A new industrial-grade edge server from Netport Systems leverages Intel’s latest Core Ultra processor with integrated AI acceleration. The ruggedized system targets demanding industrial environments requiring high-performance AI inference at the edge.
Renault’s EV spinoff Ampere is teaming with US startup Stratus Materials to develop revolutionary cobalt-free battery technology. The partnership could yield battery packs with twice the energy density of current solutions while eliminating problematic cobalt dependency.
Equinix is making one of Europe’s largest datacenter investments with a £3.9 billion campus near London. The 250MW facility represents a massive bet on UK AI infrastructure as demand surges.
Samsung’s enterprise-focused Galaxy Tab Active 5 Pro has begun receiving the One UI 8.0 update in Europe. The update brings significant interface improvements and marks the first of four promised major software updates for the rugged tablet.
Nintendo is bringing Animal Crossing: New Horizons back to life with a Switch 2 edition and substantial free update. The move represents a major strategic shift for the company’s second-best-selling Switch title.
ChatGPT revolutionized how we plan and create, but Atlas represents the next evolution: AI that executes within your actual workflow. Discover how browser-integrated AI changes everything from research to automation.
Adobe is evolving beyond AI content generation with new conversational assistants for Photoshop and Express. These tools enable natural language editing and layer manipulation, representing a fundamental shift in creative workflows.
Alphabet’s third-quarter earnings reveal a company successfully navigating the AI transition. With cloud revenue surging 35% and analysts raising price targets, Google’s AI investments are paying dividends across its business lines.
The AI video generation startup has nearly doubled its valuation to $4 billion in just 10 months. This massive funding round reflects growing enterprise appetite for synthetic media despite emerging bubble concerns.
New research in Nature Human Behaviour reveals that humans and artificial neural networks exhibit strikingly similar patterns of learning interference. Both systems face the same fundamental trade-off between transferring knowledge and avoiding catastrophic forgetting.
