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Pebble Qore Vox Screenless Band With AI Voice Recording Launches in India at Rs 5,799

Pebble has launched the Qore Vox in India, a screenless wellness band that combines fitness tracking with AI voice recording capabilities. The device records up to 100 minutes locally, transcribes audio in 32 languages including seven Indian vernacular languages, and generates AI summaries through the Pebble Vox app—all without subscription fees.

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HCLTech Launches AI-Powered Operations to Modernize Enterprise Mainframe Environments

HCLTech has introduced an AI-driven operations offering designed to help enterprises modernize and optimize their mission-critical mainframe environments. The solution combines specialized AI agents and conversational AI assistants with human oversight to automate system administration, monitoring and workflows, enabling companies to shift from reactive management to proactive, insight-driven operations.

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Intel Redirects Consumer Chip Production to Xeon CPUs Amid Soaring AI Demand

Intel is reallocating manufacturing capacity from consumer processors to data center Xeon CPUs as AI-driven server demand outpaces supply. The shift affects Panther Lake production, with new capacity not expected until late 2027.

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OpenAI Inks Four Abu Dhabi Deals as Sam Altman Pushes AI Integration Across Energy and Government

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman signed four major agreements in Abu Dhabi covering energy, government, and investment sectors. ADNOC became the first energy company to deploy OpenAI's Frontier AI platform, while the emirate launches the world's first Machine-Readable Government initiative using AI models for regulatory compliance.

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AI Stocks Show Recovery After Nasdaq Records Worst Month in Over a Year Amid Spending Concerns

The Nasdaq 100 fell 3.5% on Friday, capping its worst monthly performance since March 2023, as investors questioned massive AI infrastructure spending by tech giants. Futures rose 0.9% Monday, suggesting the AI sell-off may be easing despite ongoing concerns about returns on AI investments.

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Microsoft Patents AI System That Can Alter Words and Faces in Live Video in Real Time

Microsoft filed a patent for an AI system that can modify spoken words during live broadcasts in near real-time, adjusting speakers' facial expressions and lip movements to match. While promising real-time translation and speech error correction, the technology raises serious concerns about authenticity and the potential manipulation of live content.

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Anthropic Plans $3.5 Billion Share Sale to Japan Investors Ahead of US IPO

AI lab Anthropic is selling up to $3.5 billion worth of shares to Japanese investors as part of its upcoming US public listing. The move follows SpaceX's record-breaking IPO where Japan investors secured $2.2 billion in shares, signaling growing Japanese interest in major AI investments.

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HSBC to Launch AI Institute in Hong Kong by Q1 2027, Expanding Asia Technology Push

HSBC announced plans to open an AI Institute in Hong Kong during Q1 2027, partnering with HKUST to focus on AI safety, fraud detection, post-quantum cryptography, and blockchain applications. The move follows the bank's Singapore AI hub launch and signals major AI transformation across its 200,000-strong global workforce.

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STT GDC Seeks $2.4 Billion Loan as AI Data Center Financing Accelerates Globally

Singapore-based data center operator STT GDC is pursuing a $2.4 billion syndicated loan to fuel AI infrastructure investments. The move follows its $6.6 billion acquisition by a KKR-led consortium and reflects surging demand for AI data centre financing as global AI-related debt surpasses $650 billion.

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AI-Driven Malware VOLTA-AUTODOXER Uses Claude to Rank Victims by Financial Value

Cisco Talos uncovered VOLTA-AUTODOXER, a self-deleting Windows infostealer that feeds stolen credentials and personal data to Anthropic Claude and other AI models. The malware creates detailed target assessments ranking victims' monetizable assets, then exfiltrates everything via Telegram before vanishing.

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South Korea Doubles AI Investment to $16 Billion in Record 2027 Budget Push

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung announced a record-breaking 2027 budget with 21.3 trillion won allocated to AI and semiconductors—nearly double 2026 levels. The ambitious plan includes developing a sovereign AI model and training 2,000 chip specialists as the nation races to maintain its technological edge in the global AI competition.

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China Robotics Firms Pour $13 Billion Into Embodied AI as Focus Shifts from Hardware to Brains

After mastering humanoid robots capable of acrobatic feats, Chinese companies are investing heavily in embodied AI to make machines truly useful. The sector raised $13 billion in the first half of 2026 alone—five times the previous year—as the race intensifies between US and China to develop robot intelligence that can learn, adapt, and operate without constant reprogramming.

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OpenAI Rebrands Data Centers as 'AI Compute Campuses' Amid Public Backlash

OpenAI is rebranding data centers as 'AI compute campuses' as part of a broader strategy to improve public perception of AI infrastructure. With only 4% of Americans viewing data centers positively across environmental and community impacts, the company aims to reframe the conversation ahead of the 2028 presidential election.

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DeepSeek releases Super-agent, an open-source AI coding agent to rival Anthropic's Claude Code

DeepSeek has unveiled Super-agent, an open-source research prototype designed to autonomously monitor developer group chats, identify software bugs, and suggest fixes without waiting for prompts. The AI coding agent aims to compete with Anthropic's Claude Code and OpenAI's Codex by requiring less human supervision while handling complex workflows.

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Federal Judge Allows NAACP Lawsuit Against xAI Over Data Center Pollution to Proceed

A federal judge denied xAI's motion to dismiss an NAACP lawsuit alleging the company operates methane gas turbines at its Memphis data center without proper air permits, violating the Clean Air Act. The ruling keeps the case alive despite claims the turbines qualify as mobile equipment exempt from permitting requirements.

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