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Apple is reorganising the management of its international businesses to give more focus on India, which has become an important market for the company. This marks the first time that India will be its own sales region at Apple, highlighting the nation's growing significance.

Apple Prioritizes India with Management Reshuffle

A breakthrough study claims to have found a novel way to store carbon dioxide in the sea, sucked from the air. The new process uses off-the-shelf resins and other chemicals to increase CO2 absorption efficiency while reducing costs.

A new study claims to have found breakthrough in sucking up CO2 from atmosphere

Apple reshuffling management to give more focus on India

Apple reshuffling management to give more focus on India | Details

Twitter chief Elon Musk, on early Sunday (March 6) confirmed that users on the microblogging platform can send “longform tweets” with up to 10,000 characters. While responding to a user’s question, Musk also said that the feature would be rolled out “soon” without giving any specific timeline.

Twitter will ‘soon’ allow users to post tweets with 10,000 characters, says Elon Musk

India ranks third in aero engines and hyper-sonics in the wild and that's according to a report by the Australian Strategic Policy Institute. The report states that India ranks among the top five in 29 technologies out of the 44 technology areas they took under consideration.

ASPI report on technology advancement

A new report has revealed that the United States and many Western countries are far behind in the race with China in developing advanced technologies and retaining talent.

China leads US in global competition for key emerging technologies

Apple is developing technology to build noninvasive blood glucose monitoring right into its smartwatches, according to a reports— freeing people with diabetes (PWD) from painful needle pricks to test their blood sugar levels and potentially helping people with pre-diabetes avoid developing the disease.

Apple secretly working on new innovations

In an exclusive interview with WION's diplomatic correspondent Sidhant Sibal, Lithuania's Vice Minister for Economy and Innovation, Karolis Žemaitis, expressed his country's intention to build bridges with India in high-tech, manufacturing, life sciences, and Information and Communications Technology (ICT).

Lithuania looks to build bridges with India in high-tech and manufacturing: Vice Minister Karolis Žemaitis

Christian Bagg has a love for the outdoors. But an accident left him paralyzed from the waist down. To the surprise of many, it didn't stop him, he came up with an innovative solution that helps him keep up with mountain adventure activities. Let us watch his inspiring story.

Tech It Out: Technology to the rescue of disabled mountain bikers

Humans have limited physical capabilities; but what if technology can enhance these capacities? This story is about the world's largest exoskeleton. It can increase the strength of a human by 50 times.

Tech It Out: Giant suit amplifies human strength by 50 times

On Sunday, Meta announced that it would be launching a paid subscription service, which will cost $11.99 for the web or $14.99 for mobile. Now, critics have raised deep concerns about the way the social media giant has chosen to structure its new offering.

Will Meta's new paid subscription divide users into 'haves and have-nots'? Experts think so

Open AI created ChatGPT, a complete language tool that responds to different requests. People all around the world are intrigued with how AI responds since it was released late last year and are using it to write theses, debates, and much more.

WATCH: Woman asks ChatGPT to write email to airline after flight delay, result wows netizens

San Francisco, Taking the world by storm these days, AI chatbot ChatGPT has now interviewed UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, in which they answered a range of questions.

ChatGPT interviews Rishi Sunak and Bill Gates

South Korean startup Rebellions Inc launched an artificial intelligence (AI) chip , racing to win government contracts as Seoul seeks a place for local companies in the exploding AI industry.

South Korean startup launches AI Chips

Why are chatbots being oversold as the gateway to the future? We assess the risks of a technology that we don't fully understand. Listen in to Priyanka Sharma.

Gravitas: A chatbot cannot and should not be allowed to be your life coach

Elon Musk’s SpaceX carried out a successful static fire test of the engines of its Super Heavy rocket booster on February 9, thereby achieving a critical milestone of inching closer to its first orbital flight in the coming months, as reported by Reuters.

‘One day, Starship will take us to Mars’, says Elon Musk after latest SpaceX fire test

For users in India, Twitter has launched its premium membership service, Twitter Blue. The paid subscription allows users early access to innovations that the platform introduces, as well as adds the desired blue tick next to their profile names that is nothing but a verified status for social media users.

Twitter launches 'Blue' subscription for users in India

Chinese tech giant Alibaba is making strides to challenge the current industry giant in natural language processing technology, OpenAI's ChatGPT. The news of the company's newly-announced venture sent its shares soaring by more than 2.5 per cent.

China’s Alibaba announces it is working on a ChatGPT like AI bot

Japan has abandoned its plans to build its first 'homegrown passenger jet' after years of technical setbacks and rising building costs. A decade after the aircraft was supposed to have gone for commercial services, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries said that it will cancel the public-private SapceJet Project, Guardian reported.

Japan's Mitsubishi abandons plans to build passenger jet, admits it 'lacked the know-how'

22-year-old college student Edward Tian has developed an app which he claims can detect whether text is written by ChatGPT, the explosive chatbot raising fears of plagiarism in academia. Watch his interview here.

GPTZero developer Edward Tian speaks to WION

Deepfake technology has been controversial ever since it emerged a few years ago. While it can come in handy in a lot of situations, it can also wreak havoc.

WION Fineprint: What is Deepfake? Have you been a victim?

The Indian Institute of Technology, Madras (IIT) has recently developed BharOS which is set to benefit 100 crore (one billion) smartphone users across the country by offering them a more secure and private mobile operating system.

Explained: BharOS an indigenously-built operating system for smartphones in India

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