Jayesh Shinde

Mumbai, Southern Asia

Executive Editor at Digit

Executive Editor @digitindia @skoar ex-@indiatimes @pcworld_in. Anti-Bon vivant. Tolkien admirer. Foodie. Gamer. Manchester United fan.

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Elon Musk vs Trump: Impact on Tesla, SpaceX, and Musk’s tech empire

2 days ago | digit.in | Jayesh Shinde

When Elon Musk officially entered the Trump administration as head of Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) in January 2025, it felt like a natural progression of their campaign trail relationship. Where Silicon Valley’s most mercurial (and also visionary) entrepreneur joined hands with Washington’s most unpredictable president. Fast-forward to not even six months later in June 2025, and that alliance lies in catastrophic ruins.
World Environment Day: 5 Tech-Powered Conservation Wins in Assam

3 days ago | digit.in | Jayesh Shinde

I wasn’t tramping through Kaziranga’s grasslands when I first heard about Assam’s tech-powered conservation efforts. Tucked behind my laptop screen, I stumbled upon Balipara Foundation’s work while researching a World Environment Day feature. Even through secondhand reports and emailed summaries, it was clear how digital tools – drones, solar fences, satellites, camera traps, and community training – are quietly reshaping the coexistence of wildlife and human settlements.
Snowflake’s new AI agents aim to democratize data analytics: Here’s how

4 days ago | digit.in | Jayesh Shinde

Managers of data warehouses of big and small companies realise this sooner or later, that having vast tables of numbers and text means almost nothing if you can’t turn them into something useful. If businesses can’t use data to derive actionable insight, everything from efficiency to success is undermined in the long run. In the age of AI, Snowflake wants to fix that with new solutions that include a brand new AI agent.
Stuffcool Maverick Mini 20,000mAh Powerbank: Price, features, verdict

5 days ago | digit.in | Jayesh Shinde

I don’t know about you, but there’s something deeply satisfying about watching a dwindling phone battery tick upward – especially when you’re far from a power outlet. And that’s how it went for a fortnight, tethered as I was on most occasions only to a palm-sized chunk of plastic called the StuffCool Maverick Mini.
Microsoft-Yotta to power IndiaAI Mission, where Shakti Cloud meets Azure AI

1 week ago | digit.in | Jayesh Shinde

Microsoft and Yotta have quietly struck a deal that, even after removing all hyperbole, addresses a very real gap in India’s AI landscape. By combining Azure AI’s rich library of large- and small-language models, ML Studio, GitHub Copilot and the rest with Yotta’s Shakti Cloud – India’s first sovereign GPU-backed compute platform – they’re bolstering the backbone for low-latency, data-sovereign AI services across various industry sectors, from farming to fintech and beyond.
Broadcast Revolution: How India’s First D2M Phone Aims To Redefine Mobile Reach

2 weeks ago | digit.in | Jayesh Shinde

When Lava and Tejas Networks unveiled India’s first Direct-to-Mobile (D2M) feature phone, they weren’t simply launching another budget handset – they were lighting the fuse on a telecommunications revolution. Imagine nearly half a billion Indians – some still tethered to 2G, many beyond reliable data coverage – suddenly able to watch live TV, receive educational programs, and get critical emergency alerts directly to their pockets, all without spending a rupee on mobile data.
Sam Altman and Jony Ive are cooking the future of AI gadgets: What does this mean?

2 weeks ago | digit.in | Jayesh Shinde

From the beige boxes of the late ’90s to the scintillating aluminum and glass of today, I’ve seen our devices evolve from mere tools to extensions of ourselves. We’ve gone from lugging around chunky desktop towers to slipping elegant slabs of silicon into our back pockets. Yet, for all that progress, the fundamental shape of personal computing has remained all too familiar – with screens, keyboards, touch surfaces, and cameras.
From India to the World: Mukti’s journey from Concept to PS5 Trailer

2 weeks ago | digit.in | Jayesh Shinde

There’s a moment in every independent game’s lifecycle when the late-night whiteboard sessions, endless bouts of coffee, and sleepless coding marathons lead to something tangible – an actual glimpse of the game that players will soon hold in their hands. For underDOGS Studio and their much-anticipated adventure, Mukti, that moment arrived on May 21, 2025, with the unveiling of the game’s first gameplay trailer.
AI Factories to Agentic Web: NVIDIA and Microsoft’s vision for Future of AI

2 weeks ago | digit.in | Jayesh Shinde

Somewhere between the sensational presentation slides of Jensen Huang’s Computex 2025 keynote and the low-code demos at Microsoft Build, I had a moment. Not a eureka exactly, but more like a sense of standing at a fork in the road where the future of AI diverges, yet somehow still loops back to the same destination. One path, paved with NVIDIA’s hardware wizardry, looks like a gleaming factory floor.
Operation CyberShakti: Indian vigilante hackers’ cyber attack on Pakistan govt websites?

4 weeks ago | digit.in | Jayesh Shinde

HIGHLIGHTS Operation CyberShakti is a self-proclaimed cyber attack on Pakistan's digital infrastructure Alleged Indian cybersleuths are taking credit for bringing down and gaining unauthorised access to multiple Pakistan public, government and military websites The vigilante group behind Operation CyberShakti warn of more cyber attacks against Pakistan Away from the ongoing military action that’s headlining the India-Pak conflict, of which Operation Sindoor is the official Indian name,...