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    Corporates, politics, not just hand in Gov

    Marco Rubio visited Jamnagar, showcasing the new dynamics of government-corporate relationships in a changing global landscape. Companies like Reliance benefit from interactions that blend trade, technology, and statecraft in today's world. The shift in globalisation signifies a need for cooperation between nations and multinational corporations. As trade policies evolve, strategic engagements are increasingly essential for market access and competitiveness.

    India's tech push: five things to know

    India has committed billions of dollars in semiconductors, electronics manufacturing and artificial intelligence in a bid to become a global technology powerhouse. India's electronics production rose from about $31 billion in 2014-15 to $133 billion in 2024-25, according to the government, which wants the country to become a tech manufacturing hub.

    ‘Sit down, Elon’: Musk gets a reality check on his own platform over Trump donations amid Starlink India row

    Elon Musk criticized India's regulatory environment while seeking approval for his satellite internet service, Starlink. His comments drew reactions on X questioning his political spending in the US, particularly his support for Donald Trump. Users pointed to significant contributions Musk made during the 2024 election cycle, raising issues of hypocrisy. Indian officials emphasized that companies must meet regulatory and security requirements before entering the market.

    Karnataka Minister warns of 'far-reaching consequences' on US suspension of Green Card program for IT majors

    Karnataka Minister Priyank Kharge outlined potential challenges for India's IT sector due to the US suspension. This suspension may increase operational costs and reduce flexibility for Indian IT companies in the United States. Kharge suggested that more high-value work might remain in India due to difficulties in relocating engineers. He emphasized the need for India to be prepared for this shifting landscape in technology operations.

    Autonomous AI hacks raise thorny questions of legal accountability

    The prospect of legal accountability is unclear. Lawsuits are a possibility, but some legal experts believe any criminal investigations would face an extremely high burden given the autonomous nature of the attacks and the absence of evidence the AI models were designed with the intent to hack into other networks.

    Semicon India eyes chip deals; AI leaders seek slowdown

    The government is pushing supply chain partnerships at Semicon India 2026 to help local players. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.

    The Economic Times
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