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How is AI making its mark on train signalling tech? Alstom India executive weighs in | INTERVIEW
In an interview with THE WEEK, Puneet Srivastava, MD, Signalling & Infra at Alstom India, expects AI integration will help global railway tech make big leaps towards efficiency, safety, and sustainability
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An evolution for the ages: 5 'Halo: Campaign Evolved' features that gamers loved
From a revamped atmosphere to thoughtful tweaks, there is a lot to say about the 'Combat Evolved' remake and its return to the beginning of Master Chief's fight against the Covenant and the Flood
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OPINION | The asymmetric fallout: How an AI bubble burst realigns great power competition
States embed AI differently within their institutions, leading to varied impacts depending on whether AI power is concentrated in speculative markets or integrated into defence, manufacturing, and public infrastructure
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'GTA 6' release: Rockstar Games to debut 'Extended Look' on Netflix, YouTube; check India release date, time
After months of denying fans a third trailer after the second one released eons ago in May 2026, fans finally have something concrete to look forward to before November 19
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India's Digital Competition Bill: A threat to tech innovation?
The Digital Competition Bill India introduces a static, ex-ante regulatory framework that risks clashing with the country's dynamic and innovative digital markets
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EXPLAINED | Silent crash on moon: Everything we know so far about SpaceX rocket no one watched hit
On August 5, a four-tonne SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket stage, left over from a 2025 mission, crashed into the Moon's western edge
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New cyber scam warning: Your job application could make you a money mule
Fake recruitment scams are being exploited by international criminal syndicates to obtain Indian bank accounts and SIM cards for cyber fraud hubs, according to a new report by the Asia Pacific Group
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OPINION | Bridging India's education execution gap with AI literacy
How AI literacy can bridge the implementation gap in India’s next educational chapter
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Why AI Literacy should be treated as the new computer literacy
India faces a critical juncture with AI literacy, mirroring its past prioritisation of computer literacy
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PlayStation faces its biggest threat since XBox 360 and Steam—community notes on X
Sony CFO Lin Tao attempted to address industry concerns in the latest earnings call on the proposed 2028 physical game media phase-out for PlayStation, but his words did little to appease gamers
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Three satellites short: ISRO’s NavIC stops navigating
Loss of satellite functionality cripples NavIC's standalone positioning capabilities as ISRO muses ambitious recovery plan
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AI security concerns mount after Anthropic reveals Claude AI ‘hacked’ 3 organisations during tests
As Claude AI models ‘hack’ three organisations during cybersecurity tests, Anthropic describes these incidents as operational failures in the testing setup rather than deliberate, goal‑seeking attacks by the AI itself
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Small-town students dominate Samsung innovation challenge as education-focused ideas take centre stage
The fifth edition of Samsung Solve for Tomorrow, announced on Thursday, has also recorded an 85 per cent increase in applications and a 95 per cent rise in participation over last year, reflecting growing interest among school and college students in innovation-led learning
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INTERVIEW | ‘AI compute needs to be democratised’: Sneha Roy, co-founder and COO at Murf AI
Murf.AI co-founder views regulatory compliance, such as data residency and governance, as a product capability, not a constraint, and advocates for democratised AI compute access
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Dell looks for redemption in India with new ‘affordable’ Alienware, XPS laptops
The computer hardware giant looks to win back gamers with rugged new Alienware 15 and AI PCs for India
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‘I’m world champion’: Romania’s Razvan Puiu finishes dream run at Esports World Cup 2026 in style
Esports World Cup 2026 delivers another dramatic week in Paris, crowning fresh champions in EA FC 26, PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS and Teamfight Tactics
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'Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced' is a masterpiece, but netizens claim it can't sail past THESE 5 flaws
Ubisoft Singapore's ground-up remake of the legendary 2013 title received rave reviews, but in the weeks that followed, netizens had other ideas
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Indian government’s Bitchat ‘ban’ and why it did not work
Decentralised open-source apps and their repositories do not have a single owner; GitHub repositories are still live as traditional takedown powers get a taste of decentralised, open‑source software
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From Kochi to the world: Naviq Technology begins operations to power global travel with AI
With a planned $500 million investment over the next five years, Naviq Technology, launched by IBS Software, aims to accelerate AI adoption for airlines, airports, and cruise operators
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OPINION | Will AI, automation end linear careers?
AI and automation are pushing professionals toward constant reinvention and proactively developing adjacent skills and AI fluency to ensure career viability
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OPINION | Businesses need Causal AI, not just Generative AI
Generative AI gave businesses a faster way to read their problems; Causal AI gives them a way to stop having them
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How India's private space startups are building the future after Vikram-1 success
With the support of IN-SPACe, the government body that opened the space door for private players, these young firms are dreaming very big
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How Ubisoft India’s 18-year rise helps the country’s gaming industry | EXCLUSIVE
In the latest hit game, ‘Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced’, Ubisoft Pune rebuilt private haven Tulum from the ground up. Here is what the homegrown team told THE WEEK
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Vikram-1 soars: Why is this launch significant for the private space sector in India?
The launch signifies a new era for India's commercial space industry, paving the way for on-demand satellite deployment
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Vikram-1 launch successful: Skyroot’s first step towards a 'cab service' for satellites
India's first private rocket has reached orbit
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