Two C-17 carrying 66 tonnes of aid: How India mobilised its army to help quake-hit Venezuela
India swiftly dispatched a 41-member medical team and 66 tonnes of aid to Venezuela following a devastating earthquake, under 'Operation Amistad'. The team, equipped with advanced medical technology like BHISHM cubes, is providing critical emergency and surgical care. This rapid deployment highlights the Indian armed forces' capability in international disaster relief efforts, earning praise from Prime Minister Modi and gratitude from Venezuelan survivors.
As one of America's top VC predicts that 'crash is coming'; Elon Musk responds
A prominent venture capitalist is advocating for a stock market crash, arguing it's a necessary catalyst for technological advancement. He believes the current inflated valuations and excessive spending on data centers are unsustainable. This crash, he contends, will clear the way for a more robust 'golden age' by forcing a societal re-evaluation of technology's role and prompting essential institutional reforms, ultimately leading to a more equitable distribution of its benefits.
'Coaches & players were informed': FIFA breaks silence on VAR ruling after Germany's exit
FIFA has defended a controversial VAR decision that disallowed Germany's extra-time goal against Paraguay in their World Cup exit. Referees chief Pierluigi Collina stated the call aligned with new guidelines punishing attackers obstructing opponents without playing the ball. Germany legend Thomas Muller vehemently criticised the decision, calling it "daylight robbery" and expressing frustration with technology's impact on the game.
Detroit City Council narrowly votes to renew ShotSpotter gunshot detection contract despite opposition
The Detroit City Council on Tuesday narrowly voted to renew the city’s contract with SoundThinking for its ShotSpotter gunshot detection system.The decision will allow the California-based company to continue providing crime-fighting technology through the end of March 2027. The system will deploy acoustic sensors mounted above city streets to detect gunfire-like sounds and automatically alert law enforcement when a suspected shot is fired.According to Michigan Advance, the measure passed by a 5...
Orange Jordan Sponsors University of Jordan’s “Innovate to Start” 2026 to Support Young Entrepreneurs
Orange Jordan sponsored the "Innovate to Start” 2026 competition for technological projects, as part of its unwavering commitment to developing the talents of local entrepreneurs in the technology and digital innovation field. The event, organized by the University of Jordan Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center (UJIEC) for the King Abdullah II School of Information Technology’s students, aims to recognize innovative graduation projects that combine theory and practical application. The...
Strange formation in NASA's Mars photo fuels claims of extraterrestrial life on the Red Planet
Strange formation in NASA's Mars photo fuels claims of extraterrestrial life on the Red PlanetSee more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy STACY LIBERATORE, US SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY EDITOR Published: 18:51, 30 June 2026 | Updated: 23:06, 30 June 2026 e-mail 21 shares
Electric Speed Showdown: Tesla Roadster 2026 vs Rimac Nevera – Who Will Dominate the Future of Hypercars?
Get ready for an electrifying battle of speed and innovation as the Tesla Roadster 2026 takes on the Rimac Nevera! With jaw-dropping acceleration and cutting-edge technology, these two hypercars are set to redefine what it means to go fast in the EV world.
Nine years of GST: One tax, one market, many transformations
India's Goods and Services Tax (GST), rolled out in 2017, has transformed indirect taxation, creating a unified national market and boosting formalisation. Collections have surged, and businesses now operate digitally, improving efficiency. Consumers benefit from reduced tax cascading and greater price transparency. The next phase, GST 2.0, focuses on simplification, technology, and dispute resolution to further enhance ease of doing business and economic growth.
Bill Gates' Startling Predictions for 2027: What the Billionaire Thinks Will Change Our World
Are you ready for a future where technology and humanity collide in unexpected ways? Bill Gates, the co-founder of Microsoft and a billionaire philanthropist, shares predictions for 2027 that may leave you stunned and eager to learn more.
Anti-drone arsenal, radars & anti-aircraft guns: How Army is keeping Amarnath pilgrims safe
As the Amarnath yatra approaches, the Army has implemented a state-of-the-art security system featuring advanced drone detection technology and anti-aircraft weaponry to address aerial threats. Collaborating with various security agencies, this holistic strategy guarantees ongoing monitoring along pilgrimage routes. This comprehensive security arrangement is designed to protect the thousands of devotees participating in this important annual Hindu event.
