Saritha Rai

Fleet management startup Motive Technologies Inc. plans to more than double its India headcount, joining a rising number of artificial intelligence unicorns from Silicon Valley expanding in the South Asian country.

Chinese artificial intelligence phenomenon DeepSeek revealed some financial numbers on Saturday, saying its “theoretical” profit margin could be more than five times costs, peeling back a layer of the secrecy that shrouds business models in the AI industry.

Chinese AI sensation DeepSeek plans to release key codes and data to the public starting next week, an unusual step to share more of its core technology than rivals such as OpenAI have done.

With its pickleball courts and mini golf, Google’s new campus in Bangalore reflects the tight competition to hire engineers.

DeepSeek, the Chinese startup that stunned markets with an AI model on par with OpenAI’s, is aggressively recruiting specialists for a little-understood industry sphere in a signal of its rapidly expanding ambitions.

The next DeepSeek to disrupt the global artificial intelligence industry could also come from China.

DeepSeek, a Chinese AI startup that’s just over a year old, has stirred awe and consternation in Silicon Valley after demonstrating breakthrough artificial-intelligence models that offer comparable performance to the world’s best chatbots at seemingly a fraction of the cost.

Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance Group is building what may become the world’s biggest data center by capacity in India, the latest in a blitz of global investments to capitalize on booming demand for artificial intelligence services.

India has deployed some of the world’s newest AI technologies to solve one of the oldest problems at the Maha Kumbh festival

An office building called 1784 on the outskirts of Seoul offers a glimpse into the robotic future that artificial intelligence developers say is just around the corner. But first...