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CerraCap Ventures and Impact Venture Capital have merged to create CerraCap Impact Venture Capital, combining their corporate networks and commercialization platforms to accelerate startup growth across enterprise AI, cybersecurity, and other sectors.
CN Energy Group has launched PATHENBOT, a robotics solutions platform aimed at providing intelligent automation products and services to small and medium-sized businesses in North America. The subsidiary also opened its official website to showcase its integrated robotics and AI technologies.
According to Mordor Intelligence, the global agricultural robots market is valued at $25 billion in 2025 and is projected to reach $75 billion by 2030, driven by automation demand amid labor shortages and rising costs.
A new multinational defense group, Farpoint, has been established to provide interoperable drone warfare training for NATO-aligned forces, combining simulation technologies with real drone systems.
Danish diabetes-tech company Hedia has appointed Rasmus Kofoed as its new CEO, effective December 1, 2025, succeeding Lars Christian Lund, who is stepping down after two years in the role.
Rapidtek Technologies has successfully launched the Black Kite-1 satellite, an 8U IoT CubeSat developed with the Taiwan Space Agency and ITRI, marking the start of its low-Earth orbit constellation program.
Tsinghua University has released its first university-wide framework governing the use of artificial intelligence in education and research, outlining ethical standards and practical guidelines for faculty and students.
Zentiva has introduced its first biosimilar monoclonal antibody in the European Union, marking the company's entry into the biosimilars market following EMA approval.
Fujitsu has developed a multi-AI agent collaboration technology that enables secure cooperation among AI systems from different companies, with field trials set to begin in January 2026 alongside Rohto Pharmaceutical and the Institute of Science Tokyo.
Siemens Gamesa has joined forces with the Danish Centre for AI Innovation to leverage Denmark's Gefion supercomputer for large-scale industrial AI applications in wind energy optimization.
ADLINK Technology has introduced new computer-on-module solutions powered by NXP’s i.MX95 processors, offering AI acceleration and scalability for industrial and edge applications.
Parallax Worlds has secured $4.9 million in total funding to advance its virtual simulation platform for stress-testing industrial robots before deployment. The company plans to use the capital for product development, hiring, and expansion into large-scale manufacturing.
Siemens CEO Roland Busch will present the company’s AI-powered industrial technology stack at CES 2026, highlighting applications in manufacturing, infrastructure, and transportation.
Saudi Aramco and Pasqal have installed Saudi Arabia’s first quantum computer, marking the first industrial-focused quantum system in the Middle East. The neutral-atom quantum computer, housed at Aramco’s Dhahran data center, supports 200 qubits and will drive research and training in quantum technologies.
Proconex has introduced Linque, a new industrial intelligence company designed to connect legacy operations with AI-enabled systems through platform-agnostic solutions and consulting services.
Viam has announced a partnership with Universal Robots to expand its industrial automation solutions, integrating AI-powered robotics for manufacturing and marine applications.
Foxsy AI has launched FoxLeague, a simulation-based competition platform that merges AI robotics research with gaming, offering global tournaments and tokenized rewards for participants.
oToBrite Electronics, Inc. presented its new Vision-AI technologies at iREX 2025, featuring advanced automotive-grade cameras, multi-camera vision systems, and Jetson-compatible developer kits for robotics and unmanned vehicles.
GlobalFoundries has acquired Advanced Micro Foundry and InfiniLink to strengthen its position in silicon photonics for AI data centers, expanding both manufacturing and design capabilities across Singapore, Egypt, and the U.S.
According to DataM Intelligence, the in-silico clinical trials market is expected to grow from $3.95 billion in 2024 to $6.39 billion by 2033, driven by AI-based modeling and virtual patient simulations.
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