OpenAI promotes Uday Ruddarraju as CTO for compute | Bengaluru News

Uday Ruddarraju, CTO — compute, OpenAI Bengaluru: OpenAI has promoted Indian-origin technology executive Uday Ruddarraju as chief technology officer for compute, a year after he joined the ChatGPT maker from Elon Musk’s xAI.Ruddarraju said OpenAI’s compute team spent the past year rapidly bringing new capacity online while building systems for compute, networking, storage and machine…

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Bengaluru woman kills herself after taunts over childlessness | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru: A 25-year-old woman, Kavya, allegedly hanged herself at her husband’s residence in Thorenagasandra, north Bengaluru, after allegedly being subjected to repeated taunts over childlessness.Her family has alleged harassment by her husband and in-laws, prompting a police investigation. Her parents expressed suspicion over the circumstances of her death and alleged that her husband also played…

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Tech hub’s mess: Walkability crisis persists on Neeladri Road in Bengaluru | Bengaluru News

Narrow footpaths, open manholes with leaky drains force pedestrians onto the oncoming traffic, putting safety at risk, on Neeladri Road in the tech hub of Electronics City Bengaluru: Electronics City is one of Bengaluru’s most recognisable growth stories. Home to major technology companies, thousands of professionals and a rapidly expanding residential population, the suburb has…

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Forest officer in Bengaluru loses nearly Rs 10 lakh after clicking on APK file | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru: A deputy range forest officer (DRFO) with the forest department lost nearly Rs 10 lakh after clicking on a malicious APK file disguised as an engagement invitation on WhatsApp, in yet another case highlighting the growing menace of APK-based cyberfraud.According to the complaint filed by Ramesh Babu V, a resident of Yeshwantpur, he received…

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Karnataka’s urban patients pay steep price as private hospitals dominate city care | Bengaluru News

Bowring Hospital in Bengaluru Bengaluru: Urban residents in Karnataka appear to be increasingly choosing private hospitals over govt facilities, paying significantly more for treatment, according to the latest ‘Household Social Consumption on Health’ report.Private hospitals accounted for 73.9% of all hospitalisations in urban Karnataka in 2025, compared with 63.4% in rural areas. Public hospital use…

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