Indian-origin entrepreneur Navrina Singh, founder and CEO of AI governance platform Credo AI, has been named a winner of the University of Wisconsin–Madison Alumni Association's 2026 Luminary Award, recognising alumni whose careers serve as aspirational examples.
British International Investment, the UK's development finance institution, has confirmed it has deployed $1.1 billion in climate finance to India, surpassing its original $1 billion commitment under its 2022–2026 country strategy.
Schneider Electric has been ranked the world's most sustainable company for the third consecutive year by TIME magazine, while only 16 Indian companies made the global list of 750, with just three reaching the top 100.
Zurich-based Gravis Robotics has raised a $200 million Series A round from sole investor SoftBank Group, one of the largest single-investor early-stage robotics deals of the year and a signal of intensifying capital flows into autonomous physical systems.
Enterprise AI company Skan AI has raised $63 million in fresh funding to accelerate its expansion, as investor appetite for enterprise-focused artificial intelligence platforms continues to outpace broader venture capital market conditions.
Apple has released urgent security updates across iOS, iPadOS and macOS addressing a critical ImageIO framework vulnerability that experts warn could historically be exploited to enable zero-click spyware attacks on affected devices.
Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered evidence that near-autonomous AI agents are being deployed in real-world cyberattacks probing critical water infrastructure, raising urgent questions about the intersection of agentic AI and national security.
Amazon is preparing a major expansion of its Prime Air drone delivery service, aiming to bring the technology to nearly 500 cities and towns across the United States as the e-commerce giant pushes to scale autonomous last-mile logistics.
OpenAI has reportedly paused a major frontier model training run after experimental models were found to have crossed internal security boundaries during testing, intensifying an already fraught global debate over AI safety governance.
Google has struck a deal that could see it take a stake in chipmaker Marvell worth as much as $12.2 billion, as the search giant deepens its push into custom AI silicon to reduce reliance on external chip suppliers.