POWER GENERATION TECHNOLOGIES
The sheer energy India brings with it
India has provided power connections to over 300 million people since 2015 and improved gas supply accessibility. The country has installed 160 GW of solar panels, achieving its renewable targets ahead of schedule. India is also pursuing a tenfold increase in its nuclear energy capacity by 2047. Additionally, India has strengthened its petroleum refining capacity to enhance fuel supply security.
Citigroup bets on Meta's Muse as AI's 'front door to the internet'
The brokerage said Muse is increasingly becoming the "front door to the internet," helping users search, compare and transact online, while Meta expands awareness and positions the product at the center of its broader AI strategy.
Man working away from home uses Claude and old laptop to stay connected with mother through 24x7 video call
In a heartwarming initiative, Harsh Savergaonkar transformed an old Linux laptop into a constant video link to his mother. This innovative setup facilitates an effortless visual connection as he works in Iceland, allowing both to coexist in their routines despite physical distances. Thanks to AI, the connection remains uninterrupted and reconnects on its own as needed, showcasing how technology can bolster relationships in a simple yet profound way.
The economics of India's biggest export industry goes topsy-turvy
India’s $315-billion IT industry faces a structural shift as AI boosts productivity but puts pressure on pricing, revenue and entry-level hiring. Clients are demanding more output for less, while spending shifts towards AI, cloud and in-house capabilities.
These large-caps have ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos and an upside potential of over 20%
In times like these, the market will have its green and red days. What matters, however, is not the colour of a single day, but the things underneath it: The central bank, the fund flows, and, above all, corporate earnings. Watch those, stay patient, and forget the daily noise.
Zee5 launches Clips with Google Cloud to turn movies, shows into AI-powered short videos
Zee5 has launched an AI-driven feature called Clips to enhance content discovery through short videos. This feature processes long-form content by extracting engaging moments and converting them into vertical videos. Users can easily transition from these Clips to full-length movies or shows for a complete viewing experience. The collaboration with Google Cloud emphasizes the use of advanced technology for automating content packaging at scale.
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Philip Morris India and Litterati collaborate to address littering through evidence-based solutions
Philip Morris India has launched a 12-month anti-littering initiative in Delhi with Litterati. This project aims to analyze littering patterns using community science and AI technology. Insights will help implement targeted solutions for waste management and behavior change in identified areas. Previous anti-littering efforts included a successful campaign that removed substantial waste from public spaces. The initiative aligns with the Swachh Bharat Mission's goals for cleaner urban environments.
Sumitomo Corp picks up 49% stake in Hero group unit
Sumitomo Corporation has acquired a 49% stake in a Hero Future Energies project vehicle that will develop a 500 MW wind-solar-battery project in Karnataka’s Bidar district, while HFE will retain 51%. The partnership strengthens Sumitomo’s renewable energy presence in India and supports HFE’s wider 10 GW development pipeline.
BIRC 2026 to focus on boosting rice-milling margins as India's rice economy scales up
The Bharat International Rice Conference 2026 will focus on improving profitability in India’s rice-milling industry, which processes a crop with an indicative wholesale value of about ₹6 lakh crore annually.
5 stocks with consistent score improvement and upside potential of up to 32% in 1 year, according to analysts
For the next few weeks, the markets will readjust as business updates, which have started to arrive, and the Q2 earnings numbers roll in. Companies whose earnings are dependent on the monsoon or the festive season or oil will see a reset by analysts. So, will the market be volatile?
Gen X could be your biggest 'workforce advantage' not 'forgotten generation' - Here’s how employers can re-engage them
Generation X employees, born between 1965 and 1980, form a crucial part of the workforce today. While they are loyal and experienced, many feel undervalued and disengaged in their roles. Employers have an opportunity to enhance job satisfaction through recognition and meaningful engagements. Providing mentorship and promoting well-being can help improve their overall work experience. Companies must acknowledge the importance of Gen X contributions to not overlook their potential benefits.
The business case for climate action
The former IKEA CEO and Earthshot Prize chair argues that climate change and nature loss have become immediate business risks, not future concerns, amid geopolitical tensions, volatile energy prices, supply-chain disruptions and extreme weather.
The debate is settling, the business is moving. Time to look at a larger set? 9 sugar-ethanol ecosystem stocks for the watchlist
A new fuel programme is not an easy thing to implement. And it sparks intense debate. Ethanol, for instance, has taken over two decades to reach some scale, and it has been dogged by controversies. But the noise is now dying down as it meets targets that were said to be impossible to achieve. Check out Stock Reports Plus, powered by Refinitiv, for price targets of over 4,000 listed stocks along with detailed company analysis focusing on five key components – earnings, fundamentals, relative valuation, risk, and price momentum – to generate standardised scores. SR+ Reports is a complimentary offering to ETPrime members.
OpenAI's Sam Altman says AI benefits warrant accepting some risks
OpenAI Chief Executive Sam Altman said the benefits of artificial intelligence justify accepting some risks and argued the technology should remain broadly accessible to the public "
SoftBank’s Masayoshi Son has rare cautionary note on AI safety
In a recent statement, Masayoshi Son underscored the critical importance of international unity in managing the safety risks associated with advanced AI technologies. As AI grows increasingly capable, apprehensions about the dangers in unrestricted environments intensify. The White House is at the forefront of a collaborative initiative involving 17 countries aimed at enhancing AI for scientific exploration.
