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Greetings from the Digital World! Welcome to today's tech roundup! AI is once again stealing the spotlight. AMD's latest forecast has left investors asking for more, Nvidia has made its first bet on an Indian AI startup, and Apple is bringing smarter AI tools to iPhones. Add to that fresh insights on crypto and graduate hiring, and there's plenty to catch up on.
What’s New Today
AMD's AI outlook fails to excite Wall Street.
NVIDIA invests in Indian startup Sarvam AI.
Fidelity shares its crypto outlook for 2026.
A new report highlights degrees with the strongest job prospects.
Apple Intelligence expands AI across the iPhone experience.
From AI chips and startup funding to crypto trends and career choices, today's stories show how artificial intelligence is quietly reshaping technology, and the way we work, invest and use our devices every day.
AMD posted another strong quarter, driven by surging demand for its AI chips, and expects revenue to touch around $13 billion this quarter. Even so, the forecast fell short of Wall Street's lofty expectations, leaving investors underwhelmed and pushing the stock lower after earnings.
NVIDIA has placed its first bet on an Indian AI startup by investing in Sarvam AI, reflecting growing confidence in the country's AI ecosystem. In another boost for startups, SIDBI has relaxed venture capital funding rules, making it easier for VC firms to raise and deploy capital.
Fidelity says the crypto market is entering a new phase where regulation, institutional investment and stablecoins could play a bigger role than hype. Its 2026 outlook examines the key trends and questions investors should watch as digital assets continue to evolve.
Choosing the right degree can make a big difference in the job market. Investopedia lists business administration, nursing, computer science and accounting among the bachelor's programmes expected to deliver the strongest employment opportunities and long-term career growth over the coming years.
Apple Intelligence brings AI directly into the iPhone experience, helping users write, edit photos, create images and interact with a smarter Siri. The system combines on-device processing with cloud computing to deliver AI features while placing a strong emphasis on protecting user privacy.
