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Infosys AI revenue jumps 29%; Apple’s foldable iPhone fully pre-booked in week 1

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Infosys AI revenue jumps 29%; Apple’s foldable iPhone fully pre-booked in week 1

Cybercriminals wasted little time turning a software disclosure into an opportunity. Cloudflare detected millions of attempts to exploit vulnerabilities in PHP soon after they were made public, underscoring how quickly attackers can move to target exposed systems. The surge in attacks  has renewed concerns about the security of widely used systems and the urgency of patching vulnerabilities before they can be exploited.

Meanwhile, Apple appears to have struck a chord with India’s premium smartphone buyers. The company’s first foldable smartphone, the iPhone Duo, has reportedly seen its first week’s inventory fully booked through pre-orders. The response signals continued appetite for high-end devices as Apple enters the foldable phone market. 

But not every digital trend brings good news. The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has cautioned investors against fraudulent WhatsApp groups promising stock tips and profits. Such groups may use fabricated testimonials and misleading claims to gain trust before pushing unauthorised trading advice or suspicious apps. Investors have been advised to verify intermediaries before acting on recommendations. 

On the jobs front, India’s healthcare global capability centres (GCCs) are expected to create 67,000 job openings in 2026, according to a Quess Corp report. Demand for specialised talent across technology and healthcare operations is expected to support this growth, reinforcing the sector’s shift towards more technology-driven work. 

Here’s your trivia for today: Which is the world’s oldest known surviving epic poem? (Scroll down for the answer)

Infosys reported steady growth in Q2 FY27, with AI emerging as a key revenue driver amid continued macroeconomic uncertainty.


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