IBM CEO to Google, Amazon, Microsoft and other tech companies: Does not make sense to …

IBM CEO Arvind Krishna cautions that massive AI infrastructure investments by tech giants may not yield expected returns, citing exorbitant data center costs and rapid chip obsolescence. He believes the race for AGI is a motivator, but current technology has a low chance of achieving it. Krishna also attributes tech layoffs to pandemic-era over-hiring rather…

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Mark Cuban breaks silence on Adam Silver’s claim that NBA highlights offset rising ticket and streaming costs for fans

Mark Cuban has responded to Adam Silver’s comments regarding the accessibility of NBA games. Silver suggested fans could rely on highlights due to rising costs. Cuban disagreed, noting many teams offer free local broadcasts. He explained streaming platforms invest heavily in NBA rights to attract subscribers. This makes a single central app unlikely.

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Astronomers capture rare images of infant planet WISPIT 2b in multi-ringed birth disk

Astronomers have detected a young, massive planet, WISPIT 2b, within a multi-ringed protoplanetary disk, offering an unprecedented view into planet formation. This gas giant, five times bigger than Jupiter, orbits a young star 430 light-years away. The discovery provides valuable insights into how planets shape their surroundings and how our own solar system may have…

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Smriti Mandhana wedding postponed: Who is Shriniwas Mandhana? Indian batter’s father hospitalised

Smriti Mandhana’s wedding, scheduled for Sunday in Sangli, has been indefinitely postponed due to her father, Shriniwas Mandhana, falling unwell. He was admitted to the hospital and is under observation. Shriniwas, a former district-level cricketer himself, had always supported his children’s cricketing aspirations, with Smriti fulfilling his dream of playing for India.

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Bihar polls: 17 EBC, 11 OBC, 9 general, 7 Muslims in Jan Suraj’s 1st list; ex-CM’s granddaughter also gets ticket

Prashant Kishor’s Jan Suraaj party unveiled its first 51 candidates for Bihar polls, prioritizing individuals from non-political backgrounds. The list features doctors, academics, retired officers, a singer, and Karpoori Thakur’s granddaughter, aiming to offer a fresh alternative. Caste equations were considered, with representation from EBC, OBC, general, and Muslim communities, alongside women and a transgender…

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