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Bengaluru vendor’s AI training setup sparks online debate:

Cybersecurity & AI, News /

A vegetable vendor in Bengaluru wearing an iPhone strapped to his forehead has sparked widespread curiosity and debate on social media after a viral video claimed he was helping train artificial intelligence (AI) systems while continuing his daily work. The unusual setup left many users surprised, while also triggering discussions about emerging AI-related jobs and how real-world human activity is being used in developing intelligent systems.

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Engg college to open Al and robotics lab

Beyond Bengaluru, News /

The Sahyadri College of Engineering & Management, in association with Mphasis Foundation, will inaugurate the Mphasis Al and Robotics Lab on its campus on Friday.

The lab will be inaugurated by MC Sudhakar, minister for higher education, government of Karnataka. Principal SS Injaganeri told reporters on Thursday, that the programme will also be attended by S Vidyashankar, vice-chancellor of Visvesvaraya

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GCCs are the patent factories driving global innovation

KDEM, News /

It was at a time when labour costs were competitive, engineering talent was available, and the execution-heavy work could travel across time zones without much friction.

What nobody quite anticipated was that the city, and the country, would eventually become a place where the world’s most sophisticated companies now choose to build. Nearly four decades on, TI has filed patents out of Bengaluru every single year since that founding.

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GCCs in India: The story so far

GCC, News /

India’s global capability centre (GCC) ecosystem has become a major employment and economic driver, according to commerce and industry minister Piyush Goyal, who likened it to ‘work from home in a new fashion’.

Speaking at the ASSOCHAM India Business Reform Summit 2026, Goyal said multinational companies accelerated their shift towards India after the COVID-19 pandemic demonstrated that large-scale operations could be managed remotely.

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BHIVE Expands Whitefield Footprint with 3000+ Seat at Concorde Econex Campus

Industry News, News /

BHIVE, India’s campus coworking company, strengthens its footprint in Whitefield with the launch of its second campus at Concorde Econex. Located at a 2-min drive from the Seetharam Palya Metro Station, the Grade A campus spans approximately 1.4 lakh sq. ft. across a G + 6 structure and is designed to accommodate over 3,000+ seats making it a massive new hub for startups, large enterprises, GCCs and growing teams. With this launch, BHIVE continues to expand its footprint through large-format campuses that integrate workspace with lifestyle and community.

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