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    A lesson from China’s defence tech

    India needs to prepare for challenges from China's advanced defense technology. China aims to challenge the US and is rapidly developing its military capabilities. India must boost domestic defense production and collaborate with other countries. The focus should be on technological superiority and joint ventures. Government of India needs to involve IT companies and startups in defense research.

    Shiprocket on way to D-Street; Google unleashes AI

    Shiprocket has taken a significant first step towards its public market listing. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.

    Apple's artificial intelligence ambitions for China provoke Washington's resistance

    In recent months, the White House and congressional officials have been scrutinizing Apple's plan to strike a deal with Alibaba to make the Chinese company's AI available on iPhones in China, three people familiar with the deliberations said. They are concerned that the deal would help a Chinese company improve its AI abilities, broaden the reach of Chinese chatbots with censorship limits and deepen Apple's exposure to Beijing laws over censorship and data sharing.

    Delhivery’s modest quarter; US eases chip limits

    Delhivery reported tepid growth and steady improvement in profitability. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.

    BluSmart fleet on the block, HCL-Foxconn semicon JV

    Lenders and lessors are planning to sell EVs on the BluSmart fleet to recover their dues. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.

    India-Pakistan conflict: China 'regrets military actions' by India, says it is concerned after Operation Sindoor

    India-Pakistan conflict: China expressed "regret" over India's strikes on terror camps in Pakistan and PoK after 26 civilians were killed in Pahalgam. Beijing urged both India and Pakistan to remain calm, avoid escalation, and prioritise peace and stability amid rising tensions. It said it was concerned about the current developments.

    The Economic Times
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