Shereen Bhan is a Managing Editor at CNBC-TV18. She specializes in business and economics, with a focus on themes such as artificial intelligence, capital markets, economic policy, and corporate finance. Shereen's insights and reporting have been featured in prominent publications including Firstpost and MSN.
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By: Shereen Bhan
Crude has fallen back to around $74 a barrel, close to its pre-crisis level, and continues to ease as tanker traffic through the Strait gradually recovers. While a full normalisation of shipping flows will take time due to mine-clearing operations and a backlog of vessels, the worst of the supply disruption now appears to be behind the market.
By: Shereen Bhan
NetApp CEO George Kurian says India's biggest AI opportunity lies not in building the next ChatGPT, but in using artificial intelligence to solve problems in healthcare, farming, manufacturing and other sectors.
By: Shereen Bhan
AI may be the biggest technology shift in decades, but history suggests that widespread adoption will take far longer than the current excitement implies. NetApp CEO George Kurian argues that enterprises need to move beyond the hype, understand the technology's limitations, and focus on measurable business outcomes before AI can deliver on its promise.
By: Shereen Bhan
As AI models become cheaper and widely available, companies will no longer compete on access to AI itself. Their biggest advantage will come from how well they organise and use their own proprietary data, says NetApp CEO George Kurian.
The AI boom has minted trillion-dollar companies and triggered an unprecedented investment frenzy, but Silicon Valley's biggest leaders are increasingly focused on the risks that come with it. From soaring power consumption and rising AI infrastructure costs to enterprise adoption, data security, workforce disruption and fears of an eventual shakeout, top CEOs tell CNBC-TV18 that the next phase of AI will be defined less by hype and more by execution. Their insights reveal why scaling artificial intelligence sustainably may prove far harder than building it.
By: Shereen Bhan
As artificial intelligence pushes semiconductor performance to new limits, chipmakers are increasingly turning to advanced packaging to overcome challenges that traditional chip design alone can no longer solve. By bringing processors, memory and specialised components closer together, advanced packaging enables faster data transfer, lower power consumption and higher computing performance—making it a cornerstone of next-generation AI hardware. The technology is also reshaping how semiconductors are built, shifting the industry's focus from simply shrinking transistors to integrating more computing capability within a single package. Here's how advanced packaging works, why it has become critical for AI chips, and why experts believe it will play a central role in scaling future AI infrastructure.
Lam Capital President Audrey Charles says India's deep-tech and semiconductor startups are gaining global attention as artificial intelligence drives fresh investment and innovation in advanced chip technologies.
By: Shereen Bhan
Lam Capital President Audrey Charles says India's deep-tech and semiconductor startups are gaining global attention as artificial intelligence drives fresh investment and innovation in advanced chip technologies.
By: Manglam Mishra, Shereen Bhan
India's strongest AI opportunity lies not in building the next frontier model but in leveraging its vast distribution networks, developer ecosystem and large consumer base, according to Blueshift author Steve Harmon. He argues that startups should focus on identifying unique competitive advantages rather than competing head-on with global AI leaders.
By: Shereen Bhan, Manglam Mishra
The venture capital firm has launched its third growth-stage fund with Nandan Nilekani as the anchor investor. Co-founder Sanjeev Aggarwal says AI will create a new generation of "10x engineers" and transform India's startup ecosystem.
