Key PointsNvidia unveiled a massive upgrade to its DRIVE platform last week, which could help almost any car maker in the world produce an autonomous vehicle.
Key PointsNvidia unveiled a massive upgrade to its DRIVE platform last week, which could help almost any car maker in the world produce an autonomous vehicle.
D-Wave Quantum (NYSE: QBTS) is one of the most debated quantum stocks today. I break down why government adoption and Advantage2 could unlock massive upside, and what financial conditions must be met for it to happen.
D-Wave Quantum (NYSE: QBTS) is one of the most debated quantum stocks today. I break down why government adoption and Advantage2 could unlock massive upside, and what financial conditions must be met for it to happen.
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Exclusive: Discovery comes amid growing concern over lax regulation and children being put at risk by rogue operators Circumcision kits have been found on sale on Amazon UK, highlighting lax regulation as concerns grow about deaths and serious harms to baby boys. In December, a UK coroner issued warnings about insufficient circumcision regulation after the death in 2023 of a six-month-old boy, Mohamed Abdisamad, from a streptococcus infection. Continue reading...
Infosys Ltd. raised its annual sales forecast, signaling that a protracted slump in corporate information technology spending is starting to ease. Revenue is now expected to grow 3% to 3.5% in the fiscal year through March 2026 on a constant currency basis, the company said in a statement Wednesday. Previously, the guidance range was 2% to 3%, while analysts on average expect a 3.13% sales increas...
Infosys Ltd. raised its annual sales forecast, signaling that a protracted slump in corporate information technology spending is starting to ease. Revenue is now expected to grow 3% to 3.5% in the fiscal year through March 2026 on a constant currency basis, the company said in a statement Wednesday. Previously, the guidance range was 2% to 3%, while analysts on average expect a 3.13% sales increase Infosys and other Indian software services firms are navigating muted demand in their biggest overseas markets of the US and Europe. Geopolitical tensions as well as elevated interest rates and inflation have weighed on IT spending, prompting Infosys and its rivals to pivot to areas such as artificial intelligence and cloud computing to spur sales. Net income fell 2.3% to 66.54 billion rupees ($737 million) for the three months through December, dragged down by the impact of India’s new labor codes, the company said. Analysts estimated 73.9 billion rupees on average. Sales in the quarter climbed 8.9% to 454.79 billion rupees. Shares of Infosys fell 14% in 2025, compared with a 22% drop by larger rival Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. and a 10.5% gain by the broader Nifty index. Indian outsourcers are also bracing for disruption from US President Donald Trump ’s changes to the H-1B visa regime, which historically supported India’s more than $280 billion IT industry. They are increasingly focused on tapping demand driven by rapid AI adoption globally. Infosys’s bigger rival TCS is expanding into AI data centers, with its AI services set to generate $1.8 billion in annualized sales, the Mumbai-based company said earlier this week. What Bloomberg Intelligence Says Infosys’ sales growth appears likely to stay in the low-single digits for fiscal 2H as appetite for non-AI discretionary IT spending remains weak. Softness is expected to be concentrated in retail and health care, while financial services, manufacturing and technology units are poised to remain more stable, similar to...