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Asus has launched its flagship Expertbook Ultra laptop in India, promising powerful performance and durability in a compact, lightweight form factor. The laptop weighs less than a kilo and is less than 11 mm thick, but it packs a serious punch courtesy of Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors, Intel Arc B390 integrated graphics, a generous amount of LPDDR5X RAM, and a PCIe Gen 5 NVMe SSD.

The laptop is made of aerospace-grade AZ31B Magnesium-Aluminium alloy chassis with 9H Hardness Nano Ceramic Coating technology for long-lasting protection against scratches, stains and rigours of travel. Let’s quickly explore the key aspects of this compact yet powerful Asus laptop.
Performance
Powered by Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors and Asus ExpertCool Pro technology with dual pressure fans with 97 ultra-thin blades, this Copilot+ PC claims to maintain a 50W TDP without throttling, along with up to 180 Platform TOPS and promises to deliver a 3x AI performance jump.

Asus launches Expertbook Ultra in India, an AI-powered flagship business laptop Asus has launched its flagship Expertbook Ultra laptop in India, promising powerful performance and durability in a compact, lightweight form factor. The laptop

The promise of artificial intelligence has always come with a quiet, persistent question: What happens to the humans?

A new study by Anthropic, based on responses from 81,000 users of its Claude AI system, suggests that this question is no longer theoretical. It is already shaping how people think about their careers, their job security, and their place in an increasingly automated world.

The findings paint a mixed picture. On one hand, AI is making workers faster, sharper, and more productive. On the other hand, it is also making them uneasy, raising the spectre of a future where efficiency comes at the cost of employment.
One-fifth of users are concerned.
Roughly one in five respondents, or about 16,000 people, expressed concern that AI could replace their jobs. For some, this fear remains abstract. A software developer flagged the possibility that AI might gradually eliminate junior roles, hollowing out entry-level opportunities.

For others, the anxiety is more immediate.

Over 16,000 Claude users worry AI will take their jobs, finds Anthropic The promise of artificial intelligence has always come with a quiet, persistent question: What happens to the humans? A new study by Anthropic, based on resp

The swoosh is being redrawn, and not everyone is coming along for the ride.

Nike is cutting approximately 1,400 roles globally, with most job losses concentrated in its technology teams. The decision is part of a wider effort to streamline operations, accelerate growth, and modernise the company’s internal systems at a time when the retail giant is facing slowing sales and rising competitive pressure.

While the cuts represent less than 2 per cent of Nike’s global workforce, they signal a larger shift: how even legacy brands are adapting to automation, digital transformation, and a rapidly evolving consumer market.
Nike layoffs: Restructuring plan
The layoffs form part of Nike’s “Win Now” strategy, a multi-pronged plan aimed at reviving growth and sharpening operational efficiency.

Nike layoffs: 1,400 roles slashed in overhaul, tech teams hardest hit The swoosh is being redrawn, and not everyone is coming along for the ride. Nike is cutting approximately 1,400 roles globally, with most job losses concentr