CEOs who speak truthfully about things that impact their companies are rare. Hats off to Jensen Huang and Sam Altman for the courage with which they have spoken, the former about Quantum Computing and the latter about DeepSeek: fool.com/investing/2025… techcrunch.com/2025/01/31/sam…

From around the age of 30, our brains start to shrink, and certain patterns of atrophy are linked to dementia. But it is possible to change how your brain ages. newscientist.com/article/247303…

Gurgaon Real Estate: The House of Cards is on the Edge

Neural networks are stunningly powerful. This is old news: deep learning is state-of-the-art in many fields, like computer vision and natural language processing. (But not everywhere.) Why are neural networks so effective? I'll explain.

Something strange is happening in India Private Equity firms like KKR, Kedaara, Apollo, etc are pouring billions of dollars in Indian schools! But here's why it is weird, schools in India are required to be non profits by law! So why are PE funds investing in them? 1/7

For every 1 kg whey protein (for most brands in India), the total import duties and taxes typically account for approximately 44–50% of the product cost. India is one of the largest milk producer in the world, yet almost 90-95% whey protein in india is imported from Europe and

Every robot you see is a data firehose generating terabytes of chaos. This hidden crisis is the #1 reason robots fail, and it's costing the industry billions. You see hardware, but not the data swamp drowning engineers. In 2025, a quiet revolution is fixing it. Here’s how. 🧵

Our TPUs are headed to space!  Inspired by our history of moonshots, from quantum computing to autonomous driving, Project Suncatcher is exploring how we could one day build scalable ML compute systems in space, harnessing more of the sun’s power (which emits more power than 100

Mechanical principles demonstrated with Lego. 📽: Brick Experiment Channel

Momentous development in Made-in-India medtech. VoxelGrids has built India’s first indigenous MRI scanner. Cheaper to build, more energy-efficient, and designed for Indian hospital realities. Serious engineering depth on display. Personal note: Happy that we featured

When Azad Engineering started, the real challenge wasn't the machinery or the infrastructure—it was credibility. Who would trust critical components to a nobody operating from a shed? Rakesh Chopdar's first 100 calls to potential customers ended in polite rejections. "Send us

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GOOD NEWS 🚨 TESLA'S THIRD PATENT REVEALED THE ENGINEERING SECRET TO SAVE YOUR FSD COMPUTER FROM MELTING WHEN RUNNING FUTURE FSD MODELS 🐳 If you think the limiting factor of your Tesla’s Full Self-Driving computer is just "processing speed," you are missing the invisible

🚨 TESLA & PRINCETON UNIVERSITY PATENTED A "HYBRID" AUDIO ENGINE TO MASTER CAR ACOUSTICS 🎶 How do you create a perfect, audiophile-grade 3D soundstage inside a box made of glass and metal, where sound waves bounce around like ping-pong balls? Usually, the answer is "you

I was doing some computer file clean up recently and came across this picture of Gobind Khorana. I took it when I was in Cambridge, MA for a meeting and, as I did most times when I visited Boston, I made a point of stopping and spending time with Gobind. This was taken

10 of the greatest minds of the last 100+ years ... Were all very deeply influenced by the Upanishads: Sanskrit texts of the late Vedic periods that served as the foundational emergence of the central religious concepts in Hinduism.

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India has proven 2 things the world underestimated: - First, we can build tech infra that a billion+ people actually adopt. UPI & Aadhaar became the benchmark for population-scale tech. - Second, Bharat adopts tech faster than metros when you meet them where they are. UPI usage

In 1944 the U.S. War Department made a training film explaining Frequency Modulation for battlefield communications. Oscilloscopes. Hand-drawn diagrams. Pure first principles. It teaches FM clearer than most modern EE courses.

In 2024, Indian AC makers were so desperate for compressors they airlifted them from foreign suppliers. While India manufactures ~60% of its AC compressors locally vs 15% just 3 years ago, this number hides a brutal reality. Domestic value addition is still as low as 15% -