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Happy Monday! Zepto going public could put India’s quick commerce space under scrutiny. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.

Indian startups are designing advanced chips for video surveillance. These chips will process artificial intelligence locally on devices. This focus on edge AI is a first step towards a wider automation vision. Companies like Netrasemi, BigEndian, and Sensesemi are developing…

This surge is fueled by companies consolidating to gain scale amidst slowing organic growth. Experts anticipate continued momentum in 2026, with a focus on innovation and managed offerings.

Tata Consultancy Services is preparing for an AI-driven future with a major internal and market reset. The company is shifting from AI pilots to scaled deployments focused on return on investment. TCS aims to become the world’s largest AI-led technology…

Quick commerce platforms, including Swiggy Instamart, Flipkart Minutes, Zepto, BigBasket and Amazon Now, have also started rolling out party-themed sections and targeted deals on soft drinks, snacks, mixers, disposable cups, decoration items and games.

Adani had visited Baramati, the home turf of the Pawar family, in 2022 to attend the inauguration of the Science and Innovation Activity Centre in the town, about 110 km from Pune. The relationship between Pawar and Adani goes back…

Driverless taxis from Alphabet unit Waymo, a ubiquitous feature on the city’s streets, were stuck ⁠at intersections with their hazard lights turned on as traffic lights stopped working following a fire at a PG&E substation that knocked out power to…

Karpathy said he has “never felt this much behind as a programmer,” describing the change in how code is now written, optimised, and deployed. “The profession is being dramatically refactored,” he wrote.

WeWork India, Smartworks, Awfis and IndiQube Spaces are already listed on stock exchanges. Other major players are The Executive Centre, Incuspaze, Simpliwork Offices, Table Space, Urban Vault, 91Springboard, Spring House Workspaces, BHIVE Workspace, 315Work Avenue, The Office Pass and Hanto…

US tech giants are pouring tens of billions into Indian data centres as artificial intelligence use explodes. Microsoft, Amazon, Google and Meta see huge growth in a fast expanding population despite power, water and trade worries. India wants local servers…