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eWeek
Sep 11, 2026

Microsoft Won't Train AI on School Data, but Some Data Use Remains
Microsoft's new school AI agreement bars model training on student and teacher data and adds enforceable privacy, tracking, and oversight protections.

eWeek
Sep 11, 2026

Trapped Ion vs Superconducting vs Photonic Quantum Computers
Back in April 2025, the US Department of Justice (DoJ) proudly proclaimed that it had prevailed in a landmark antitrust case against Google's ad business. Yeah. Right.

You see, just last week, US District Judge Leonie M. Brinkema rejected the DoJ's effort to force Google to sell its AdX ad exchange. What began as a major anti-monopoly victory has become a mouse-sized settlement. 

[ Google US antitrust trials: A timeline ] Does any of this this sound familiar? It should. We've seen this show before. Last year, Google had also been convicted of abusing its search business. At first, all the talk was about how Google might be forced to divest itself of the Chrome browser and/or the Android operating system. 

Instead, Google was allowed to keep making search deals and only had to share some search data with its rivals. 

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eWeek
Sep 11, 2026

IBM, Lockheed Martin Bring Quantum System Two to Switzerland
Back in April 2025, the US Department of Justice (DoJ) proudly proclaimed that it had prevailed in a landmark antitrust case against Google's ad business. Yeah. Right.

You see, just last week, US District Judge Leonie M. Brinkema rejected the DoJ's effort to force Google to sell its AdX ad exchange. What began as a major anti-monopoly victory has become a mouse-sized settlement. 

[ Google US antitrust trials: A timeline ] Does any of this this sound familiar? It should. We've seen this show before. Last year, Google had also been convicted of abusing its search business. At first, all the talk was about how Google might be forced to divest itself of the Chrome browser and/or the Android operating system. 

Instead, Google was allowed to keep making search deals and only had to share some search data with its rivals. 

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eWeek
Sep 10, 2026

Anthropic Keeps Latest Claude Model From UK Pre-Release Testing
Anthropic withheld Claude Mythos 5.1 from UK prerelease testing, raising questions over frontier AI access and the limits of voluntary government oversight.

eWeek
Sep 10, 2026

NVIDIA-Backed GRID: How It Can Automate the Entire Robot Development Lifecycle
General Robotics says GRID automates robot onboarding, simulation, training, testing, and deployment across the robot development lifecycle.

eWeek
Sep 10, 2026

Why Unclaimed Property Feels Harder to Govern Than Other Obligations
Learn why unclaimed property can be difficult to govern and how stronger documentation, audit readiness, and record visibility can reduce compliance risk.

eWeek
Sep 10, 2026

Anthropic Researcher Quits: ‘Crunch Time for Humanity' Warning Puts AI Race Under Scrutiny
Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon resigns and warns that rapid AI advances could outpace efforts to keep increasingly powerful systems under control.

eWeek
Sep 10, 2026

Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4 Make a Bigger Push Into AI Health Data
Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4 increase health-data collection as Apple pushes deeper into AI-powered wellness insights and health integrations.

eWeek
Sep 09, 2026

DealHub MCP Brings Agentic Control to Quote-to-Revenue
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eWeek
Sep 09, 2026

Could a Quantum Computer Break Bitcoin in 26 Days? IonQ Explains How
IonQ says a fault-tolerant quantum computer could crack Bitcoin's secp256k1 signatures in 26 days. Here's what its blueprint means for security.

eWeek
Sep 09, 2026

IonQ Superion 256 Brings 256-Qubit Quantum Hardware to the Data Center
IonQ's Superion 256 pairs semiconductor manufacturing with trapped-ion quantum hardware, but full-system performance data is still pending.

eWeek
Sep 09, 2026

Apple Event 2026: New $1,999 ‘Foldable' iPhone Duo Takes Center Stage
Apple unveiled the $1,999 iPhone Duo, iPhone 18 Pro, Apple Watch Series 12, and AirPods 5 as it expands its AI ecosystem.

eWeek
Sep 09, 2026

Gemini Enterprise Gets a 1,000-Engineer Plan From Google and Accenture
Google Cloud and Accenture launch a Gemini Enterprise group with plans for 1,000 engineers to move AI agents into production across customer systems worldwide.

eWeek
Sep 09, 2026

MiniCPM5-2B Tops Larger AI Models in OpenBMB Tests
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eWeek
Sep 08, 2026

