Supreeth Koundinya

Bangalore

Technology Journalist at AIM ·

I write about tech @igeeksblog @guidingtech @alphr @gadgetstouse | Learning product design

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Anthropic Releases New Research Feature for Claude

1 week ago | analyticsindiamag.com | Supreeth Koundinya

Anthropic, the AI startup behind the Claude family of models, announced on Tuesday a new ‘Research’ feature. This feature searches multiple sources of information – both internal and external web sources- to deliver comprehensive answers. “This approach delivers thorough answers, complete with easy-to-check citations so you can trust Claude’s findings,” stated Anthropic in a blog post.
New Training Methods to Save Apple Intelligence?

1 week ago | analyticsindiamag.com | Supreeth Koundinya

Apple is introducing new methods to train and improve the performance of its Apple Intelligence features, the company announced in a blog post on Monday. The Cupertino giant employs synthetic data to enhance Apple Intelligence’s features that handle long text chunks for summarisation or writing. It says the process will be improved further. For example, in the case of emails, it begins with Apple generating artificial mails that mimic real ones but contain no user information.
AMD Announces First Chip With TSMC’s 2nm Node

1 week ago | analyticsindiamag.com | Supreeth Koundinya

AMD on Monday announced the next generation of EPYC processors, claiming it to be the first HPC product in the industry built on TSMC’s 2-nanometer technology. Codenamed ‘Venice’, the processor is on track to be launched next year. Additionally, the company announced that it will manufacture its fifth-generation EPYC CPU products at TSMC’s new facility in Arizona. Based on the Zen 5 architecture, AMD’s fifth-generation EPYC CPUs were launched last month.
Explore bp's Energy Tech Future at ‘Physical meets Digital’ Event in Bengaluru

1 week ago | analyticsindiamag.com | Supreeth Koundinya

Global energy giant bp is set to host an event titled ‘Physical Meets Technology’ on Friday, April 25th, at The Leela Bhartiya City Hotel in Bengaluru. This event, in partnership with AIM Media House, offers a unique opportunity to explore the cutting-edge science, engineering, and digital technologies that drive BP’s global businesses.
Tata Communications’ Vayu Redefines the Future of Intelligent Enterprise | AIM Media House

1 week ago | analyticsindiamag.com | Supreeth Koundinya

The future of enterprise IT is shifting toward unified platforms—designed to eliminate silos, reduce operational complexity, and provide a seamless foundation for AI-driven innovation. Organisations today struggle with fragmented infrastructure, disconnected data pipelines, and inefficiencies in scaling AI workloads.
‘Attention is All You Need’ Author Suggests LLMs ‘Reflect’ in Pre-Training

1 week ago | analyticsindiamag.com | Supreeth Koundinya

Essential AI, a startup founded by Ashish Vaswani—co-author of the landmark ‘Attention Is All You Need’ paper that introduced transformers—released a study a few weeks ago, titled ‘Rethinking Reflection in Pre-Training’. The research reveals that an AI model’s capacity for self-reflection on its reasoning arises during pre-training itself, rather than through fine-tuning or reinforcement learning, as is often perceived.
DeepSeek to Open Source its Inference Engine

1 week ago | analyticsindiamag.com | Supreeth Koundinya

Chinese AI lab DeepSeek on Monday announced its intention to open-source its inference engine. To achieve this, the company is “collaborating closely” with existing open-source projects and frameworks. Previously, when the company planned to open-source its inference engine, it identified challenges such as significant codebase divergence from the original framework, extensive infrastructure dependencies, and a limited capacity to maintain a large-scale public project.
Will AI PCs Conquer the Enterprise Market?

1 week ago | analyticsindiamag.com | Supreeth Koundinya

In September last year, American research firm Gartner predicted that by 2026, AI-enabled PCs would occupy 100% of the enterprise market. While this was a bold claim, a recent survey from IDC, in collaboration with AMD, revealed that various industries were indeed moving in this direction. The IDC report focused on adopting AI PCs equipped with Microsoft’s Copilot+, a suite of AI features that can operate on local hardware without relying on cloud and online services.
Google Has Had Two Years to ‘Kill’ Perplexity — and it Hasn’t, Says CEO Aravind Srinivas | AIM Media House

1 week ago | analyticsindiamag.com | Supreeth Koundinya

AI startup valuations and revenues are going through the roof – yet there’s a persistent concern that tech giants wielding frontier models will eventually muscle into their territory. Even as founders remain optimistic about their companies’ futures, spectators on the internet have often ‘killed’ startups through their self-proclaimed verdicts. Few understand this tension better than Aravind Srinivas, CEO of Perplexity, which was recently valued at $9 billion.
Google Has Had Two Years to ‘Kill’ Perplexity — and it Hasn’t: Aravind Srinivas | Flipboard

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Supreeth Koundinya

19 hours agoAnalysts have predicted that U.S. prices of iPhones could skyrocket due to Trump’s tariffs on China, the main manufacturer of the devices. Tech giant Apple chartered cargo flights to ferry 600 tons of iPhones, or as many as 1.5 million, to the United States from India, after it stepped up production …