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SUSE Women in Technology event: Why AI’s next opportunity is also a leadership test

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At SUSE’s Women in Technology event, leaders discussed the shift from AI hype to measurable business value and ROI. Panelists emphasized that enterprises now prioritize defined goals over pilots. The discussion highlighted the need for women to pursue strategic roles in AI architecture and P&L rather than just governance. Additionally, leaders addressed systemic barriers for women in tech and India's potential to lead in transparent AI development.

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6 Books that explain why some people never give up

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True success stems from resilience, adaptability, and purpose rather than innate talent alone. Six influential books explore these themes: *The Dip* examines overcoming obstacles, *Endurance* highlights survival and leadership, and *Peak* emphasizes deliberate practice. *Option B* focuses on recovering from trauma, *The Long Game* advocates for long-term vision, and *The Courage to Be Disliked* stresses self-confidence. Together, they demonstrate that persistence involves learning from failure.

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Meesho expects to create 10 lakh seasonal jobs during festive season

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"Meesho expects to create over 10 lakh seasonal job opportunities across its seller and logistics ecosystem to handle the upcoming festive season's demand surge. This includes approximately 6.5 lakh roles within its seller network and 3.75 lakh positions in logistics operations. These opportunities span packaging, warehousing, and delivery, supported by Meesho's logistics platform, Valmo, and third-party partners, as the company prepares for high annual sales volumes.".

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AlgoFET builds the docking stations that let drones recharge without a person present

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Bengaluru-based startup AlgoFET develops integrated ground stations to enable full drone autonomy by providing autonomous docking, high-power charging, and fleet monitoring. Founded by Ankit Mishra, the company targets defense, logistics, and infrastructure sectors. AlgoFET recently raised Rs 15 crore in pre-Series A funding from Piper Serica. While the company claims a Rs 100 crore order book and 2,000 units deployed, these figures remain independently unverified.

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EyeROV builds underwater robots that inspect where divers cannot reach

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Kochi-based EyeROV specializes in underwater robotic systems for infrastructure inspection, replacing dangerous human diving. Validated by the DRDO and Indian Navy, the company provides ROVs and surface vessels featuring AI-based defect detection. With over 150 projects for clients like Adani and Tata Power, EyeROV recently secured a Rs 47 crore Navy order. The firm utilizes direct sales and service models to expand globally.

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e-TRNL Energy is redesigning the battery cell itself rather than its chemistry

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e-TRNL Energy, founded in 2021, is redesigning battery cell architecture and manufacturing processes to be chemistry-agnostic. The company claims its first-principles approach improves charging speeds, heat management, and energy density. Having raised Rs 27.4 crore in a recent seed round, the Bengaluru-based startup aims to validate its technology and establish a 250 megawatt-hour pilot manufacturing plant by 2027, moving from development to demonstration.

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Pranos Fusion is building the machinery India would need to generate power from fusion

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Pranos Fusion, a Bengaluru-based startup founded in 2024, aims to commercialize nuclear fusion by developing an integrated technology stack. Its approach includes the JENGA design platform, MAGGA superconducting magnets, and the PRAGYA compact spherical tokamak. Having completed India's first private tokamak in August 2026, the company has raised approximately $7.22 million to build the industrial infrastructure necessary to bring fusion energy to the power grid.

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Supreme Court asks Matrimony.com, Jodi365 to explore settlement in ‘Jodii’ trademark dispute

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The Supreme Court has allowed Matrimony.com and Jodi365 to explore a settlement regarding a trademark dispute over the brand name ‘Jodii’. While reluctant to overturn a Madras High Court ruling that barred Matrimony.com from using the name, the court kept the plea pending. Matrimony.com has proposed renaming its matchmaking app ‘Jodi Matrimony’ to avoid business disruption and resolve the conflict with the Jodi365 platform.

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Deepinder Goyal's Temple wearable now half the size, pre-orders to open soon

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"Deepinder Goyal, founder of Zomato and Eternal, announced that pre-orders will soon open for Temple, a wearable brain-monitoring device. The device, which tracks blood flow and oxygenation in the brain, is described as the smallest and most powerful of its kind. A limited launch edition is expected to ship by late 2026. Temple has raised $54 million in initial funding, reaching a valuation of approximately $190 million.".

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Quadria Capital-backed Nobel Hygiene eyes Rs 150 Cr IPO

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Quadria Capital-backed Nobel Hygiene has filed for an IPO to raise Rs 150 crore through a fresh issue and a secondary share sale. The Mumbai-based manufacturer plans to expand its Halol facility and repay debt. Known for its Friends and Teddyy brands, the company recently turned profitable by FY2026. Despite competition from global giants, Nobel Hygiene leverages government incentives to target India's low diaper penetration rates.

