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    Five IndiaAI empanelled companies ineligible for new compute bid

    CDAC requires bidders to own, lease or operate a Tier-III, Rated-3 or higher data centre in India. Bidders must also hold the required ISO certifications and operate a network operations and security operations centre in India.

    Google's expanding AI chip business opens new opportunities for Samsung, SK hynix beyond Nvidia

    Google's strategy to boost its tensor processing units is likely to create greater demand for high-bandwidth memory from Samsung and SK hynix. With nearly 100 TPU clients, including Oracle ready to utilize Google's chips by 2024, both memory giants aim for long-term supply contracts as the need for HBM in custom AI chips accelerates. However, the transition from this potential to actual orders is hindered by current production obligations.

    World of Warcraft: Forever: How to preload, minimum and recommended PC system requirements and editions

    World of Warcraft: Forever will launch globally on November 4, 2026 at 3PM PST. It will be released globally at the same time. At least 128GB of free space on SSD is required to play the game. Around 150GB can be left free for extra files and add ons of the game. Skyborne Heroic Pack, Skyborne Epic Pack and Warcraft Forever Collection are different editions of the game.

    Rising tech costs drive EMI sales; Shadowfax Q2 profit soars

    Happy Friday! Shoppers are turning to EMIs as electronics prices rise. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.

    Meesho sees near-term margin pressure as it reinvests in growth

    The value commerce platform’s September quarter results on Wednesday showed its contribution margin rising to 6% of net merchandise value (NMV) in the second quarter of FY27 from 4.6% in the April-June period. Contribution margin is the income after deducting direct, order-linked expenses.

    China's AI data centre boom faces Return-on-Investment test as financing costs rise: Goldman Sachs

    Goldman Sachs examined three business models in China's data centre sector: traditional powered-shell facilities, integrated AI data centres that provide graphics processing unit (GPU) computing services under long-term contracts, and AI token factories that generate revenue by processing AI workloads.

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