Best AI Software for Business in 2026: 8 Tools Compared
Compare the best AI software for business in 2026 across productivity, automation, customer service, CRM, meetings, and enterprise AI workflows.

eWeek
Sep 08, 2026

An AI-Generated Drug Was Built for Lung Disease. Then Researchers Spotted an Aging Signal
Insilico's AI-generated drug rentosertib showed signs linked to younger biological age, raising new questions about where AI drug discovery could lead next.

eWeek
Sep 08, 2026

OpenAI Expands in Malaysia: New AI Data Centers to Deploy Nvidia Vera Rubin
OpenAI is expanding its AI infrastructure footprint in Malaysia through a Firmus deal for two data centers deploying Nvidia Vera Rubin systems.

eWeek
Sep 08, 2026

GPT-6 Astra vs. Claude Fable 5.1: Which Model Should Enterprises Choose?
GPT-6 Astra and Claude Fable 5.1 have identical API prices but very different strengths, costs and benchmark results. Here's how they compare.

eWeek
Sep 08, 2026

US Puts Up to $300M Into Three Quantum Architectures — What Each Award Targets
The US finalized up to $300M in quantum awards for three architectures, targeting optics, cryogenics, control hardware, and fabrication.

eWeek
Sep 08, 2026

OpenAI's AI Research Intern Is Here: What 3.1 Workdays Mean
OpenAI says its automated research intern has arrived. Here's what its 3.1 agent-workdays metric actually measures and why the distinction matters.

eWeek
Sep 07, 2026

Google DeepMind Picks 16 APAC AI for the Planet Projects
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eWeek
Sep 07, 2026

Minnesota's AI ‘Nudification' Law Already Changed Grok — Now xAI Has Lost Its First Court Bid
xAI failed to pause Minnesota's AI nudification law, leaving Grok restrictions in place as the company appeals and continues its First Amendment challenge.

eWeek
Sep 07, 2026

Fed Warns AI Can Chain Cyber Exploits as Its Own Security Governance Falls Short
The Fed warns frontier AI can automate exploit chains at machine speed while its own cybersecurity governance weaknesses remain under remediation.

eWeek
Sep 07, 2026

How to Train an AI Model: A Foundational Guide
Learn how AI model training works, from choosing a model and preparing data to evaluation, deployment, privacy, governance, and responsible AI use.

eWeek
Sep 06, 2026

Agentic Commerce Starts With Product Data as AI Shopping Metrics Take Shape
Agentic commerce is shifting upstream as product data, catalog quality, and AI shopping measurement become core enterprise infrastructure.

eWeek
Sep 04, 2026

Figure AI Commits $3.5B to Nscale Compute for Its Humanoid Robot Push
Figure AI's $3.5 billion Nscale compute commitment could bring it up to 100,000 Nvidia GPUs as it races to train smarter humanoid robots.

eWeek
Sep 04, 2026

GPT-6 Astra: Why OpenAI's New Model Is So Controversial
OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra is more capable and aligned, but harder to monitor, raising new questions about AI safety, cybersecurity, and oversight.

eWeek
Sep 04, 2026

Apple Vision Pro Helped Surgeons Perform a Hip Procedure: Here's How It Worked
Stryker's FDA-authorized Apple Vision Pro app gave a Duke surgeon access to imaging and planning tools during hip arthroscopy. Here's how it worked.

eWeek
Sep 04, 2026

Microsoft Takes on OpenAI and Google With 10-Cent AI Transcription
Microsoft's MAI-Transcribe-2 offers 10-cent hourly transcription and leading speed, but preview status and temporary pricing pose enterprise risks.

eWeek
Sep 04, 2026

ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, and Gemini Hit by Rare Overlapping Outages
ChatGPT, Claude, and Grok logged overlapping outages as Gemini users reported trouble, testing AI failover plans for businesses using hosted models and APIs.

eWeek
Sep 04, 2026

AWS Adds GPT-5.6 Terra and Luna to Amazon Bedrock in India
AWS brings GPT-5.6 Terra and Luna to Amazon Bedrock in India, offering in-country AI inference for enterprises with data residency needs.

eWeek
Sep 04, 2026

Microsoft to Report Azure Revenue Quarterly, but Margins Remain Undisclosed
AWS brings GPT-5.6 Terra and Luna to Amazon Bedrock in India, offering in-country AI inference for enterprises with data residency needs.

