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131.
Which tech company partnered with Yotta Data Services to promote AI adoption across India through the Shakti Cloud platform?
Microsoft
Google
IBM
Oracle
Answer: Option
Explanation:
Microsoft partnered with Yotta Data Services to drive AI adoption across India by integrating Azure AI services with Yotta’s Shakti Cloud platform. This collaboration supports the IndiaAI Mission, a national initiative under the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) aimed at building a robust AI ecosystem. The partnership emphasizes innovation, data sovereignty, and scalability of AI services across various sectors such as healthcare, agriculture, education, and finance. By combining Microsoft’s AI capabilities with Yotta’s high-performance computing infrastructure, the initiative aims to deliver low-latency, real-time AI solutions to public and private institutions, startups, and research organizations across India.

132.
Which tech company announced the AI-first restructuring strategy named "AI Matryoshka" at the I/O Developers Conference 2025?
Microsoft
Meta
Amazon
Google
Answer: Option
Explanation:
At the I/O Developers Conference 2025, Google introduced its ambitious AI-first restructuring initiative called "AI Matryoshka." Drawing inspiration from the concept of Russian nesting dolls, the strategy envisions a layered AI ecosystem where a central artificial intelligence core powers various components—ranging from backend APIs to front-end user applications. This structural shift reflects Google’s commitment to deeply embedding AI into every level of its operations and services, aiming to enhance integration, performance, and user experience across all its platforms. The move signifies Google's continued leadership and innovation in the AI and tech space.

133.
Which country is set to launch the Tianwen-2 mission to collect samples from the quasi-satellite asteroid Kamo‘oalewa?
United States
Japan
Russia
China
Answer: Option
Explanation:
China is preparing to launch its Tianwen-2 mission, a highly advanced asteroid sample-return operation targeting the near-Earth quasi-satellite 469219 Kamo‘oalewa. This mission represents a significant leap in China's space exploration efforts, placing it alongside the United States and Japan—nations that have previously returned asteroid material to Earth. The mission will use innovative techniques such as touch-and-go and anchor-and-attach methods to collect samples. Kamo‘oalewa is a rare quasi-satellite with a unique orbit and is believed to possibly contain lunar material, offering a valuable opportunity to understand more about the Moon's history and the dynamics of near-Earth objects.

134.
Which organization introduced Codex, an AI-powered assistant to automate and accelerate coding tasks?
Google
OpenAI
Microsoft
IBM
Answer: Option
Explanation:
OpenAI launched Codex on May 16, 2025, as an advanced AI software engineering assistant designed to handle multiple programming tasks autonomously. Codex operates within a secure cloud sandbox environment connected to a user’s codebase, enabling it to write features, debug, run tests, and draft pull requests, thereby enhancing developer productivity. Available initially to ChatGPT Pro, Enterprise, and Team users, Codex leverages the codex-1 model optimized for real-world coding. This innovation marks a significant advancement in AI-driven software development, aiming to transform traditional programming workflows and support developers globally.

135.
Which ISRO mission faced a setback due to a third-stage glitch on May 18, 2025?
PSLV-C60
PSLV-C62
PSLV-C58
PSLV-C61
Answer: Option
Explanation:
The PSLV-C61 mission, launched by ISRO on May 18, 2025, aimed to deploy the EOS-09 earth observation satellite but faced failure due to a glitch in the third stage of the launch vehicle. Specifically, a fall in chamber pressure in the solid rocket motor of the third stage caused the mission to fail to place the satellite into the intended Sun Synchronous Polar Orbit. This was ISRO’s 101st mission and only the third failure in PSLV’s history since 1993, highlighting the challenges in advanced space technology missions and ISRO’s commitment to thorough investigation and improvement.