Category: TECH

Srikakulam | December 9, 2025:
In a major medical and technological breakthrough, a newly developed Artificial Intelligence (AI) model has reportedly achieved up to 99% accuracy in predicting chronic kidney disease in the Uddanam region of Andhra Pradesh. Uddanam has long been known as a kidney disease hotspot, with thousands of unexplained cases reported over the last two decades.

Health experts say this AI tool can detect early-stage symptoms using patient data such as blood tests, age, lifestyle, and medical history. Early detection will help doctors start timely treatment, thereby preventing kidney failure deaths. The state health department plans to introduce this AI system in government hospitals of the region on a pilot basis before expanding it across the state.

December 8, 2025,San Francisco

Tech giant Google has officially rolled out its advanced AI model, ‘Gemini 3 Deep Think,’ exclusively for users subscribed to its most expensive premium plan. The new model is designed to handle highly complex reasoning tasks, advanced data analysis, coding, and long-form content generation with significantly improved accuracy and depth compared to previous versions.

Google stated that the Deep Think model focuses on multi-step reasoning, better memory handling, and enhanced contextual understanding, making it ideal for researchers, developers, enterprises, and high-end professionals. This move highlights Google’s strategy of positioning its most powerful AI tools as premium services, while continuing to offer lighter versions for general users. The launch has intensified competition in the global AI market, especially among top tech companies racing to dominate next-generation artificial intelligence.

December 6, 2025 | New Delhi

Global tech giants Apple, Google, and Samsung have reportedly raised objections to India’s new proposal mandating always-on smartphone location tracking. The companies cited privacy concerns and potential security risks associated with continuous user location monitoring.

The Indian government has defended the measure, stating it aims to enhance digital governance and public safety. The debate highlights the ongoing tension between regulatory requirements and global tech firms’ privacy standards, with implications for both consumers and the tech industry.

Washington, D.C. | December 4, 2025 — NASA has issued a fresh warning that large satellite constellations such as Elon Musk’s Starlink could contaminate images captured by space telescopes, posing a serious challenge to astronomical research. The agency highlighted that the growing number of low-Earth orbit satellites is increasing the risk of light streaks and signal interference in deep-space observations.

Scientists fear that these disruptions could impact crucial studies related to distant galaxies, asteroids, and cosmic phenomena. While private space companies argue that satellite connectivity is vital for global internet access, space agencies and astronomers worldwide are calling for stricter regulations and advanced mitigation technologies. The warning has reignited the global debate on balancing commercial space expansion with the protection of scientific discovery.

New Delhi, December 3, 2025 — India is in advanced discussions with an Israeli defence technology firm for the potential procurement of the world’s first computerised rifle, marking a major leap in next-generation infantry warfare. The proposed weapon system is expected to integrate artificial intelligence, advanced targeting systems, and real-time battlefield data processing to significantly enhance soldier accuracy and combat efficiency.

Defence officials indicated that the talks focus on technology transfer, joint manufacturing in India, and long-term maintenance support under the ‘Make in India’ initiative. If finalized, the deal could give Indian armed forces a strategic edge in modern warfare while also strengthening Indo-Israel defence cooperation in high-tech military equipment.

Bengaluru, December 2, 2025 — Industry experts predict that FY27 will be a pivotal year for India’s data centre sector, with companies focusing on consolidation, strategic partnerships, and operational efficiency. As demand for cloud services, AI infrastructure, and digital storage continues to surge, players are expected to optimize capacities and strengthen networks to remain competitive in a rapidly evolving market.

Analysts note that while expansion plans remain on the agenda, the primary emphasis will be on profitability, cost management, and strategic mergers or acquisitions. The consolidation phase is seen as crucial for building resilient infrastructure, attracting foreign investment, and ensuring that India can meet both domestic and international digital service demands effectively.