Large Language Models (LLMs) like GPT-4, Claude, and Gemini have revolutionized artificial intelligence with their ability to understand and generate human-like text. But a crucial question remains: Can LLMs truly reason?
November 19, 2025
Nvidia said its fiscal Q4 revenue is expected at around US $65 billion, beating analyst estimates and calming concerns about an AI infrastructure bubble. The data-centre segment drove strong growth, though some analysts remain cautious about the sustainability of hyperscaler spending and infrastructure constraints.
Source: Reuters
November 19, 2025
Israeli-startup Impala AI has emerged with a platform designed to streamline large language model inference for enterprise use, helping organisations reduce integration overhead, accelerate deployment time and improve cost-efficiency and governance in AI operations.
Source: Business Insider
November 18, 2025
Microsoft has introduced Agent 365, a tool enabling businesses to monitor and manage autonomous AI agents expected to number 1.3 billion by 2028. It lets IT teams supervise, quarantine or authorize AI-agents running in corporate environments, including those built across multiple platforms, aiming to curb chaos and enhance productivity and security in the AI-enabled workplace.
Source: Reuters
November 18, 2025
Microsoft has unveiled Edge for Business, integrating Copilot Mode and multi-tab reasoning to deliver agentic, AI-powered workflows within the browser. With enterprise-grade security, data protection controls and contextual intelligence built in, it is positioned as the industry’s first browser designed specifically for secure AI in the workplace.
Source: Windows
November 16, 2025
According to a joint report by EY and CII, nearly half of Indian companies have progressed beyond pilots to deploy multiple generative AI use-cases in production, while 23 % remain at pilot stage. The shift marks a clear move from experimentation to operational AI within Indian enterprises.
Source: CIO Economic Times
November 18, 2025
Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai warned that if the AI boom turns into a market bubble, no tech company—including Google—will be immune. He said innovation timelines have compressed, with what once took decades now happening in years. Despite volatility risk, Pichai remains optimistic, noting Google’s yearly AI infrastructure investment has grown from under $30 billion to more than $90 billion.
Source: Livemint