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India’s Roblox creator economy is expanding. A new report examines its earnings, jobs and limitations

Millions of people in India play video games, but making a living by creating them is a different challenge. A new report examines how Indian creators use Roblox to make games, sell digital items, and find work. It estimates that Roblox-linked activity added ₹123.9 crore to India’s GDP between 2020 and 2025. The findings offer a look at the money-making opportunities available to creators, along with the limits of this growing market.

Shubh Bhushan is a Tech Content Researcher for Hindustan Times, where he covers consumer technology, gadgets, AI trends, and internet culture through research-driven digital content. Before this, he spent over two years at MySmartPrice as an Assistant – Testing Labs & Content Producer, working closely on smartphone testing, performance benchmarking, video scripting, and shooting product B-rolls for reviews and feature stories. He also worked as an Analyst at Cognizant, an experience that helped shape his detail-oriented and analytical...

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IFS Unleashed - How Eight Group uses AI up ladders and down elevator shafts

Maintenance workers are a core part of the workforce at IFS customers — the vendor specializes in asset-intensive industries, ranging from aerospace, energy and telecoms to manufacturing, construction and transportation, and those assets need to be maintained. So what better flagship customer for its new Resolve application than a fast-growing facilities

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Kaspersky Report Reveals Cyber Risks Facing APAC SMBs in 2026

The leading cybersecurity vendor warns about the most damaging consequences of cyber-attacks, uncovers the primary motives of threat actors, and reveals which departments are most frequently targeted. Findings from the new global survey of small- and medium‑size businesses (SMBs), including those in APAC, underscore the growing need for advanced

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India’s ₹14.7 Lakh crore IT opportunity: Where enterprise infrastructure spending is headed

By Sunil Arora, Chairman & Managing Director, ABS India For most of the last two decades, IT budgets in India were treated as a cost to be contained. That assumption is quietly falling apart. Gartner expects Indian organisations to spend more than $176 billion on IT during 2026, close to

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You would not use a Ferrari for the school run. Why are you doing it for AI?

Not everyone owns a Ferrari, but I’m sure those who do rarely use it to pick their children up from school. It is less energy-efficient, not as safe or spacious and may garner unwanted attention. The analogy is simple: in AI, you do not always need the most powerful

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IFS Unleashed - How Eight Group uses AI up ladders and down elevator shafts

Kaspersky Report Reveals Cyber Risks Facing APAC SMBs in 2026

India’s ₹14.7 Lakh crore IT opportunity: Where enterprise infrastructure spending is headed

You would not use a Ferrari for the school run. Why are you doing it for AI?