eWeek
Sep 03, 2026

Singapore Details S$37B RIE2030 Plan: Quantum Computing Moves Toward Industry
Singapore's RIE2030 plan is pushing quantum computing from research toward industry, with investments spanning hardware, finance, startups and security.

eWeek
Sep 03, 2026

VMware Cloud Foundation 9.1.1 Adds Shared AI Models, but Key Features Remain in Preview
VMware Cloud Foundation 9.1.1 adds multi-tenant model sharing, but several GitOps, storage, and agentic AI controls are not yet production-ready.

eWeek
Sep 03, 2026

Equinix Inference Exchange Targets Q1 2027, but Pricing and Launch Metros Remain Unclear
Equinix plans to launch Inference Exchange in Q1 2027, but pricing, deployment locations, capacity, and service commitments remain undisclosed.

eWeek
Sep 03, 2026

15 AI Robots Demonstrate Cooperative Tasks at European Parliament
Adobe has added a simplified editing mode to Photoshop designed to help new users get acquainted with the popular image editing app. 

AI Assisted Editor, now available in beta, is an optional alternative to the standard view — now called Pro Editor mode — that provides a prompt-based interface similar to the Firefly editor rather than the full range of Photoshop tools. It includes a side panel that contains generative AI (genAI) features such as Generative Fill, Remove Background, and AI Markup, as well as a text prompt box. 

The more streamlined editor view could also prove useful for existing users that don't need the full workspace for every edit, Adobe said. More seasoned professionals might switch to the AI Assisted Editor for concepts or mock ups, or for quick editing that doesn't require the full set of Photoshop functions. 

For those who don't need it, however, the new mode can be hidden from view. 

Among the other Photoshop features unveiled Thursday is Prompt to Edit, which lets users apply changes to an entire image with a simple prompt — for example, adding stormy clouds and rain. That creates an output layer that can then be modified, such as masking out image elements or changing the opacity. 

Prompt to Edit is available in both AI Assisted and Pro Editor views.

eWeek
Sep 02, 2026

Philips Gets $33.7M to Build Autonomous Stroke Robots
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eWeek
Sep 02, 2026

OpenAI Astra vs. CrowdStrike SafeMind: How Two AI Cyber Defense Strategies Are Converging
OpenAI Astra and CrowdStrike SafeMind approach AI cyber defense differently, but their new partnership points toward a converging enterprise security stack.

eWeek
Sep 02, 2026

Firefox 155 Expands AI, but Enterprise Controls Still Have Mobile Gaps
Firefox 155 expands AI features as Mozilla's enterprise controls expose remaining gaps across mobile devices, extensions, and external AI services.

eWeek
Sep 02, 2026

Claude Fable 5.1 and Mythos 5.1: What Enterprises Need to Know
Anthropic's Claude Fable 5.1 lowers agent costs, while restricted Mythos 5.1 offers more permissive safeguards for approved research work.

eWeek
Sep 02, 2026

The Future of App Compatibility on Snapdragon
eSpeaks' Corey Noles talks with Qualcomm's Manish Sirdeshmukh about the Windows on Snapdragon ecosystem

eWeek
Sep 02, 2026

Sydney Gets a World-First Quantum Computer: What to Know
Diraq is bringing a silicon-spin quantum computer to an Equinix data center in Sydney. Here's what the deployment means for enterprise computing.

eWeek
Sep 02, 2026

11 Best Data Analytics Platforms for 2026: Features, Pricing, and Fit
Compare 11 enterprise data analytics platforms for 2026, including pricing, key features, strengths, trade-offs, and the best fit for different teams.

eWeek
Sep 01, 2026

Rethinking App Compatibility for Windows on Snapdragon
Enterprise application readiness now extends beyond whether established software launches. IT leaders must also evaluate performance, manageability, battery life, AI capabilities, and support for emerging workloads across the PC lifecycle.

eWeek
Sep 01, 2026

Pentagon Adds ChatGPT Mil and Grok to Its Secure AI Platform
The Pentagon adds ChatGPT Mil and Grok to GenAI.mil, expanding secure access to multiple AI models for more than 3 million military and civilian workers.

eWeek
Sep 01, 2026

Best Generative AI Certifications for 2026
Compare the best generative AI certifications for 2026, including exam costs, skills covered, experience requirements, and the professionals each one suits.

eWeek
Sep 01, 2026

This $5,000 Berkeley Humanoid Can Be Built With a Desktop 3D Printer
UC Berkeley's open-source Humanoid Lite costs under $5,000 and uses 3D-printed parts, opening humanoid robotics to more researchers and students.

