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    Beyond measles: What other preventable diseases risk a comeback amid America's vaccination crisis

    Falling vaccination rates in America may lead to increased risks of several preventable diseases. Recent data shows declines in overall vaccination coverage among kindergarteners across multiple vaccines tracked by the CDC. The resurgence of measles highlights vulnerabilities in community immunity to other diseases like whooping cough and polio. Public health officials stress the need to close these gaps before larger outbreaks occur.

    Elon Musk has a class 12 competitor from India: Hyderabad student makes satellite receiver that works without internet

    A Class 12 student from Hyderabad has developed SummitSathi, a satellite-based receiver that downloads cloud images without internet or mobile connectivity. Three units, costing around Rs 68,000 each, are planned for deployment across 10 villages in Himachal Pradesh's Seraj Valley to provide an additional source of weather-related information during network disruptions.

    OpenAI brings local inference to India, starting with GPT-6 Luna

    OpenAI has launched local processing for its API in India aimed at eligible enterprises and developers. This offering allows organisations to run supported AI workloads within the country, ensuring data processing remains local. The service initially supports the GPT-6 Luna model and facilitates text-based tasks for businesses.

    India may open doors to multinational pharma firms for first-in-human Phase I trials

    India is considering modifications to its pharmaceutical regulatory framework to attract multinational companies for clinical trials. Discussions have commenced regarding allowing these companies to conduct Phase I trials in India. Authorities aim to enhance India's appeal for global drug innovation and development. Strengthening manufacturing compliance over the last two years has also been part of the plan.

    Xiaomi eyes local partners; Electronics firms target AI infra

    Xiaomi is looking for local partners as it plans to manufacture home appliances in India. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.

    Kitsap Fast Ferries carried 854,529 passengers in 2024, while fares covered 16% of operating costs in 2023; voters approved a sales tax to fund the service

    Kitsap Fast Ferries has successfully increased passenger transport, carrying over 854,000 passengers in 2024. The local sales tax supports 84 percent of the operating costs instead of relying solely on ticket sales. More than half a million passengers used the Bremerton route, showcasing significant demand for faster service. The system's reliability was highlighted with high performance metrics in scheduled service.

    • Tech investor SoftBank Group logs $7 bn quarterly net loss

      The company's profits routinely see wild fluctuations linked to the volatile value of global technology stocks and its changing portfolio of investments and acquisitions.

      AI demand unlikely to be derailed by Nvidia CEO controversy: Taiwan supply chain executives

      Global demand for artificial intelligence (AI) is expected to remain strong despite the controversy surrounding Nvidia Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang, with Taiwan's semiconductor supply chain sources expecting limited long-term impact on the industry, according to a news report by Focus Taiwan.

      GTA 6 Preload: Download time, system requirements and installation guide for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S

      GTA 6 Preload will begin on November 10, 2026. The file size of the game is around 212 GB. The preload time will be different for the users of PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. The preload will help players to set the game before it actually releases. The players will be able to play the game after its release on November 19.

      Growing demand, demographics, digital agenda & energy security are long-term and secular tailwinds for India: Macquarie’s Ed Northam

      Head of green Investments for the Australia’s largest asset manager said the firm is looking to reboot its India operations. While renewables will remain the biggest focus, industrial energy transition and E-mobility will be other key areas, he said. Since 2005, Green Investments group has deployed over $21 billion across 94 investments worldwide.

      Indian bonds drift with oil; inflation data in focus

      Indian government bonds exhibited limited movement today as oil prices showed signs of stabilization. Investors are remaining cautious, especially with inflation data from both the United States and India on the horizon. Scheduled for later today is a bond auction totaling 290.5 billion rupees. Analysts predict yields on the 10-year bond could oscillate between 7.30% and 7.10%, with particular attention on India's October inflation report due for release this Thursday.

      Anthropic wants to create new billionaires through its IPO, but American voters are growing tired of Big Tech's wealth explosion

      Anthropic is preparing for a significant IPO amid growing public resistance to AI-related infrastructure projects. Investors are discussing a valuation between $1 trillion and $1.5 trillion for the Nasdaq listing. Communities express concerns over environmental impacts and rising electricity costs linked to data centres. Public sentiment is shifting against technology companies, raising questions about economic benefits versus local costs.

      Karnataka to train 5,000 government school teachers in AI literacy under JanAI initiative

      Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar announced the programme at the Namma Shaale, Namma Javabdarievent at Vidhana Soudha on November 4. The 12-month initiative, scheduled to run from January to December 2027, will be implemented by the Head Held High Foundation in collaboration with the Department of School Education and Literacy.

      Google unveils $15 billion data centre investment in Malaysia

      Google announced plans on Wednesday to invest $15 billion in Malaysia over the next two years to build data centres and other infrastructure as demand booms for artificial intelligence services. It said the $15 billion investment will be made "over the next two years (2027 to 2028)", expanding on a $2 billion investment announced in 2024.

      Democratic victories threaten to slow US data-centre expansion, ease bond yields: ICICI Bank report

      The US midterm election results have put 141 GW of planned data-centre capacity at risk of tighter policy restrictions, potentially slowing AI infrastructure investments, while supporting US Treasury bonds, according to an ICICI Bank report.

      Kannada activists visit Bengaluru firms, seek data on local hiring in private sector

      Kannada Rakshana Vedike activists have begun visiting IT companies and large retailers in Bengaluru, seeking details of Kannadigas in their workforce, recruitment trends and local hiring initiatives. The month-long campaign has drawn criticism from sections of the industry, with entrepreneur TG Ramesh warning that such visits could create uncertainty for businesses.

      Kannada groups defy CM DK Shivakumar’s request, visit IT firms demanding hiring data

      The visits are part of Kannada Rakshana Vedike's Agraha Abhiyana, a campaign focused on local employment in the private sector. The visits defy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar’s request that pro-Kannada outfits must not take the law into their hands and create problems at IT companies.

      Kannada activists visit Bengaluru IT firms, seek data on local hiring

      Kannada activists are actively engaging with IT firms in Bengaluru regarding local employment statistics and hiring practices. They are gathering information about the number of Kannadigas employed and recruitment trends in these companies. The activist group plans to protest if companies refuse to share this requested information. Chief Minister DK Shivakumar has stated the government will investigate complaints about local hiring discrimination.

      Dreambeans now in India: What to know about Google’s personalised AI visual stories app

      Google has launched its innovative Dreambeans app in India, aimed at transforming personal moments into captivating visual stories. By utilizing data from services like Gmail and Photos, the app crafts unique narratives that resonate with users' experiences. Privacy is prioritized, allowing users to curate what they share and disconnect services anytime.

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