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NetApp Partners with Nvidia to Unleash GenAI-Powered Storage Solutions: The company put out a new feature today that gives users an edge in the market.

Stability AI CEO Mostaque resigns, leaving a turbulent legacy. The startup grapples with leadership changes, financial strains, and operational hurdles. Uncertain future looms despite efforts to pivot and stabilize amidst fierce competition in the AI landscape.

Bengaluru : James Cook University is ranked amongst the top 2%* of universities in the world. The Singapore campus of James Cook University, which is fully owned by James Cook University, Australia, has announced the admissions for their Bachelor’s a

Blinkit, Swiggy Instamart and Zepto saw record sales of Holi items like colours (gulaal), sweets, snacks and coconut oil. Quick-commerce companies are known to cash in on festive days and topical themes such as Diwali, Dhanteras and Republic Day to bump up sales.

Apple, Meta Platforms and Alphabets Google could receive hefty fines by the end of the year for alleged breaches including disparaging rival products on their platforms.

A U.S. judge on Monday dismiss X Corps lawsuit against a nonprofit group that has criticized a rise in hate speech on the social media platform once known as Twitter since Elon Musk took it over.

The company will on Thursday evening announce its official price range and start taking orders for the car, dubbed the SU7, with the SU short for Speed Ultra. CEO Lei Juns comments, made on his official Weibo account, mark the first time the company has confirmed the upper end of its price range.

The procurement guidance also seeks to sideline Microsofts Windows operating system and foreign-made database software in favour of domestic options, the report said.

The EU probes launched Monday into Apple, Google and Meta send a "worrying signal", one of the main tech lobbying groups said after the European Commission announced the first ever investigations under a new digital law.

EU probes Big Tech for Digital Markets Act violations, focusing on anti-steering and self-preferencing practices. Companies face fines up to 10% of global turnover. Google, Amazon, Apple, and Meta under investigation for unfair competition and data privacy concerns.