eWeek
Sep 01, 2026

What Is Data as a Service (DaaS)? Benefits for B2B Revenue Teams
Data as a Service gives B2B revenue teams access to maintained external data without requiring them to build and manage the underlying collection infrastructure. Learn how DaaS works, where it adds value, and what to consider when choosing a provider.

eWeek
Aug 31, 2026

Anthropic's Claude Helped Automate Quantum Computer Laser Controls
Anthropic's Claude helped QuEra automate quantum computer laser controls, cutting recovery times from minutes to seconds in testbed trials.

eWeek
Aug 31, 2026

Anthropic Gives Claude Its Own Browser for Web Tasks
Anthropic added a built-in browser to Claude Cowork, letting AI agents navigate websites while remaining separate from users' everyday browser sessions.

eWeek
Aug 28, 2026

85% Reject an AI Boss: What Daily Tech Insider Readers Really Want From AI
Across seven Daily Tech Insider polls, respondents kept drawing the same line: Let AI help with the work, but keep a human's hand on the wheel.

eWeek
Aug 28, 2026

Tokenomics and the New Economics of Agentic AI: Report
Explore how tokenomics can help enterprises optimize agentic AI costs, workload placement, governance, and value as AI scales into production.

eWeek
Aug 28, 2026

From GPUs to Models: How Nvidia Is Expanding Its AI Empire
Nvidia's reported Hugging Face deal highlights a broader push across AI infrastructure, enterprise data, models, networking and developer tools.

eWeek
Aug 28, 2026

Quantum-Ready Hardware May Not Be What It Seems: What IT Buyers Need to Verify
TCG warns that not all quantum-ready TPMs are equal, giving enterprise IT buyers new guidance for verifying post-quantum security claims.

eWeek
Aug 28, 2026

Best AI Video Generators for Business in 2026
Compare six AI video generators for business in 2026, with current pricing, free plans, key features, use cases, and the tradeoffs of each platform.

eWeek
Aug 28, 2026

Best AI Writing Tools for 2026: Which One Fits Your Needs?
Compare the best AI writing tools for 2026, including pricing, free plans, writing workflows, key features, and where each platform works best.

eWeek
Aug 28, 2026

Google Cloud's 2029 Quantum-Security Roadmap: What You Need to Know
Google Cloud's 2029 post-quantum cryptography roadmap outlines how it plans to prepare its infrastructure for quantum threats and what enterprises must do.

eWeek
Aug 27, 2026

OpenAI's Reset: Chasing Anthropic While Taming Its AI Agents
OpenAI is narrowing its product focus, slowing risky AI research and managing leadership turnover as it races Anthropic for enterprise customers.

eWeek
Aug 27, 2026

Choosing a Lakehouse Architecture That Won't Box You In
Learn how Apache Iceberg, open standards, consistent governance, and hybrid design can keep a lakehouse architecture flexible for evolving analytics and AI.

eWeek
Aug 27, 2026

Why Metadata Is Essential for AI-Ready Data
AI-ready data needs more than catalog metadata. Business context, lineage, and policy must remain consistent across hybrid environments so people and AI agents can discover, understand, govern, and use enterprise data in ways that remain trustworthy and auditable.

eWeek
Aug 27, 2026

IBM's Quantum Fridge Breakthrough: The Race to Build a Fault-Tolerant Computer Gets Colder
IBM connected two ultracold cryogenic modules as it works toward a fault-tolerant quantum computer, highlighting a key challenge in scaling quantum systems.

eWeek
Aug 27, 2026

SpaceX's $100 Billion Starbase Louisiana Plans 10 Launchpads, Fuel Production, and More
SpaceX's $100 billion Starbase Louisiana would combine 10 launchpads with fuel, power, processing, and logistics infrastructure.

eWeek
Aug 27, 2026

Intel's 256-Core Diamond Rapids Xeon Targets AMD's Venice in 2027
Intel's Diamond Rapids Xeon will scale to 256 cores in 2027, pairing massive cache, memory bandwidth and new packaging to challenge AMD's EPYC Venice.

eWeek
Aug 27, 2026

Google Targets AI Sticker Shock: What Gemini's Pay-As-You-Go Pricing Means for Enterprises
Google adds pay-as-you-go pricing to Gemini Enterprise, giving businesses more flexibility while introducing new cost controls and discounts.