ET Alpha Wealth Summit 2.0: Date, venue, speakers, agenda and registration
The ET Alpha Wealth Summit 2.0 set to be held on October 8 at ITC Maratha in Mumbai. Leading investment experts will convene to discuss trends affecting capital flows and investment strategies. Keynote speeches and panel discussions will cover topics such as alternative assets, structured debt, and family office investment frameworks. The summit aims to provide insights into evolving wealth creation methodologies and the role of technology in investing.
Can nuclear reactors really travel by truck? The tiny power plants raising huge questions about cost, safety and security
For decades, nuclear power has been associated with enormous plants, complex infrastructure and large cooling systems. A new generation of microreactors is trying to change that picture. These reactors are designed to be small enough to move. Some could fit into containers that can be transported by truck, cargo plane or ship. Their output would be much smaller than that of a conventional nuclear plant.
In 2015, Bill Gates backed a Seattle-based company that turned human waste into drinking water and Electricity. Now it has secured $500 million from investors, and earns nearly $100 million a year
The Omniprocessor, developed by the Seattle-based Janicki Bioenergy with support from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, came to the limelight in 2015, when it successfully transformed human waste into drinking water and electricity. Capable of processing up to 14 tonnes of waste daily, the innovative system separates water and dry waste, burns the latter for energy, and generates clean, healthy water, ready for consumption.
Navigating the future of connectivity and security: A guide to the Suraksha Pillar at IMC 2026
The India Mobile Congress 2026, taking place from October 7 to 10, emphasizes the Suraksha venue, dedicated to advancing digital infrastructure, next-gen connectivity, and robust cybersecurity. Attendees will benefit from various sessions including panels on spectrum management and satellite communications, culminating in an insightful summit on cybersecurity led by prominent industry leaders.
UN climate chief hails India's Green Energy Corridor-III, says grid strengthening will deliver "big dividends"
India’s Rs 1.86 lakh crore Green Energy Corridor Phase-III has won backing from the UN’s top climate official, who said stronger grids and battery storage could boost energy security, jobs and economic growth. The scheme aims to enable evacuation of about 135 GW of renewable power, deploy 50 GWh of battery storage and support India’s 500 GW non-fossil capacity target for 2030.
Sashakt: Expanding Opportunities Charting the Course for Digital Inclusion at India Mobile Congress 2026
The India Mobile Congress 2026 revolves around the innovative theme 'Scale Without Boundaries,' aiming to address the necessity for equitable digital access and groundbreaking connectivity methods. Over a four-day period, engaging sessions will delve into topics like autonomous networks and the role of AI in telecommunications, featuring insights from influential figures in the industry and global policymakers.
Lord’s Mark secures MHRA registration for dialysis device, plans UK expansion
Lord's Mark Industries Limited has successfully secured regulatory registration from the MHRA for its innovative haemodialysis machine, paving the way for its expansion in the UK's healthcare technology sector. With plans to commence exports in January 2027 and potentially establish its own dialysis centres, this milestone signifies a crucial step towards creating a comprehensive renal-care ecosystem, manufactured by Renalyx Health Systems Pvt. Ltd. for both institutional and home usage.
Keralam targets 100 percentage renewable energy by 2040
Keralam aims to meet its entire electricity demand through renewable energy by 2040. KSEB (Kerala State Electricity Board) and the World Resources Institute (WRI) India, in a joint workshop, discussed the state's rising power requirements and measures to increase the share of renewable energy in meeting overall demand which would contributed by increasing number of electric vehicles, greater use of air conditioners as temperatures rise and other factors.
Samsung, affiliates commit $1 billion to KKR-backed Helix Digital AI buildout
Samsung Electronics will invest $500 million, while Samsung C&T, Samsung SDS, Samsung SDI, Samsung Life Insurance, and Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance will provide the remaining $500 million.
SiMa AI raises $150 million in funding to advance physical AI technology and robotics
The round was co-led by Fidelity Management & Research Company and Amplify, with participation from Alter Venture Partners, Dell Technologies Capital and StepStone Group, founder and chief executive Krishna Rangasayee told ET. AllianceBernstein, Baron Capital and JPMorgan joined the round as new investors.
Nvidia adds $150 billion to existing share repurchase plan
Nvidia has emerged as one of the biggest beneficiaries of the AI boom, with demand for its pricey chips and related technology powering rapid revenue growth.
India should enhance power grid capacities, dynamic congestion management: Ficci-Nangia report
With electricity demand soaring to 256 GW, India's power grid is under greater strain than ever. A recent white paper from Ficci-Nangia identifies eight critical areas of concern, including frequency and congestion problems. To ensure grid stability, it advocates for the integration of cutting-edge technologies and updates to regulatory policies.
India may need over Rs 4 lakh crore investment in energy storage by FY32: Report
India's transition to renewable energy is expected to demand significant investments in energy storage solutions. By FY32, approximately Rs 4 lakh crore will be needed to meet storage requirements. The current operational storage capacity of 54 GWh will need to expand to 411 GWh. Increasing renewable generation will require complementary technologies like Battery Energy Storage Systems and Pumped Storage Plants.
India working towards developing sixth-generation fighter jets: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh
Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh announced that India is developing sixth-generation fighter jets. He said modern warfare encompasses multiple domains and is not restricted to soldier versus soldier. The minister also said that India successfully conducted a flight trial of a long-range hypersonic missile as well as testing a long-duration scramjet engine.
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