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Mumbai remains the most preferred location because of the availability of sub-sea cable landing stations, proximity to larger enterprises that help in reducing latency and continuous electricity.

The company, which will post results for the July-September period, is grappling with an uneven recovery in the worlds second-largest economy and tougher competition from Huawei after the Chinese firms new Mate 60 Pro series phones saw strong early sales.

In a statement, Google said it was "pleased to reach a settlement agreement with Match Group." Google also recently settled related antitrust claims from US states and consumers for undisclosed terms.

​ServiceNows study predicts that manufacturing will witness the biggest disruption, with 23% of the workforce primed for automation and skill augmentation, followed by agriculture, forestry and fishing (22%), wholesale and retail trade (11.6%), transportation and storage (8%), and construction (7.8%).

During FY23, the Peak XV Partners-backed CarDekho ceased its retail used-car sales business and consumer-to-business (C2B) vertical citing unviable unit economics.

The order builds on voluntary commitments already made by 15 technology companies and its signing comes at a time when the European Union is nearing final passage of a sweeping law to rein in AI harms. Countries, including India, are becoming more cognisant of the need for AI regulation as the technology becomes more ubiquitous and has the potential to be just as dynamic as it can be dangerous.

Apple recorded its highest ever quarterly shipments in India, crossing 2.5 million units, in the third quarter (July-September period) this year, a new report showed on Wednesday.

Some early pilots are running where a PoS device is being installed at the level of a village panchayat and even in temples to ensure that cash deposits move digital

The U.N. last week created a 39-member advisory body to address issues in the international governance of AI. The body expects to submit a preliminary report by the end of this year and a final one next year.

Some tech bosses and political leaders have warned the rapid development of AI poses an existential threat to the world, sparking a race by governments and international institutions to design safeguards and regulation for the future.