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X: Australian PM calls X's fight against removal of church stabbing posts 'extraordinary' - Vimarsana News

X: Australian PM calls X's fight against removal of church stabbing posts 'extraordinary'

Australian PM Albanese criticizes X for defying cyber regulators on bishop stabbing posts, citing danger of misinformation. Court battle ensues over post removal. Musk criticizes global content bans as X accused of promoting online hate.

Hemant Badri: Flipkart's supply chain head Hemant Badri to lead quick commerce business - Vimarsana News

Hemant Badri: Flipkart's supply chain head Hemant Badri to lead quick commerce business

Flipkart's quick commerce, led by Hemant Badri, to launch in July with dark stores setup. Potential deals with Zepto and Dunzo didn't progress. Swiggy integrates Mall with Instamart.

Huawei: US commerce secretary downplays chip in advanced Huawei phone - Vimarsana News

Huawei: US commerce secretary downplays chip in advanced Huawei phone

Huawei's Mate 60 Pro phone, powered by an inferior chip, showcases U.S. curb success on shipments. Commerce Secretary Raimondo highlights U.S. semiconductor superiority. Tensions rise over Huawei's new AI-enabled laptop with an Intel chip.

Microsoft Copilot: Cognizant purchases 25K Copilot Seats from Microsoft - Vimarsana News

Microsoft Copilot: Cognizant purchases 25K Copilot Seats from Microsoft

Besides internal usage, Cognizant will work to deploy Microsoft 365 Copilot to a million users within their global 2000 clients and across 11 industries.

AI: Talent AI-volution: Can AI adoption dent India's tech edge? - Vimarsana News

AI: Talent AI-volution: Can AI adoption dent India's tech edge?

India is the tech powerhouse of the world, known for its engineering prowess. But can the widespread adoption of AI, which will lead to significant automation, dent Indias talent edge? Annapurna Roy and Beena Parmar report.