Enter Artificial Intelligence (AI)—the disruptor that is poised to revolutionize DevOps by injecting intelligence into each stage in the life cycle of software delivery. From coding smarter to anticipating system crashes before they occur, AI is not only helping DevOps teams—it's rewriting the playbook for creating and running development and deployment pipelines.

The last few years have seen artificial intelligence become a part of our lives, simplifying our lives and automating everything around us. One such most fascinating phenomenon in this regard is the development of Jarvis AI Assistants based on the legendary AI system of Iron Man in the Marvel universe. These AI systems are not just a fantasy from the movies but a reflection of the future of human-computer interaction. In this blog, we’ll explore the features, importance, and real-world applications of Jarvis AI Assistants, as well as their connection to Marvel’s J.A.R.V.I.S.

NVIDIA doesn't have to work much to become the market leader of GPUs and transform AI, gaming, and high-computing life. Its next Blackwell Ultra GPUs in the second half of 2025 will be driving these areas, notably AI and deep learning. The new GPUs will redefine computational requirements powered by power, performance, and energy efficiency that remained a fantasy just yesterday. Find out why Blackwell Ultra GPUs are so much hype among the tech community as well as AI enthusiasts.

Artificial intelligence is progressing so rapidly at such a spinning rate that Google DeepMind is setting the agenda. One of its latest ventures, Project Astra, can potentially change the manner in which AI interacts with the world. Whereas conventional AI solutions are nothing but chatbots, Astra is termed as a genuine AI agent, an agent capable of making its own decisions, reply in real time, and process multimodally.

Imagine that at some point, AI was able to write stories, draw art, compose music, and even program code—yes, and that moment is finally here! Generative AI (Gen AI) is revolutionizing sectors by making it possible for machines to produce human-like content. You may not be aware of this, but you've probably come across AI-created content in chatbots, deepfake videos, or product suggestions that are tailored to your interest.

Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) have come a long way in the last decade, and 2025 will be the year of tipping points for immersive technology. Hardware, software, and AI-experiences are changing at breakneck paces, VR and AR are moving deeper into industries as they are becoming measurable and more accessible. Technology pioneers Apple, Meta, Microsoft, and a few new entrants are breaking traditional barriers and creating new boundaries, driving immersive experiences into mainstream consumer and business segments.

In a launch that marked history, Microsoft made available the Majorana 1 chip, a quantum computing revolutionary milestone that utilizes the potential of Majorana fermions in an attempt to provide more robust qubits. Two decades of work have been channelled into this technological advancement that will be an opening door to fault-tolerant and practical quantum computers before this decade passes.

Technology is transforming to be more intuitive, automated, and seamlessly integrated into everyday life in today's rapidly changing digital world. Ambient computing, or ubiquitous computing, is leading this change. It is revolutionizing the way people engage with computers by allowing technology to operate in the background unobtrusively, anticipating what users require without asking for direct input.

Video conferencing is poised to be revolutionized with Google's Project Starline, an innovative 3D video communication system that will roll out in 2025. Developed jointly with HP, this cutting-edge technology is poised to bring virtual meetings to life as close as face-to-face conversations. In contrast to other video calls, Project Starline features a natural, immersive experience with the most advanced 3D imaging, AI-powered spatial audio, and light field display without the need for VR headsets or glasses. As virtual presence and remote work become the new norm, Google's innovative project will bridge the gap between digital and physical presence.

In a historic bid, Denmark has developed its first artificial intelligence supercomputer, Gefion, a tech milestone that holds the promise of revolutionizing research and innovation. The supercomputer is named after Norse goddess Gefion and should boost the resolution of some of the world's largest challenges ranging from the fight against climate change to healthcare. Equipped with the newest infrastructure and green-friendliness-oriented infrastructure, Gefion is Denmark's innovation quantum leap in high-performance computing and artificial intelligence.

Generative AI shook up the marketing landscape in 2024, revolutionizing how brands engage customers, produce content, and automate tasks. But what's next in 2025? With AI ongoing evolution, marketing is set for even more disruptions. Here's what's in store for the next year.

NPUs are not just a component of AI hardware—they are the backbone of the AI revolution. As demand for faster, greener, and smarter AI grows, NPUs will evolve from specialized accelerators to universal enablers of intelligent systems. From neuromorphic breakthroughs to quantum hybrids, the next decade will redefine what’s possible in AI, with NPUs leading the charge.

In this cyber security threat and breach era, compromise of data now looms before every individual and organization. The unsung hero behind this is cryptography which protects communication in an era of secure financial transactions and digital identities. Cryptographic methods have formulated the very essence of today's security in cybersecurity with SHA-256 securing Bitcoin transactions and RSA-based encryption enabling secured messaging.

Artificial intelligence is changing everything, and on the vanguard of this revolution is a Chinese firm called DeepSeek AI. This is stunning and scary the governments across the globe. It proved that it was possible to fashion new AI models cheaply and efficiently doing away with an idea that it needed huge resources and billions of dollars. But this invention raises red flags about data security, national security and abuse. Four countries-Australia, India, Italy and Taiwan-banned or restricted DeepSeek from government computers for fearing the Chinese Communist Party will dominate AI technology.

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Artificial Intelligence has emerged as a very resonating concept within the horizon of many sectors. This pushed forward, rapidly, the boom in the development of content creation beginning from journalism, through designs, music production right up to video production, among others. This boom in AI-generated content puts everyone asking whether it is outpacing human creativeness. Billions of investments by tech giants such as OpenAI, Google, and Microsoft on AI leave no choice but to result in an impact that touches the soul of creativity. As the PwC report indicates, AI-generated content will add $1.5 trillion to the global economy by 2030. But would this mean human writers, artists, and filmmakers are going to be replaced?