Deepinder Goyal, Zomato founder, is hiring engineers and scientists for his health-tech startup Temple, but with an unusual condition—applicants must have body fat under 16% (men) or 26% (women).

The crackle of electricity inside your brain has long been too complex to decode. Artificial intelligence is changing that.

Deepinder Goyal, founder of Zomato, is hiring engineers for his health-tech startup, Temple, but only if their body fat is under 16% for men and 26% for women.

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Researchers from the University of Maryland, Lawrence Livermore, Columbia and TogetherAI have developed a training technique that triples LLM inference speed without auxiliary models or infrastructure ...

In India’s startup ecosystem, hiring has traditionally rewarded technical skill, experience, and cultural fit. Deepinder Goyal is now stretching that definition at his new venture, Temple.Temple, ...

The hiring call marks Goyal’s clearest articulation yet of the culture he wants to build at Temple, a hardware and neuroscience-led startup focused on elite athletic performance. Goyal recently quit ...

[BENGALURU] A global shortage of gaming chips could last until the end of this year, an Nvidia executive has said, signalling ...