India Technology News - 21 August 2026

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India Technology News - 21 August 2026

The latest technology news from India includes IBM CEO Arvind Krishna discussing a significant letter that impacted IBM's stock, a 10-year-old inventor Hsu Ting-wei winning a Silicon Valley award for an AI electronic nose, Canadian wildfires affecting solar power generation with a notable financial loss, and Mark Zuckerberg purchasing a Gothic castle in Ireland for Meta's international headquarters.

1. IBM CEO Arvind Krishna on his letter that ‘shocked’ business world, sent company's stock over 25 percent

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IBM CEO Arvind Krishna on his letter that ‘shocked’ business world, sent company's stock over 25 percent

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2. Meet 10-year-old Hsu Ting-wei, winner of top Silicon Valley invention award, for building an AI 'electron

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Meet 10-year-old Hsu Ting-wei, winner of top Silicon Valley invention award, for building an AI 'electron

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3. In 2023, Canadian wildfires cut solar power generation by 6.38 TWh across North America and Europe, causing an estimated $1.9 billion loss - The Times of India

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In 2023, Canadian wildfires cut solar power generation by 6.38 TWh across North America and Europe, causing an estimated $1.9 billion loss - The Times of India

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4. As John Ternus takes over as Apple CEO, company 'fires' an entire VR development team, working on a Visio

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As John Ternus takes over as Apple CEO, company 'fires' an entire VR development team, working on a Visio

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5. Mark Zuckerberg buys Gothic castle in Ireland, Meta's international headquarters, for $35 million

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Mark Zuckerberg buys Gothic castle in Ireland, Meta's international headquarters, for $35 million

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6. Micron CEO Sanjay Mehrotra's 'reminder' to everyone investing in AI and calling it 'big': Right now, ther

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7. Gates Foundation makes landmark 10-year donation of $540 million to University of Washington with the aim

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8. Can human urine help make rocket fuel and support EV battery technology? Scientists develop new way to tu

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