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Upgrade TV sound in small rooms with five soundbars from boAt, Philips, Samsung, Sony and Bose, compared for bass, dialogue and connectivity.

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boAt Aavante 2.2 1400, 140W Signature Sound Built-in Subwoofer, 2.2CH, Multiple Ports, EQ Modes, Remote Control, Bluetooth Sound bar, Home Theatre Soundbar Speaker (Premium Black)View Details

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PHILIPS TAB4319 Soundbar: 2.1 Channel 80W Wired Subwoofer, Deep Bass – Bluetooth, HDMI ARC & Multiple ConnectivityView Details

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Samsung 150 W Dolby Digital Bluetooth Soundbar (HW-T42E/XL, Black, 2.1 Channel)View Details

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Sony HT-S100F 2.0 Ch Dolby Audio Soundbar with Bass Reflex Speaker for deep Bass, Bluetooth Wireless Audio with LDAC,S-Force Front Sound, HDMI ARC & Optical Connectivity, Slim DesignView Details

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Sophos launches AI defense to expose shadow AI and secure AI use in real time

Sophos announced the general availability of Sophos AI Defense, which finds the AI tools employees and applications are using, including the ones security teams never approved, and enforces policy wherever they run. Every AI tool an organisation can’t see is a potential gap in confidentiality, integrity, and availability. Delivered

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Beyond cloud capacity: India’s next AI advantage

By Vijay Kasi, Partner, Kearney and Abhinav Priyanshu, Senior Operations Manager, Kearney India is entering a new phase of AI readiness. Microsoft’s latest Hyderabad cloud region adds another local deployment option for cloud and AI workloads. AWS, Google Cloud and Oracle already have established India footprints. Together, these investments

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The task trap: Why AI's biggest promise has nothing to do with speed

Every week, another headline celebrates how AI made some task faster. A developer wrote code 55% faster. A marketer generated a first-draft blog post in minutes. A product manager summarized a 200-page requirements document in seconds. These are real numbers. But they are the wrong numbers to celebrate. Chief Growth

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Gartner Warns of $3.5 Trillion AI Infrastructure Write-Down Risk

More than $3.5 trillion of AI infrastructure spending could be exposed to impairment by the end of 2030, if AI providers continue their current pace of capital spending, according to Gartner, Inc., a business and technology insights company. “In 2026, AI providers are expected to spend nearly $1 trillion

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Sophos launches AI defense to expose shadow AI and secure AI use in real time

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Gartner Warns of $3.5 Trillion AI Infrastructure Write-Down Risk