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Dwaipayan Roy

Sub-Editor | Technology and Auto | English

Dwaipayan Roy holds a degree in Journalism from the prestigious Indian Institute of Mass Communication. With three years of work experience under his belt, his expertise spans across various domains. His passion for all things related to space and automobiles shines through in his work, as he delivers well-informed and engaging content. When he’s not immersed in the world of journalism, Dwaipayan indulges in his love for reading and watching movies during his leisure time.
Dwaipayan Roy
Joining Date
April, 2020
Resides In
Kolkata
Languages Known
English, Bengali, Hindi
Education
PG Diploma in Journalism Indian Institute of Mass Communication
BA in English (Honors)
Latest News Articles
08 Oct 2026
• Microsoft

Microsoft's Hybrid Intelligence gives Copilot more control over your files

Microsoft has unveiled Hybrid Intelligence, a set of software orchestration tools that will let your PC run AI models locally.

07 Oct 2026
• Microsoft

Microsoft Execution Containers block AI agents from unauthorized data access

Microsoft has unveiled a new artificial intelligence (AI) coding model that can be run on personal computers.

07 Oct 2026
• Microsoft

Microsoft's answer to the MacBook Pro starts at $2,599

Microsoft has confirmed the launch date of its highly-anticipated Surface Laptop Ultra.

07 Oct 2026
• Microsoft

You can now pre-order Microsoft's Surface RTX Spark Dev Box

Microsoft has opened pre-orders for its NVIDIA-powered Surface RTX Spark Dev Box, priced at $5,999.

07 Oct 2026
• Microsoft

Windows 11 revamps its search experience: What has changed?

Microsoft has unveiled a new Windows Search experience at its Windows and Surface event today.

07 Oct 2026
• Black Hole

Astronomers just spotted a blazar 8B light-years away from Earth

Astronomers have discovered the most distant and earliest blazar, a high-energy source powered by a supermassive black hole.

07 Oct 2026
• Google

Google now lets you create games using AI prompts

Google has launched a new platform called Playground, allowing users to create custom games using artificial intelligence (AI) prompts.

07 Oct 2026
• Egypt

Prehistoric crocodile species found in rocks used to make Great-Sphinx

Paleontologists have discovered a new crocodilian species from fossilized remains found in the same bedrock that built the Great Sphinx.

07 Oct 2026
• Elon Musk

Why Elon Musk, Palmer Luckey's new Pentagon roles are worrying

The US Department of Defense has enlisted SpaceX CEO Elon Musk and Palmer Luckey, co-founder of defense tech firm Anduril Industries, to spearhead a study on automated and AI-powered weaponry.

07 Oct 2026
• Climate Change

These scientists are less likely to engage in climate action

A recent study by the London School of Economics has revealed that scientists who are "techno-optimists" are less likely to engage in civic action against climate change.

07 Oct 2026
• China

This shape-shifting hydrogel could revolutionize robotics, biomedical devices

Chinese researchers have developed a "lifelike" shape-changing hydrogel.

07 Oct 2026
• Bluesky

Bluesky plans to let you shorten your social handle

Bluesky, a social media platform, has applied for ".bsky" as an internet domain suffix.

07 Oct 2026
• Apple

Adult Apple users can now access Pornhub in Australia

Pornhub has made a comeback in Australia after a months-long hiatus due to age verification laws.

07 Oct 2026
• Google

Why Google has to halt data center construction in Finland

Google has been ordered to halt construction work on two data centers in Finland due to environmental concerns.

07 Oct 2026
• India

India's Venezuelan oil imports to hit 7-year high this October

India is set to boost its Venezuelan oil imports this month, with shipments expected to touch about 465,000 barrels a day. This would be the highest level since December 2019.

07 Oct 2026
• Reserve Bank Of India (RBI)

India's forex reserves drop for 4th consecutive week to $734.6B

India's foreign exchange reserves have witnessed a decline for the fourth consecutive week, now standing at $734.6 billion.