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Nida Khan in TCS Nashik case: Designation disputed, pregnancy cited for bail, police deploy four teams in ongoing manhunt
TCS says Nida Khan was a process associate not HR manager as police seek her arrest in Nashik case and her advocate confirms anticipatory bail citing pregnancy.
Can Kyndryl (NYSE: KD) rebuild trust before its next earnings catalyst?
Kyndryl (NYSE: KD) faces a crucial earnings catalyst. Read what the selloff, AI push, and control issues mean for investors now.
CoreWeave lands Anthropic after Meta expansion, and suddenly the AI cloud race looks tighter
CoreWeave has signed Anthropic to a multi-year AI cloud deal. Read why the agreement matters for CRWV, competitors, debt risk, and AI infrastructure strategy.
Infosys (INFY) is chasing the messy middle of enterprise AI and Harness may be the missing piece
Infosys Limited and Harness are targeting enterprise AI software delivery bottlenecks. Read what the deal means for modernization, governance, and INFY stock.
Visa (NYSE: V) is moving deeper into AI commerce, but what exactly changed for merchants and payment enablers?
Visa Inc. unveils Intelligent Commerce Connect to power AI-driven shopping. Read how this could reshape merchants, payments, and agentic commerce.
How Coastal Measures is turning fragmented shoreline data into an enterprise decision platform
Coastal Measures has raised $1.2 million to expand CUMULUS, its AI coastal data platform. Read why this could reshape risk and infrastructure decisions.
LandBridge (NYSE: LB) and PowerBridge seal 2 GW data center campus deal in West Texas as AI-driven land monetisation accelerates
LandBridge and PowerBridge target a 2 GW data center campus in West Texas. Here is what the Alpha Digital Campus deal means for investors and the AI infrastructure race. Read more.
Iran follows through on US tech threat with strike on Amazon Web Services in Bahrain
Iran's IRGC struck Amazon Web Services in Bahrain on April 1 after threatening 18 US tech firms, marking a new escalation in the Gulf conflict. Dubai denied an Oracle strike.
When cloud meets conflict: What the Gulf drone strikes mean for Amazon Web Services
Drone strikes damage Amazon Web Services data centers in UAE and Bahrain. Explore what this means for Amazon.com, Inc. and global cloud risk.
Amazon cloud goes dark in UAE after data center struck during Iran missile offensive
Amazon Web Services reports UAE data center struck by objects, causing fire and multi-zone outage in Middle East Central 1 region amid Iran Gulf attacks.