Perplexity AI has introduced a new tool called Personal Computer, expanding its push into agent-driven productivity software. The application is currently available for Mac users and builds on the multi-model orchestration system the company rolled out earlier this year with Perplexity Computer. A more hands-on AI
The Centre has migrated approximately 16.68 lakh official email accounts to a cloud-based platform operated by Zoho, with total spending reaching Rs 180.10 crore so far, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) informed the Lok Sabha on April 1. The transition has been carried
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, while presenting the Union Budget 2026–27 live in Parliament, announced a major policy push aimed at accelerating the growth of information technology and artificial intelligence in India, unveiling a tax holiday until 2047 for companies offering cloud services through data centres
Digital Connexion, a joint venture between Reliance Industries, Brookfield Infrastructure, and Digital Realty, has announced a major expansion plan in Andhra Pradesh, committing nearly USD 11 billion (about Rs 98,000 crore) to build 1 gigawatt of data centre capacity by 2030. The company has signed
Google is exploring an ambitious idea that could redefine the future of data infrastructure — building AI data centers in outer space. The initiative, reportedly named Project Suncatcher, envisions a constellation of solar-powered satellites orbiting Earth, designed to handle the massive computing demands of artificial
India is rapidly becoming one of the world’s most promising destinations for data centre infrastructure. According to the Data Centre Construction Cost Index 2025 by Turner & Townsend, the country has not only emerged as a leading market in Asia but also offers one of
NxtGen Cloud Technologies, a sovereign cloud and data centre provider, has unveiled India’s first ‘Pay-as-You-Use’ AI coding autopilot platform, M for Coding. The open-source platform is designed to help startups, developers, and enterprises build software faster and more affordably — paying only for actual usage