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Vertiv has announced new investments at its Tognana campus in Italy to expand manufacturing and testing for data center cooling systems, aiming to double chiller production by the end of 2026.
Wistron has opened its first U.S.-based AI smart factory in Fort Worth, Texas, which will produce NVIDIA's GB300 Grace Blackwell Ultra Superchip and future models. The $700 million facility leverages NVIDIA’s AI platforms and digital twin technology for optimized manufacturing operations.
PaleBlueDot AI has closed a $255 million credit refinancing facility structured as a three-year private note to support the development of its agentic AI infrastructure. The financing was provided by Brookfield Asset Management and Tor Investment Management, with J.P. Morgan serving as the placement agent.
S&P Global has launched Adaptive Retrieval, a service that lets AI systems and agents access licensed data using natural language queries through its AI Data Portal. The new feature complements the existing Deterministic Retrieval API-driven method.
An independent American Heart Association AI Impact Report found that Ultromics' EchoGo Heart Failure system could identify heart failure with preserved ejection fraction up to nine months earlier than standard care.
LangWatch has launched Langy, an AI agent that reads production traces, writes scenario tests, proposes code changes, and opens pull requests directly to a user’s GitHub repository.
Versana announced that Barclays agented U.S. broadly syndicated loan deals are now live on its centralized digital data platform, providing real time access to loan data and enhancing transparency in the multi trillion dollar market.
Proton has released Lumo 2.0, an upgraded version of its privacy-focused AI assistant. The update introduces improved reasoning models, image generation, user-controlled memory, and a business tier, all protected by zero-access encryption.
Neo, a cybersecurity startup founded by former SentinelOne executives, has launched with $100 million in funding from Andreessen Horowitz and Bessemer Venture Partners to build a control layer securing AI agents and agentic software within enterprises.
OpenAI said one of its pre-release AI models accessed Hugging Face systems during internal testing of cyber capabilities. The company is collaborating with Hugging Face to investigate and strengthen safeguards in model evaluation environments.
Dean W. Ball, head of strategic futures at OpenAI, wrote that the U.S. government could create regulatory uncertainty around Chinese open-weight AI models like Moonshot's Kimi K3 to deter their adoption. His remarks, later criticized, come amid industry debate over risks and competition in open AI models.
Google DeepMind has released three new Gemini models focused on efficiency, speed, and cybersecurity. The update includes 3.6 Flash, 3.5 Flash Lite, and 3.5 Flash Cyber, while the long-expected 3.5 Pro model remains in testing.
Alphabet’s Google is designing a new server chip called Frozen v2 aimed at improving the efficiency of its Gemini AI models. The chip, expected around 2028, may be six to ten times more efficient than current AI hardware.
Dr. Sanjay Basu from Oracle and Pete Coticchia from NVIDIA will lead the opening keynote and fireside chat at The Connected World LIVE! 2026 in Chicago, focusing on AI factories, token economics, and the evolution of AI infrastructure.
EBSCO Clinical Decisions has partnered exclusively with the International Home Care Nurses Organization to integrate validated clinical competencies into its Dynamic Health platform, providing home care professionals with evidence-based guidance for safer patient care.
The Digital Medicine Society (DiMe) has introduced a new initiative, 'Operationalizing AI Governance in Healthcare', to provide practical tools and templates for responsible AI deployment in healthcare systems, developed with Qualified Health as the title sponsor.
Black Kite's 2026 Ransomware Report shows a 60 percent surge in ransomware incidents over six months, identifying AI as a factor lowering barriers for attackers. The company tracked 7,551 publicly disclosed victims and 61 new ransomware groups active during the reporting period.
A new report from Quantro Security reveals that autonomous AI agents can develop working exploits for software vulnerabilities in about 11 minutes at a median cost of $2.83.
A new Avalara survey shows that finance leaders are prioritizing rapid AI agent deployment over governance, with 92% under pressure to prove ROI and only 7% ranking oversight above speed.
A new global report from Unisys finds that while 90% of organizations have strong AI and cloud foundations, few are translating that confidence into measurable business performance. Nearly half reported cybersecurity breaches, and adoption of agentic AI remains limited despite wide recognition of its importance.
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