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TRAI September 2026 Report
India’s wireless subscriber base crossed 1.30 billion
Jio: Added 2.71 million users
Airtel: Added 2.69 million users
BSNL: Added over 625,000 users
Vi: Added around 550,000 users
By 2028, India aims to launch a smartphone that is 100% indigenously designed, manufactured, and branded
Tata Electronics has engaged six customers for its upcoming semiconductor fabrication plant in Dholera, Gujarat, as it builds demand ahead of full operations.
According to Reuters, China’s AI Bubble Has Already Burst
China’s AI and semiconductor stocks have lost around $480 billion in market value, with the STAR 50 index plunging 40% in less than four months
Microsoft is offering voluntary buyouts to around 60,000 employees (roughly a quarter of its ~223,000 global workforce as of mid-2026)
Anthropic warns that advanced AI could become a catastrophic threat to humanity if it becomes too powerful, acts against human interests, or becomes difficult to control.
Samsung’s upcoming Exynos 2700 reportedly scored 20% higher than Qualcomm’s latest Snapdragon chip in internal multi-core tests, with similar gaming performance
It may power the Galaxy S27 series in 2027, using Samsung’s 2nm process. Real-world performance and battery efficiency remain to be tested
Tata Electronics plans to expand manufacturing beyond iPhone casings into advanced components like glass-based enclosures and specialised metal parts for Apple in India.
Via ET
iPhone Duo could become one of the hottest-selling smartphones right now
Demand is high, supply is limited, and Apple is continuously ramping up production
However, the real test will begin once supply catches up with demand
Can the iPhone Duo maintain its momentum and remain a best-selling phone over the next six months?
That’s the big question
Global PC shipments fell 21% year-on-year to 57 million units, according to Counterpoint Research
Rising RAM, storage and component prices are making PCs more expensive and weakening demand
Lenovo remained the market leader, followed by HP and Dell
Apple and ASUS performed better than most major brands
Counterpoint forecasts a further 27% decline in Q4 2026
Bose has acquired Skullcandy, but the brand is not going anywhere
Skullcandy will continue operating as a separate brand
The deal could bring Bose’s audio expertise to Skullcandy’s affordable headphones and earbuds
TSMC is exploring ways to reduce its reliance on rare-earth materials in factory equipment amid China's export controls





