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Losing a phone does not always mean losing your passkeys. Here is how Google and Apple recovery differ, what a replacement SIM cannot do, and what to check now.
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India’s Deepfake Rules: What Creators and Platforms Must Now Do
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Neo raises $100 million to secure the AI features hiding inside enterprise software
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Demis Hassabis wants a global AI watchdog. The real battle is who sets the rules
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India approves ₹1.28 lakh crore semiconductor expansion. The harder phase begins now
India has approved ₹1.28 lakh crore in fresh semiconductor support. The opportunity is large, but execution now depends on materials, equipment, talent and commercially viable plants.
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