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Semiconductor Optimism Powers Ceva Rally as Investors Bet on Resilient Connectivity and Edge Computing Demand

Investor enthusiasm for semiconductors lifted shares of Israel-linked chip-technology licensor Ceva in recent trading, as expectations that demand for connectivity and edge computing will remain resilient outweighed lingering concerns about volatility in the broader sector. The move comes amid a wider re-rating of chip names tied to artificial intelligence, automotive and 5G-related applications, even as…

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UPI Surges to Historic High in FY26 as India’s Digital Payment Revolution Accelerates

India’s Unified Payments Interface (UPI) has reached an unprecedented level of scale in the financial year 2025–26, underlining the country’s rapid transition toward digital payments. According to the article “UPI hits record scale: 24,162 crore transactions worth Rs 314 lakh crore in FY26,” published by The Economic Times, the platform processed 24,162 crore transactions during…

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Estonia Advances High-Performance Computing Through Digital Leadership and Collaborative Innovation

Estonia is positioning itself at the forefront of high-performance computing (HPC) innovation, leveraging its longstanding reputation as a digital pioneer to expand capacity in data-intensive research and advanced computing infrastructure. According to the article “Estonia digital innovation in high-performance computing,” published by Innovation News Network, the country is integrating its expertise in e-governance and digital…

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Uber Expands Into Hotel Bookings Through Expedia Partnership to Advance Super App Strategy

Uber is expanding its ambitions beyond ride-hailing by moving deeper into travel services, partnering with Expedia to introduce hotel bookings within its platform. The development, first reported by The Economic Times in its article “Uber taps Expedia to add hotel bookings in super app push,” underscores the company’s continued effort to evolve into a broader…

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MIT and IBM Launch New Research Lab to Advance AI, Quantum, and Energy-Efficient Computing

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology and IBM have announced the launch of a new joint research initiative designed to advance next-generation computing technologies, according to an article titled “MIT-IBM Computing Research Lab launches” published by MIT News. The collaboration builds on a long-standing relationship between the two institutions and signals a renewed emphasis on tackling…

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Ultra-Thin Shielding Material Blocks Cosmic Radiation and Electromagnetic Waves in Breakthrough for Space and Electronics

Scientists have unveiled a material so thin it is effectively comparable to a strand of hair, yet capable of shielding against both cosmic radiation and electromagnetic waves—a development that could significantly reshape how sensitive technologies and human explorers are protected in extreme environments. The breakthrough, reported in the Innovation News Network article “New shield material…

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Nexar 6 Signals the Shift From Dashcam Recording to Cloud-Driven Road Intelligence and Driver Safety Analytics

The rapid evolution of in-car sensing technology is moving beyond basic collision alerts and lane keeping, toward systems that promise broader awareness of road conditions and driver behavior. That shift was underscored this week by TechTime News in an article titled “Nexar 6,” which reported on the latest developments around Nexar’s newest dashcam-focused platform and…

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India’s Deeptech Boom Leaves Women Behind as Gender Gap Persists

Women remain significantly underrepresented in India’s deeptech sector, according to a recent survey by hiring platform Indeed, highlighting persistent gender disparities in one of the country’s most innovation-driven industries. The findings, reported in the Economic Times article titled “Women remain under-represented in India’s deeptech sector: Indeed survey,” point to a structural imbalance across roles in…

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