India’s RailTel opens 10MW data center in Noida
RailTel has inaugurated a 10MW data center facility in Noida, India. The state-controlled company is expanding beyond its telecom roots into the competitive data center market.
Month: November 2025
Deep-Tech Hiring Boom: AI, Cybersecurity and Semiconductors Hot
The deep-tech sector is experiencing massive hiring growth across multiple cutting-edge fields. Companies from Intel to Accenture are recruiting specialists in AI, quantum cybersecurity, semiconductor design and biotechnology.
Europe’s Earth Observation Network Just Got Stronger
Europe’s weather satellite agency EUMETSAT is expanding its international partnerships to enhance Earth observation. New agreements with Germany’s DLR and the UK’s NCEO focus on atmospheric science and AI-driven data processing. The renewed partnership with China’s NSOAS ensures continued ocean data
Berlin VC firm raises €235m for energy tech bets
The Berlin-based VC firm will invest €5-10m in 20-25 startups at Series A and B stages. One-third of the fund is earmarked for Italian startups through CDP backing.
DOE Wants to Recycle 9,700 Tons of Radioactive Nickel
The U.S. Department of Energy is asking companies for ideas about recycling 9,700 tons of radioactive nickel. The contaminated metal comes from a former uranium enrichment plant in Kentucky. If successful, the recycled nickel could power future AI and energy applications.
OpenAI blames teen for ChatGPT suicide, cites “misuse”
OpenAI is fighting a lawsuit over a teenager’s suicide, claiming he misused ChatGPT by bypassing safety measures. The company cites Section 230 protection and says its chatbot actually directed the teen to seek help repeatedly. This tragic case raises huge questions about AI responsibility.
Opera’s AI browser adds 1-minute research and Google Docs
Opera’s AI-powered browser just got smarter with a new 1-minute Deep Research mode and Google Docs integration. The update also adds Google’s latest Gemini models and lets users switch AI models mid-conversation. All this AI power comes at a $19.99 monthly subscription price.
AI-Powered Malware Is Here, But It’s Still Pretty Dumb
Threat actors are incorporating large language models into malware to create programs that can rewrite their own code and evade security tools. Google’s Threat Intelligence Group identified several active malware samples using AI, including one that bypassed safety controls by claiming to be part of
Can Apple Vision Pro really replace all your screens?
Tech YouTuber Becca Farsace recently completed a month-long experiment using Apple Vision Pro to replace all her non-smartphone screens. The experience highlighted both the device’s incredible display capabilities and its practical limitations in daily life.
Android Finally Gets Smart About External Displays
Android is getting a much-needed upgrade for external display handling. The new system will remember your preferences for specific monitors, eliminating repetitive settings adjustments. This brings Android closer to desktop-level convenience for productivity users.