Artificial intelligence

Adobe expands enterprise AI strategy with agent-based workflow tools

By Axel Miller | 20 Apr 2026

Adobe showcases new AI-driven enterprise automation features at Summit 2026 as competition intensifies in creative software and SaaS markets.

Google explores deeper AI collaboration with Pentagon using Gemini models

By Cygnus | 16 Apr 2026

Google is reportedly in discussions with the Pentagon to deploy Gemini AI in secure environments. Learn how Big Tech is shaping the future of military AI.

South Korea’s AI chip push grows, but 2nm robotics claims remain premature

By Axel Miller | 15 Apr 2026

DEEPX is advancing edge AI chips with support from Hyundai, though claims around 2nm robotics processors and large-scale deployment remain unconfirmed.

India–Japan chip collaboration grows, but details around Axiro–EdgeCortix deal remain limited

By Cygnus | 15 Apr 2026

Edge AI chipmaker EdgeCortix is gaining attention as India and Japan deepen semiconductor collaboration, though specific deal details remain unconfirmed.

Tesla’s robotics push continues, but Shanghai “Optimus mass production” claims remain unconfirmed

By Cygnus | 15 Apr 2026

Tesla continues developing its Optimus humanoid robot, though claims about Shanghai mass production and large-scale targets remain unconfirmed.

The 2nm race intensifies as TSMC demand surges and global rivals scale up

By Cygnus | 15 Apr 2026

TSMC leads the AI chip boom with strong demand for advanced nodes, while global players like Intel and Rapidus invest to build alternative semiconductor capacity.

Uber’s robotaxi strategy shift: no confirmed $10 billion commitment to fleet ownership or “28 by 28” rollout

By Axel Miller | 15 Apr 2026

Reports of a $10B Uber robotaxi shift and 28-city rollout are unconfirmed. Discover what Uber’s real autonomous vehicle strategy looks like in 2026.

From chatbot to coworker: Microsoft explores autonomous agents for Copilot

By Axel Miller | 14 Apr 2026

Microsoft is evolving Copilot toward more autonomous workflows. Discover what’s confirmed and what remains speculative ahead of Build 2026.

Humyn Labs invests in human-in-the-loop data to advance physical AI capabilities

By Axel Miller | 13 Apr 2026

Humyn Labs is investing in human-in-the-loop and multimodal data to support the next phase of physical AI and robotics development.

OpenAI expands London presence as a key international hub

By Cygnus | 13 Apr 2026

OpenAI is expanding its London operations, reinforcing the UK as a global AI talent hub despite infrastructure challenges.

Alibaba Cloud Leads Funding Round in ShengShu Technology to Advance Multimodal AI Models

By Cygnus | 10 Apr 2026

ShengShu Technology secures funding led by Alibaba Cloud to expand multimodal AI capabilities, including video and advanced model development.

Transgrid Flags Infrastructure Pressures as Data Centre Demand Grows in New South Wales

By Axel Miller | 10 Apr 2026

Utilities in New South Wales highlight rising infrastructure pressures from data centre demand as policymakers review energy, water, and cost impacts.

Meta Platforms Expands AI Infrastructure Partnership with CoreWeave

By Cygnus | 09 Apr 2026

Meta Platforms expands its AI infrastructure partnership with CoreWeave, highlighting rising demand for specialized cloud providers and GPU compute capacity.

Anthropic Flags Advanced Model Capabilities, Sparks Debate on Responsible AI Release

By Axel Miller | 09 Apr 2026

Anthropic outlines risks and capabilities of advanced AI systems, highlighting cybersecurity implications and the shift toward controlled deployment.

Flipkart sharpens AI focus to boost logistics, quick commerce and customer experience

By Axel Miller | 08 Apr 2026

Flipkart is expanding its use of AI across logistics, quick commerce, and customer experience to improve efficiency and scale operations in India.

Tecto Data Centers plans $2 billion Brazil expansion, targets AI and regional growth

By Cygnus | 08 Apr 2026

Tecto Data Centers plans a $2 billion investment in Brazil to expand AI and cloud infrastructure, supported by new policy incentives and rising demand.

Google updates Gemini safety features, adds crisis support tools and stricter AI guardrails

By Cygnus | 08 Apr 2026

Google has updated its Gemini AI assistant with enhanced safety features, including improved handling of sensitive queries and access to support resources.

AI vs governments: Who controls the future of intelligence?

By Cygnus | 07 Apr 2026

Governments and AI companies like OpenAI and Anthropic are shaping the future of intelligence amid rising policy conflicts and global competition.

The $2 trillion AI infrastructure race: Who will control global compute?

By Cygnus | 06 Apr 2026

AI spending is set to exceed $2 trillion in 2026, driving a global race in data centers, chips, and energy infrastructure.

Foxconn Q1 revenue jumps 29.7% on AI demand, flags geopolitical risks

By Axel Miller | 06 Apr 2026

Foxconn reports 29.7% Q1 revenue growth on strong AI demand but warns of risks from global geopolitical uncertainty.

UK courts Anthropic expansion amid US defence dispute, report says

By Cygnus | 06 Apr 2026

UK explores attracting Anthropic expansion with London plans and listing options amid U.S. defence policy tensions over AI use.

Report flags Southeast Asia AgriTech potential, cites India as reference model

By Cygnus | 02 Apr 2026

A new report highlights Southeast Asia’s AgriTech potential, with India’s ecosystem cited as a reference for growth and investment strategies.

Intel reviews Ireland fab partnership as it pursues long-term manufacturing strategy

By Axel Miller | 01 Apr 2026

Intel is reviewing its Ireland semiconductor investment structure as it expands manufacturing capacity and targets growth in AI-related chips.

Apple at 50 reflects shift toward services and AI as growth drivers

By Axel Miller | 01 Apr 2026

Apple turns 50 as it pivots toward services and artificial intelligence, with analysts highlighting the growing role of recurring revenue and ecosystem integration.