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Tesla is reviving its Dojo3 supercomputer around the new AI5 chip, targeting stronger FSD training and a 2026 Cybercab robotaxi launch while still using NVIDIA GPUs.

Tesla is reviving its Dojo3 supercomputer around the new AI5 chip, targeting stronger FSD training and a 2026 Cybercab robotaxi launch while still using NVIDIA GPUs.

Bharat Ke Super Founders has enabled a ₹1.65 crore package for Digital Labour Chowk Rozgar, blending equity and grant capital to scale a digital platform serving India’s daily wage and construction workforce while formalising informal labour at national scale.

India and Israel have signed a Joint Ministerial Declaration to deepen cooperation in fisheries and aquaculture, spanning advanced technologies, sustainable practices, trade facilitation, and new Centres of Excellence to drive blue economy growth and food security.

Bharat Ke Super Founders has enabled a ₹3.5 crore mix of equity and debt funding for Aloe Ecell, a climate-focused startup building 100 percent eco-friendly AA and AAA batteries using aloe vera extract-based electrolytes, targeting India’s massive dry-cell waste problem with scalable, consumer-ready innovation.

Anthropic debuts Claude Cowork for macOS, turning its AI from a developer tool into a desktop productivity assistant with file automation, app integrations, and agent-style workflows for Claude Max subscribers.

OpenAI debuts ChatGPT Translate, a contextual AI translation tool, just as Meta’s new WhatsApp rules force the shutdown of general-purpose AI bots, affecting over 50 million users and rivals like Perplexity AI, Luzia, and Poke. Regulators in the EU, Italy, and Brazil are now examining Meta’s policy shift.

Emversity raises $30M led by Premji Invest to bridge the gap between education and employability in India’s higher education system.

Mumbai-based proptech startup Truva has raised $9 million (₹78 crore) in equity and venture debt from Stellaris Venture Partners, Orios Venture Partners, Stride Ventures, and prominent angels to scale its TruIQ-powered resale housing platform beyond Mumbai into Delhi-NCR and Bengaluru, after facilitating over ₹500 crore in transactions.

Mumbai-based proptech startup Truva has raised $9 million (₹78 crore) in equity and venture debt from Stellaris Venture Partners, Orios Venture Partners, Stride Ventures, and prominent angels to scale its TruIQ-powered resale housing platform beyond Mumbai into Delhi-NCR and Bengaluru, after facilitating over ₹500 crore in transactions.