‘We feel used and cheated’: Muller slams VAR after Germany’s World Cup heartbreak
Germany's World Cup dreams were shattered by a controversial VAR decision that disallowed Jonathan Tah's extra-time goal against Paraguay. Thomas Muller vehemently criticised the technology, expressing deep frustration over the "heartbreaking" erasure of a moment that Germany believed secured their victory. The match ultimately went to penalties, where Germany suffered a shock exit.
Micron stock surges as revenue jumps 346%, shocking Wall Street
For years, Micron Technology occupied an unusual place in the semiconductor industry. It supplied an essential component found inside millions of electronic devices yet rarely attracted the attention given to companies designing headline-grabbing processors.
NASA's Urgent Mission: Saving the Swift Space Telescope from Atmospheric Destruction
NASA is set to launch a critical rescue mission on June 30 to prevent the Swift space telescope from re-entering Earth's atmosphere and burning up. This mission not only aims to save invaluable astronomical data but also highlights the challenges of managing aging space technology.
Supreme Court rules that broad cell phone location data sweeps require warrants
Supreme CourtSupreme Court rules that broad cell phone location data sweeps require warrantsThe case involving a Virginia bank robbery is the latest example of the justices wrestling with how to apply constitutional protections to new technology.Listen to this article with a free profile00:0000:00"Geo-fence warrants" allow law enforcement to get broad cell location data, even without a suspect in mind.Vanessa Leroy / NBC News; Getty ImagesShareAdd NBC News to GoogleJune 29, 2026, 12:59 PM EDTBy...
IBGs, Shaktibaan and Divyastra units: How Army is reshaping itself for future wars
The Indian Army is undergoing a significant transformation, shifting towards leaner, technology-driven combat units. New Integrated Battle Groups (IBGs) are being formed, combining various arms for rapid deployment and decisive strikes. Specialized drone units like Shaktibaan Regiments and Divyastra Batteries are also being introduced to enhance surveillance and precision targeting. This modernization aims to create a smarter, more agile force prepared for future multi-domain conflicts.
U.S. Stock Futures Surge Amid Tech Sector Rally and U.S.-Iran Hostility Agreement
In a significant turn of events, U.S. stock futures saw a notable increase as technology shares experienced a robust rally. Additionally, the recent agreement between the U.S. and Iran to halt hostilities has contributed to positive market sentiment.
شركة Nothing تغلق مكتبها في عدة مناطق حول العالم وتوقف أعمالها في الخليج فما القصة؟
لم تُغلق شركة Nothing Technology Limited، المتخصصة في تكنولوجيا المستهلك، مكاتبها في جميع أنحاء العالم، على الرغم من أنها حوّلت موظفيها العالميين إلى نظام عمل صارم في المكاتب لخمسة أيام في الأسبوع، من صدى البلد : المصدر شركة Nothing تغلق مكتبها في عدة مناطق حول العالم وتوقف أعمالها في الخليج فما القصة؟
Drones, specs and sensors - meet RFU's 'Q' behind gadgets for England's stars
Drones, specs and sensors - meet RFU's 'Q' behind gadgets for England's starsImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Teenage wing Noah Caluori is one of the England players for whom training has been tailored with specialist technologyByMike HensonBBC Sport rugby union news reporterPublished5 minutes agoCommentsFifteen years ago, Cristiano Ronaldo was the star of a genre-defying film.At the peak of his powers, the footballer was the subject of 'docu-mmercial' - his skills scientifically unpicke...
Open Models, Closed Environments: Palantir Brings Secure AI to US Agencies With NVIDIA Nemotron
Showcasing the importance of open source innovation in American AI, Palantir’s new intelligent engine — introduced today — uses NVIDIA Nemotron open models to serve the needs of U.S. government agencies. Open source software has long been a pillar of U.S. technology leadership. In 1969, DARPA connected four university computers — from UCLA, Stanford, UCSB and the University of Utah — laying the infrastructure backbone that became the internet. In those early days, U.S.-led open source contribut...
British American Tobacco to slash 9,000 jobs as it turns to AI
Dunhill maker to cut about a fifth of workforce, aiming to reduce costs and become more ‘technology enabled’Business live – latest updatesBritish American Tobacco (BAT) will cut about a fifth of its 47,000-strong workforce this year, as the cigarette-maker looks for ways to push down costs and become more “technology enabled”.BAT, which is one of the biggest tobacco groups in the world, has announced it will cut 5,500 jobs by the end of the year and outsource a further 3,500, affecting a total...