eWeek
Aug 26, 2026

Singapore's AI Infrastructure Push: 200MW of New Data Centre Capacity Allocated
Singapore provisionally allocated 200MW of new data center capacity as it expands AI infrastructure while balancing energy and sustainability demands.

eWeek
Aug 26, 2026

China Proposes 100 Humanoid Robot Standards by 2028
China proposes more than 100 humanoid robot standards by 2028, covering performance, interoperability, cybersecurity, data protection and safety.

eWeek
Aug 26, 2026

Cisco and Nvidia Go Rack Scale: Supermicro Joins the AI Factory Buildout
Cisco and Nvidia are expanding their Secure AI Factory with Supermicro rack-scale systems, liquid cooling, and support for Nvidia Rubin infrastructure.

eWeek
Aug 26, 2026

CISA Red Team Tests Expose Cloud and Identity Gaps in Critical Infrastructure
CISA red team tests show how fast SOC containment can still leave Active Directory, cloud identity, and privileged access weaknesses exposed.

eWeek
Aug 26, 2026

AI Agents Use 5 Times More LLM Tokens Than Humans, a16z Data Shows
A16z data shows AI agents consuming roughly five times more LLM tokens than humans, highlighting how autonomous workloads are reshaping AI economics.

eWeek
Aug 26, 2026

Apple's AI-Powered Siri Could Launch With a Waitlist in iOS 27
Apple may keep its Siri AI waitlist after iOS 27 launches, using server-generated wait estimates as it expands access beyond beta testers.

eWeek
Aug 26, 2026

What Is Sales Analytics? How Revenue Teams Use Sales Data
Learn how revenue teams turn CRM, pipeline, buyer, and performance data into actionable insights that improve forecasting, conversion, account prioritization, and sales decisions.

eWeek
Aug 25, 2026

10 Best AI Chatbots for 2026: Features, Pricing, and Use Cases
Compare 10 of the best AI chatbots for 2026 by use case, features, pricing, integrations, and expert verdicts to find the right assistant for your work.

eWeek
Aug 25, 2026

Google's $1.5 Billion AI Coding Play Could Escalate Its Fight With OpenAI, Anthropic
Google is reportedly discussing a $1.5 billion-plus Mechanize deal as its AI coding rivalry with OpenAI and Anthropic intensifies.

eWeek
Aug 25, 2026

ByteDance Doubao Work: TikTok Owner Takes AI Fight to Tencent
ByteDance launches Doubao Work and consolidates its AI tools around Doubao as it challenges Tencent and Alibaba for China's enterprise AI market.

eWeek
Aug 25, 2026

Xiaomi Launches Xring O3 Chip Reportedly Built on TSMC 3nm
Xiaomi launches the Xring O3, a reported TSMC-made 3nm processor expected to power a flagship foldable and advance its custom chip strategy.

eWeek
Aug 25, 2026

NEC Invests in Dexmate to Expand Physical AI Robotics Push
Xiaomi launches the Xring O3, a reported TSMC-made 3nm processor expected to power a flagship foldable and advance its custom chip strategy.

eWeek
Aug 25, 2026

Hong Kong's First Robot-Assisted Pelvic Fracture Surgery
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eWeek
Aug 24, 2026

Best Generative AI Tools for 2026: 10 Apps Compared
Compare 10 top generative AI tools for 2026, from ChatGPT and Claude to Midjourney, Runway, and Suno, with pricing, standout features, pros, and cons.

eWeek
Aug 24, 2026

Galbot Tennis Robot Takes on Humans at Beijing Robot Games
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eWeek
Aug 24, 2026

Alibaba's Wan3.0 Generates 30-Second AI Videos From Documents
Alibaba's Wan3.0 generates 30-second AI videos from documents, targeting enterprise teams with lower prices and expanded content-generation tools.

eWeek
Aug 24, 2026

Google Pixel Tag vs AirTag 2: Which $29 Tracker Is Better?
Google Pixel Tag and Apple AirTag 2 cost the same, but compatibility, tracking networks, sharing, and precision finding make the choice easier.

eWeek
Aug 24, 2026

Pixel Watch 5 vs Galaxy Watch9: Price, Battery, Features Compared
Pixel Watch 5 and Galaxy Watch9 are only $20 apart. Compare battery life, Android compatibility, health features, and which watch fits you best.

