AI Campus, Robotics, and Consumer Tech Moves

Good morning. Today’s tech news starts in Hyderabad, where Tata Consultancy Services is investing seven‑hundred‑four‑million rupees to build a one‑gigawatt AI data‑centre campus. That’s a huge step for the city’s digital infrastructure. Across the world, ODYSS in Tehran has launched the N1 smart necklace, a device that uses AI to automatically log what you eat, while Silicon Labs opened a new chip lab in Austin to push advanced semiconductor design. In defense, the U.S. shipbuilder in Newport News is bringing robotics into its yards to raise throughput by fifteen percent, and Enovis in San Diego just agreed to buy eCential Robotics for one‑hundred‑eighty million dollars to grow its surgical robot lineup. On the consumer side, Nintendo has rolled out the Switch 2 in Europe with a replaceable battery, and TCL is showing off its P80 series at the IFA trade show in Berlin. Meanwhile, security teams patched critical vulnerabilities in Elementor Pro and HPE’s AOS‑CX, after attackers exploited a file‑upload flaw. And a reminder of historic spaceflight: NASA launched Voyager 1 from Cape Canaveral on September fifth, nineteen seventy‑seven. That’s the roundup for today. Thanks for listening.