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• Broadcom rides on AI chip demand to deliver upbeat revenue forecast

  Broadcom forecast third-quarter revenue of around $15.80 billion, compared with analysts' average estimate of $15.71 billion, according to data compiled by LSEG.

  

• Amazon has a ‘$5 billion plan’ to meet Asia’s growing cloud demand

  Amazon is set to invest over $5 billion in Taiwan to meet the escalating demand for cloud services in Asia. This investment will establish the AWS Asia Pacific (Taipei) Region, enhancing the local economy and providing advanced cloud solutions.

  

• Infosys to give cash sops to employees taking part in interviews to help hiring

  Infosys has launched a cash reward scheme for senior staff conducting lateral hire interviews, offering Rs 700 per interview, retrospectively from January. Aimed at boosting morale, the policy excludes HR and leadership roles. The policy has also limited the cash incentive for hirings within India.

  

• From listings to loyalty how product enhancements improve user trust and retention

  In today's digital landscape, user trust is paramount for customer retention. Platforms are evolving into dynamic ecosystems where seamless, secure, and meaningful experiences are expected. Prioritizing user experience, security, and transparency builds trust, leading to increased loyalty and positive business outcomes. Emerging technologies like AI and blockchain are further enhancing trust in digital platforms.

  

• Amazon has a ‘$5 billion plan’ to meet Asia’s growing cloud demand

  Amazon is set to invest over $5 billion in Taiwan to meet the escalating demand for cloud services in Asia. This investment will establish the AWS Asia Pacific (Taipei) Region, enhancing the local economy and providing advanced cloud solutions.

  

• For some recent graduates, the AI job apocalypse may already be here

  Recent data indicates a concerning rise in unemployment among college graduates, particularly in tech-heavy fields like finance and computer science. Experts suggest that rapid advancements in AI are enabling companies to automate entry-level tasks, leading to job displacement. Some firms are even adopting an "AI-first" approach, potentially reshaping the landscape for young professionals entering the workforce.

  

• Layoffs in 2025: Google, Microsoft, Intel in 284 technology companies that cut jobs in first 5 months of the year

  The tech industry continues to face significant job cuts in 2025, with over 62,000 employees laid off in the first five months. Major companies like Microsoft, Google, and Intel are implementing layoffs due to economic uncertainty and restructuring efforts. Companies are prioritizing profitability and streamlining operations, leading to workforce reductions across various divisions and management levels.

  

• Architecting the future of SaaS monetization: From compliance to AI-driven billing

  The most effective monetization systems leverage event-driven design, intelligent automation, and API-first principles to create scalable solutions that support diverse business models while maintaining exceptional reliability.

  

• Meta’s push into defense tech reflects cultural shift, CTO says

  Meta's CTO, Andrew Bosworth, believes Silicon Valley is becoming more receptive to supporting the US military, citing a hidden patriotism and a desire to return to its roots. Meta recently partnered with Anduril Industries to develop AI-powered military technology, signaling a shift. Bosworth emphasizes the importance of this year for Meta's Reality Labs and its VR/AR products.

  

• Dell Technologies appoints Manish Gupta as President and Managing Director for India

  Dell Technologies has appointed Manish Gupta as the new president and managing director for India, succeeding Alok Ohrie. Gupta will lead strategic growth initiatives and drive sales, reporting to Peter Marrs. With over 25 years of IT experience, including a decade at Dell, Gupta aims to empower customers in their digital transformation journey, focusing on innovation and an AI-powered future.

  

• Latest technologies like AI, IoT need to be used to improve quality of data: CEA

  Chief Economic Advisor emphasizes leveraging AI and IoT to enhance data quality for effective policymaking, highlighting the complementary nature of statistical and alternate data. NITI Aayog stresses integrating conventional data with new sources, ensuring quality for evidence-based decisions. MoSPI aims to incorporate alternate data into the national statistical system, releasing 'EnviStats India, 2024' to support environmental policymaking.

  

• CEO of Humane Intelligence warns humans what they should not do with AI

  Rumman Chowdhury, CEO of Humane Intelligence, cautions against over-reliance on AI, emphasizing it as a tool, not a substitute for human thought. She argues true innovation stems from human insight, not AI-generated outputs, highlighting AI's limitations and potential for inaccuracies influenced by prompt design. Chowdhury urges critical thinking when using AI, warning against blindly accepting its answers.

  

• The overlooked casualties of AI: Which women-led jobs face the highest risk?

  Women fought hard for their place at the table, but now AI threatens to take it away. With 9.6% of female-dominated roles at high risk of automation, nearly triple that of male-held jobs, the question is: what will it take to ensure women are not pushed out of the future workforce, but positioned to lead in it?

  

• OpenAI launches academy in India; to expand access to AI education

  According to ChatGPT maker OpenAI’s chief strategy officer, Jason Kwon, the government of India realises that to get the best returns from AI, large investments are needed to set up core infrastructure and develop advanced AI technologies.

  

• Google’s parent Alphabet to keep hiring engineers despite AI advances: Sundar Pichai

  Sundar Pichai affirmed Alphabet Inc.'s commitment to expanding its engineering workforce through 2026, emphasising the enduring importance of human talent alongside increasing AI investments. Despite industry-wide layoffs driven by AI advancements, Google plans to grow its engineering base to leverage emerging opportunities. Pichai also addressed concerns about AI's impact on publishers, reiterating Google's dedication to directing traffic to websites.

  

• Robots could soon replace humans to deliver your Amazon orders

  Amazon is actively developing humanoid robots designed to revolutionize package delivery, potentially replacing human workers. The company is testing these robots at a dedicated facility, simulating real-world delivery scenarios using Rivian electric vans. These robots, powered by AI, could soon be deployed for actual deliveries, aiming to expedite the process and automate the last mile.

  

• Tech giants' indirect emissions rose 150% in three years as AI expands, UN agency says

  The use of artificial intelligence is driving up global indirect emissions because of the vast amounts of energy required to power data centres, the report by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), the U.N. agency for digital technologies, said.

  

• Indian businesses lead global AI ROI, grapple with data challenges: Adobe study

  Indian businesses lead globally in ROI from generative AI, achieving significant gains in content creation speed and efficiency. However, they face challenges in data management, governance, and meeting rising customer expectations for personalised experiences. Companies are prioritising customer journey optimisation and leveraging AI to drive growth, while also addressing privacy concerns to fully realise AI's potential.

  

• How Indian export businesses are using AI to stay ahead on global tax rules

  Indian firms embrace AI for tax compliance. Digital tax platforms are gaining traction. AI streamlines tax functions amid complex global regulations. US and EU tax systems pose challenges. AI offers integrated solutions for automation and accuracy. Bharat Trade Net simplifies cross-border trade. Collaboration is key for a future-ready tax ecosystem. Automated tax solutions ensure efficiency and transparency.