PM Modi to inaugurate golden jubilee celebrations of Prashanti Kutiram in Bengaluru today

Nvidia's ambitious $500 billion AI financing partnership with six major Wall Street firms is facing hurdles, with customers and financial partners seeking a larger financing backstop than the chipmaker's proposed 25%. No deals have emerged so far, and Jensen Huang's exit as CEO adds uncertainty, potentially delaying the first transaction until January.

Ousted Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang had an intimate relationship with a second employee, Reuters reported, days after his resignation following revelations of two other extramarital affairs. The disclosures triggered a board investigation into possible foreign intelligence involvement, while Nvidia appointed finance chief Colette Kress interim CEO. Its shares fell 5.5% Thursday.

Wall Street Stocks broadly felt pressure from a rise in oil prices after President Donald Trump said he’s no longer interested in a deal with Iran to end their war.

Microsoft Outlook still down? Thousands of users across the US and the UK reported issues in accessing Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft 365, Teams, SharePoint and other services on November 12. The company has said that it had begun to restore affected servers and implement mitigations. The number of outage reports has begun to drop from afternoon peaks. Several services are still down.

Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang’s abrupt departure has raised fresh questions about the future of US-China technology ties, as observers weigh the potential fallout from Washington’s policy on advanced AI chip exports to China. The timing is particularly sensitive, with US lawmakers debating an annual defence authorisation bill amid growing calls to tighten restrictions on China’s access to advanced AI chips. Ling Chen, an associate professor of political economy at Johns Hopkins University,...

Jensen Huang's affairs have rocked Nvidia as well as the global artificial intelligence (AI) fraternity. Now Huang is facing a lot questions, especially from the US lawmkers.

Nintendo Black Friday game discounts will offer savings on Nintendo Switch 2 bundles, selected games and digital titles during the holiday shopping season. The Nintendo Switch 2 + Mario Kart World Bundle will cost $499.99. It will save buyers $50. Select Nintendo Switch 2 and Nintendo Switch games will be offered with $20 discounts.