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July 2026 is drowning Indian viewers in content, making curated lists essential. Sarah Mitchell unveils the 11 must-watch shows, from regional hits to global epics, that truly cut through the noise.
Imagine waiting 14 times longer for your search results. That was the reality for some users of Manticore's Auto Embeddings. A deep dive into the engineering choices that delivered a stunning 14x speed boost for text-to-vector conversion.
Imagine your search results appearing 14 times faster. Manticore Search just achieved this by completely rebuilding its text embedding process, turning slow AI features into lightning-quick insights for developers.
The irony is stark: a European politician, **Stelios Kouloglou**, serving on a committee probing spyware abuses, found his own phone compromised by the infamous Pegasus tool. This isn't just a security breach; it's a direct challenge to democratic oversight and a chilling message to critics.
While Delhi's startup scene thrives, many founders miss crucial global launchpads. The closing of Startup Battlefield Australia applications highlights a broader issue: a reluctance to seek international validation and capital.
Tesla delivered over **480,000** vehicles in Q2, an impressive leap. But as global sales soar, India watches closely. Will this momentum finally bring the electric giant fully into the Indian market, and what hurdles remain?
Imagine AI agents not just writing code, but debugging tricky issues and building features from vague instructions, just like a human senior engineer. Senior SWE-Bench is making it a reality, pushing AI evaluation beyond basic tasks.
Delhi's tech scene is abuzz: Apple's M7 chip, new iPad Pros, and an 'entry-level' MacBook Pro are on the horizon. These aren't just gadgets; they're economic indicators. Discover how these launches could reshape India's premium tech market and what it means for your wallet.
A Y Combinator S25 startup, Manufact, is recruiting a Developer Advocate in San Francisco, even sponsoring visas. For India's booming developer ecosystem, this isn't just another job opening; it's a clear signal of global AI opportunity.
Imagine Delhi's startups finally getting their hands on cutting-edge AI previously out of reach. With export controls on Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5 lifted, India's AI ambitions just got a significant, unexpected tailwind. What does this mean for our tech future?
A routine school commute turned fatal for an 11-year-old in Mumbai's Chembur when a massive tree collapsed onto their bus, injuring five others. This isn't just an accident; it's a stark reminder of urban infrastructure vulnerabilities.
A staggering $1 trillion investment from South Korea aims to cement its lead in AI. By 2028, expect a significant surge in memory chip supply and the commercial rollout of advanced humanoid robots globally. This isn't just about tech; it's about global influence.
