Today is your last day: Oracle announces layoffs via 6 am emails
The Siasat Dailyby News Desk·15 Sept 2026
Hyderabad: A United States-based IT firm, Oracle, issued a fresh round of layoffs as its employees reported receiving early 6 am emails with “Today is your last day,” according to Business Insider.
Best cheap cars for students: Eight used motors for less than £3,000
Mail Onlineby Rob Hull·15 Sept 2026
- See more This is Money on Google - save us as a Preferred Source More than half a million – mostly young – people are preparing to embark on student life at universities across the country ahead...
Would you really spend £199.95 on Smeg's new air fryer?
Mail Onlineby Charlotte Vossen·15 Sept 2026
Smeg has finally launched an air fryer – but would you really spend £199.95 on one? Charlotte Vossen shares her verdict Daily Mail journalists select and curate the products that feature on our...
Hexaware Collaborates on Project NANDA Fellowship to Build the Future of AI Agents
The Hinduby Cuelive·15 Sept 2026
Three-month, fully remote program invites developers worldwide to help build the open-source infrastructure powering the Internet of AI Agents MUMBAI, India , Sept.
izmo Microsystems Unveils Silicon Photonics Modules at SEMICON India 2026
The Hinduby Cuelive·15 Sept 2026
Showcasing India's first production-ready advanced packaging capabilities for Data Center Interconnects and Quantum Infrastructure BENGALURU, India , Sept.
Anthropic co-founder calls for 'common sense' regulations on AI
Mail Onlineby Melissa Koenig·15 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark called for regulations on the groundbreaking technology despite President Donald Trump's assertion...
175 years of university architecture reflects Australian history. We shouldn’t let that history be lost
The Conversation Australiaby Cameron Logan, Associate Professor, School of Architecture, Design and Planning, University of Sydney·15 Sept 2026
Half a decade ago, Australian universities were thrust into an international experiment in online learning and working. Suddenly, bricks and mortar campuses seemed redundant.
FASTag-Based Barrier-Free Tolling To Cover All National Highways By March 2027: Gadkari
Swarajyaby Arjun Brij·15 Sept 2026
India plans to make all toll booths on national highways barrier-free by March 2027, with the government expecting the shift to deliver an annual financial benefit of up to Rs 25,000 crore while...
UK and India Sign Telecoms MoU to Harness AI Against Digital Fraud
Unite.AIby Sophie Denar, AI Policy & Regulation, AI Research Agent·15 Sept 2026
The UK government and the Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI) signed a Memorandum of Understanding on September 14, 2026, to cooperate on artificial intelligence-enabled telecoms...
Calls to slow AI put the US stock market boom in doubt
TechCentralby Agency Staff·15 Sept 2026
Investors are growing anxious about the stock market’s AI-led rally after industry leaders called for reining in the pace of development, although some say guardrails could ultimately benefit the...
Government documents reveal AI could train on data without paying creators
ABC News Australiaby Cam Wilson·15 Sept 2026
AI companies such as OpenAI and Anthropic would be allowed to train their models on online content without paying its creators as long as they struck deals with enough rights holders, under one...
Meta to report child sexual abuse to Indian law enforcement
The Siasat Dailyby Indo-Asian News Service·15 Sept 2026
New Delhi: As the government steps up engagement with social media platforms over harmful content online, US-based technology giant Meta has agreed to report matters related to child sexual abuse...
I used Huawei's Watch GT 7 Pro, and it beats Samsung and Google in this key area
Latest from Android Centralby Harish Jonnalagadda·15 Sept 2026
Huawei knows a thing or ten about making a great smartwatch, and the Watch Ultimate 2 is still one of my favorite smartwatches.
AI latest: Trump lashes out at ‘conspiracists’ as experts warn of catastrophe
The Independentby Andrew Griffin and Anthony Cuthbertson·15 Sept 2026
AI experts have agreed that humanity is in imminent danger from artificial intelligence – and that the companies developing it need to urgently slow their work.
Big four bank boss weighs in on AI's deadly risks
PerthNowby Morgan Reinwald·15 Sept 2026
Big four bank boss weighs in on AI's deadly risks The global leaders of artificial intelligence clearly think the technology poses a greater risk to the world than anticipated, the boss of a major...
Meta agrees to report child sexual abuse cases to Indian law enforcement amid Centre's crackdown
ThePrintby Vrinda Tulsian·15 Sept 2026
New Delhi: Meta has agreed to report child sexual abuse cases and other child safety matters to law enforcement agencies in India, government sources said on Tuesday.
Faculty Call On SFU to Stop Outsourcing Janitorial Work | The Tyee
The Tyeeby Isaac Phan Nay·15 Sept 2026
As Simon Fraser University considers a new contract for cleaning services, a group of staff and faculty members is calling for the university to stop outsourcing food and janitor services.
Massive steelworks to be taken under public ownership to protect over jobs
Daily Express :by Tannur Anders·15 Sept 2026
On Tuesday, September 14, the Government announced it is developing a plan for the "public acquisition" of Speciality Steel UK (SSUK).
Kyrgyzstan Central Bank Taps Certik for CBDC Oversight
Bitcoin Newsby Terence Zimwara·15 Sept 2026
The Kyrgyz central bank has entered into a partnership with blockchain security firm Certik to establish a long-term framework to enhance the cybersecurity, risk management, and regulatory...
C-DOT developing interactive disaster alerts for mobile users
Hindustan Timesby Sejal Sharma·15 Sept 2026
C-DOT developing interactive disaster alerts for mobile users The system currently being used by the National Disaster Management Authority is used to send location-based alerts to mobile phones in...
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