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Tally Solutions unveiled TallyPrime 7.1, featuring TallyIra as its first AI-powered capability. The release includes Docs by Ira, which automates document processing and reduces manual effort by up to 80%, alongside enhanced invoice personalisation and ICICI Bank integration for seamless banking operations.
Major tech stocks tumbled for consecutive days as investor concerns over AI spending sustainability triggered a market sell-off. The Nasdaq dropped 2.2%, with chipmakers like Micron plunging 12% and Nvidia falling 4.2%. Questions about whether massive AI investments will generate profits are reshaping market sentiment after months of record highs.
Elon Musk's SpaceX has launched a $25 billion bond offering that attracted nearly $85 billion in orders, marking the company's first investment-grade debt issuance. The proceeds will refinance a bridge loan and support SpaceX's capital-intensive AI ambitions, requiring tens of billions for data centers, computing hardware, and power infrastructure as the newly public company expands beyond rockets.
A new report reveals that UPI and Aadhaar banking now power 61% of transactions at semi-urban and rural MSME retail stores in India. Digital confidence is rising sharply, with 87% of retailers feeling more comfortable with digital tools than last year. AI adoption is also gaining ground, as 71% of MSME retailers now use AI tools to automate and improve daily business operations.
Dell Technologies unveiled the PowerEdge XE8812 at ISC in Hamburg, a next-generation AI server built on NVIDIA's Vera Rubin NVL4 architecture that scales to 144 GPUs per rack. The stock rallied 4.7% as the announcement showcased Dell's continued partnership with NVIDIA at the frontier of high-performance computing. The system offers 50% more memory per socket and GPU than previous generations, targeting enterprise AI infrastructure expansion.
Super Micro Computer shares soared over 14% following a GF Securities upgrade from Hold to Buy with a $48 price target. The rally gained momentum as the company unveiled its Data Center Building Block Solutions Blueprint featuring NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL4 platform at ISC 2026, showcasing liquid-cooled racks with up to 1,152 NVIDIA Rubin GPUs.
Oracle reduced its workforce by 21,000 employees—13% of its staff—over the past year, directly citing AI adoption and deployment across operations. The database giant spent $1.8 billion on restructuring costs while raising tens of billions in debt to fund its aggressive AI infrastructure expansion. The cuts reflect a broader trend where tech companies are simultaneously reporting record revenues and eliminating jobs, with AI cited as both the growth engine and the reason for workforce reductions.
Google parent company Alphabet saw its stock plunge 7% in a single day after two high-profile AI researchers departed for rivals. Noam Shazeer, co-lead of Gemini AI models, joined OpenAI while Nobel Prize winner John Jumper left for Anthropic. The exodus erased over $225 billion in market value and raised concerns about Google's ability to compete in the intensifying race for AI talent.
MoonPay has acquired Entendre, an AI accounting agent company that automates reconciliation and financial workflows for digital asset transactions. The deal extends MoonPay's infrastructure into back-office operations, targeting businesses that need to integrate stablecoin activity with traditional accounting systems as adoption accelerates.
Santander has rolled out artificial intelligence tools to its entire workforce of 185,000 employees, expanding from an initial 40,000 users. The Spanish bank aims to generate over $1.15 billion in business value through revenue and cost savings between 2026-28, having already achieved $40.2 million in Q1 2026 through AI-driven efficiency improvements.
NatWest CEO Paul Thwaite says AI will deliver roles that currently exist in banking, joining a growing debate about workforce reductions in the financial sector. Morgan Stanley predicts European banks will cut 200,000 jobs within five years, while JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon focuses on reskilling staff into new positions as AI adoption accelerates across the industry.
Sen. Bernie Sanders introduced legislation seeking 50% public ownership of major AI firms through a sovereign wealth fund, estimated at $7 trillion, with annual $1,000 dividends for Americans. President Trump supports giving the American people a stake in AI companies but prefers a 'pre-distribution' model over cash payments, creating an unlikely political alignment on AI wealth redistribution.
SpaceX completed the largest IPO in history, raising $75 billion and briefly reaching a $2 trillion valuation. But the stock has since tumbled 16%, erasing most IPO gains as analysts question whether its AI ambitions can justify premium multiples. Valuation expert Aswath Damodaran warns the AI business remains nascent with uncertain economics, while the company burns through $1 billion monthly on AI infrastructure.
Deutsche Bank is experiencing a remarkable transformation through artificial intelligence. What used to take two years can now be accomplished in just three to six months. Backlogs that once seemed insurmountable are being cleared in weeks. The bank is leveraging AI to accelerate tech projects and streamline data analysis.
Ford has launched Ford Energy, a $2 billion subsidiary manufacturing large-scale battery storage systems for AI data centers and utilities. Using CATL-licensed LFP technology at a repurposed Kentucky plant, the automaker aims to produce 20 gigawatts annually starting in late 2027. The move signals Detroit's bet that energy storage markets will outpace electric vehicles as data center demand accelerates.
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