on tech that Google, Microsoft says is their ‘biggest’ goals

Amazon has reduced roles within its Artificial General Intelligence unit. This restructuring impacts teams focused on model customization and data services. The company continues significant investment in artificial intelligence development and infrastructure. These job cuts follow recent leadership changes within Amazon’s AI division. Amazon aims to sharpen its focus on key customer-centric AI initiatives.

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Mercedes-AMG E53 Hybrid launched at Rs 1.45cr: Up to 100 km on battery

Other equipment includes a Burmester sound system, head-up display, wireless phone charger, fingerprint sensor, heated front sports seats, ambient lighting with logo projection, automatic climate control and rear door sunblinds. Safety features include a 360-degree camera, tyre pressure monitoring system and a driver monitoring camera.

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10 biggest numbers from Google quarter that has made ‘history’

Alphabet reported a strong second quarter with $119.8 billion in revenue. Google Cloud saw an impressive 82% year-over-year revenue jump. Gemini app reached 950 million active users, and Search AI Mode crossed one billion. YouTube advertising revenue increased by 13% to over $11 billion. Google’s AI models are processing 22 billion tokens every minute.

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Mark Cuban to firms using AI agents to cut jobs: Employees know

Mark Cuban argues AI agents may overlook human judgment in business decisions. He believes people understand consequences which AI models currently do not grasp. Anthropic’s report suggests AI has not yet significantly increased unemployment rates. AI currently augments human expertise rather than fully replacing workers. Experts note AI’s rapid advancement while human oversight remains essential.

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Tony Parker’s 53-acre Texas mansion with private water park lists for $11M

Tony Parker’s Texas mansion has seen another significant price reduction. The sprawling estate is now listed for eleven million dollars after several adjustments. This luxurious property features an enormous private water park and extensive sports facilities. Despite extensive publicity and a past peak price of twenty million dollars, it remains unsold. The highly customized luxury

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India’s parking crisis is turning into a major civic headache

India faces a severe parking shortage due to rapid motorisation and poor urban planning. Vehicle numbers have doubled in a decade, overwhelming city infrastructure. Historic areas and newer suburbs struggle with limited space for growing car ownership. Informal parking thrives while multi-level facilities remain underutilized and enforcement is challenging. Technology and better public transit are

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Anna Hazare begins maun andolan in support of protesting students

Anna Hazare started a silent protest in Ahilyanagar supporting Delhi students. Students are protesting alleged examination irregularities and paper leaks. The Cockroach Janta Party also demands accountability and the minister’s resignation. Clashes occurred between demonstrators and police during a march in Delhi. Sonam Wangchuk remains hospitalized after a prolonged hunger strike.

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Orcas filmed ramming giant sunfish until it broke into thousands of pieces

Researchers have documented a previously unknown hunting behaviour in orcas in the Gulf of California. The animals were filmed working together to hold and ram giant sharp-tail sunfish until the carcass broke into thousands of pieces. Scientists believe the behaviour may help younger orcas feed more easily or could simply be play.

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