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What AI can't learn from you

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AI is disrupting the value of traditional expertise by automating learnable skills and credentials. Rather than pursuing endless reskilling, professionals should focus on the "human layer"—judgment, discernment, and responsibility. While AI can hold knowledge, it cannot decide how to apply it wisely. Deep grounding remains essential to supervise AI, shifting the professional's value from possessing information to exercising the capacity to make critical decisions.

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Starlink would help least served in India: Elon Musk

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Elon Musk has proposed using SpaceX's Starlink satellite internet to connect underserved rural areas in India, where many villages still lack 4G coverage. Despite a previous rejection from the Indian National Space Promotion and Authorisation Centre regarding Gen 2 satellite network frequencies, Starlink has submitted a fresh application. The service aims to bridge the digital divide between urban and rural internet subscription densities across the country.

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6 Books that explore the journey from chaos to clarity

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This article highlights six books that guide readers from chaos to clarity. Michael Easter's "The Comfort Crisis" emphasizes discomfort, while Brianna Wiest focuses on self-sabotage. Greg McKeown advocates for essentialism, and Hermann Hesse's "Siddhartha" explores lived experience. Michael A. Singer discusses inner peace, and Paulo Coelho's "The Alchemist" explores destiny. Together, these works suggest that embracing struggle and uncertainty is essential for personal transformation and growth. (69 words) -.

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Atomberg files draft IPO papers for Rs 450 Cr fresh issue; sellers include A91, Temasek

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Atomberg Technologies Limited, an IIT Bombay-incubated consumer appliance company, has filed its draft red herring prospectus with SEBI for an IPO. The offering includes a fresh issue of up to Rs 450 crore and an offer for sale. Proceeds will fund debt repayment, brand awareness, and R&D. Despite reporting FY2026 revenue of Rs 1293.77 crore, the deeptech firm recorded a loss of Rs 456.45 crore.

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Anxiety is the dizziness that comes with freedom to choose

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Søren Kierkegaard described anxiety as the "dizziness of freedom," where the abundance of life's possibilities creates uncertainty and responsibility. While modern access to information often increases hesitation, this anxiety can signal the importance of a decision. Rather than seeking a perfect choice or avoiding action, individuals must accept uncertainty and develop the courage to make thoughtful decisions to lead a meaningful, growth-oriented life.

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Technosport CTO on why scaling a business is rarely a server problem

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At DevSparks Hyderabad 2026, Technosport CTO Achal Sharma discussed aligning technology with business goals in his talk, "Beyond Code: Building Technology That Scales Businesses." Sharma argued that scaling requires identifying real bottlenecks beyond server capacity, such as inventory and customer experience. He highlighted Technosport's use of AI for demand forecasting and its transition to an in-house website to support a revenue target exceeding Rs 1,000 crore.

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Financial planning for founders: Preparing for growth, uncertainity and exit

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Founders often blur personal and business finances, risking their stability on a single outcome. To mitigate this, entrepreneurs should build profitable businesses while maintaining a diversified "Plan B" through systematic investments. Key strategies include paying a market-linked salary, keeping a substantial emergency reserve, and planning for taxes early. Diversifying equity through partial liquidity and post-exit asset allocation ensures long-term financial security regardless of the company's ultimate fate.

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Google’s new AI for students; How a care crisis sparked EzyHelpers

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China and India are integrating AI into traffic policing, while a British test highlights the risks of AI autonomy. Binance launched Agent OS for automated trading, and Google introduced AI study tools for students. In business, Walmart reported revenue growth, while Alibaba's profits fell due to AI investments. Additionally, Uber launched autonomous rides in Zagreb, and EzyHelpers expanded its domestic worker training and placement services in Bengaluru.

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How Red Balloon Aerospace is building India’s near-space infrastructure

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Red Balloon Aerospace, a Mangalagiri-based startup co-founded by CVS Kiran, is developing near-space infrastructure to bridge the gap between aviation and satellites. The company utilizes platforms like HELIX, VISTA, and ALTIS for communications, disaster response, and earth observation. With the launch of VISTA, India joins a small group of nations with indigenous hydrogen-powered stratospheric balloon capabilities, offering B2B and B2G services via a rideshare model.

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Tesla, Uber, and Waymo all get the OK to operate thousands of robotaxis in Nevada

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"The Nevada Transportation Authority has approved permits for Tesla, Uber, and Waymo to launch commercial robotaxi services in Clark County. Up to 8,000 autonomous vehicles could be deployed over the next year, though companies may not reach these maximums. While proponents anticipate new maintenance jobs, taxi operators warn of industry oversaturation and road congestion. Uber is promoting a hybrid model combining human drivers with autonomous vehicles.".

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