eWeek
Aug 24, 2026

Tesla, Rivals Recall 4.3M Cars in China Over Electronic Door Handle Safety Risks
Tesla and 11 other automakers are recalling 4.3 million vehicles in China over electronic door handle risks as new safety rules approach.

eWeek
Aug 24, 2026

Nvidia Eyes Rebellions Deal as AI Inference Competition Heats Up
Nvidia is reportedly discussing a partnership, investment or acquisition involving South Korean AI chip startup Rebellions as inference demand grows.

eWeek
Aug 24, 2026

AI Hardware Rush: Philippine Electronics Exports Could Reach Record $54 Billion
AI and data center demand could help push Philippine electronics exports to a record $54 billion in 2026 as the country's hardware sector grows.

eWeek
Aug 24, 2026

Claude's Maker Could Pull Off the Biggest IPO in History, Surpassing SpaceX
Anthropic could reportedly seek a near-$2 trillion valuation in a blockbuster IPO, putting Claude's rapid growth under public-market scrutiny.

eWeek
Aug 23, 2026

8 Best Robotics Companies for 2026: Who Stands Out and Why
Compare eight top robotics companies for 2026, from humanoids and cobots to surgical and warehouse robots, with use cases, pricing, and buying models.

eWeek
Aug 23, 2026

Best AI 3D Generators for 2026: 6 Tools Compared
Compare six of the best AI 3D generators for 2026, including Meshy, Tripo, Rodin, Sloyd, Spline, and Hunyuan3D, with features, pricing, and tradeoffs.

eWeek
Aug 23, 2026

Apple Simplifies EU App Store Fees, but Developers Face New Tradeoffs
Apple is overhauling its EU App Store business terms with simpler fees, new payment options, and fresh tradeoffs for developers from Oct. 1.

eWeek
Aug 21, 2026

Xiaomi's New Humanoid Robot Installs Nuts, Sorts Panels in EV Factory Trial
Xiaomi's latest humanoid robot spent four months training inside an EV factory, revealing progress and remaining hurdles for industrial robotics.

eWeek
Aug 21, 2026

Humanoid Robots Make Beds, Move Luggage in China's Latest Work Test
China's World Humanoid Robot Games are testing robots on hotel, household and library jobs that reveal how close humanoids are to real work.

eWeek
Aug 20, 2026

Top AI Companies in 2026: Visionaries Driving the AI Revolution
The top artificial intelligence companies in 2026 driving AI forward, from the giants to the visionaries.

eWeek
Aug 20, 2026

Anthropic Says Claude Designed Protein Binders Validated in Lab Tests
Anthropic says Claude designed lab-validated protein binders and analyzed chemistry data, highlighting AI's expanding role in scientific research.

eWeek
Aug 20, 2026

Vietnam's Robot Ambitions Grow With New Factory, Homegrown Humanoids
Vietnam's robotics push is growing as AMC prepares a new factory and local companies develop humanoid robots, embodied AI, and advanced robotics technologies.

eWeek
Aug 20, 2026

Delta Pushes Toward Factory Autonomy With New Dual-Arm AI Robot
Delta unveiled a dual-arm embodied AI robot platform combining Nvidia hardware, digital twins, and adaptive controls for more autonomous factories.

eWeek
Aug 20, 2026

Unitree CEO Says Humanoid Robots Near ‘ChatGPT Moment'
Unitree CEO Wang Xingxing says humanoid robots are nearing a "ChatGPT moment," but software limits could keep mass deployment years away.

eWeek
Aug 20, 2026

RevOps Automation: What to Automate Across the Revenue Funnel
Learn what to automate across the revenue funnel, from data enrichment and lead routing to pipeline management, forecasting, onboarding, renewals, and reporting.

eWeek
Aug 20, 2026

Oracle Expands Health Clinical AI Agent With Coding and Chart Review
Oracle expands its Health Clinical AI Agent with dictation, chart review, and coding tools designed to reduce clinicians' administrative workload.

eWeek
Aug 20, 2026

China's Robocops Are Scaling Up After 170,000 Traffic Warnings
China is expanding its robot traffic-cop rollout after SUPCON said its Hangzhou fleet issued more than 170,000 warnings since May.

eWeek
Aug 20, 2026

Noitom Releases 617-Hour HiPHI Motion Dataset for Humanoid AI Research
Noitom released 617.5 hours of HiPHI motion data for non-commercial humanoid AI research, including 200 million frames of human movement.

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