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Luminal raises USD $25 million to cut AI inference costs
The Series A will help the San Francisco start-up broaden chip support and ease the high cost of serving AI models at scale.
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The award highlights growing demand for private 5G systems that can keep warehouses and factories connected as robots and sensors move across sites.
Ataccama launches headless MDM for AI agents & apps
It lets AI agents and business workflows query trusted master data directly, reducing duplicate records and easing manual stewardship work.
YORD launches AI training platform for workplace simulations
Employers can now test staff in risky scenarios through VR or web-based AI roleplay, with YORD saying results come faster and stick better.
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The chassis supports vertical or horizontal graphics card mounting and arrives in the US from USD $79.99, depending on the finish.
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Inside Adobe's fast-moving AI partnerships team
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That lets teams swap embedding models in live databases without downtime, though write latency and storage use both rise during the migration.
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The new review process should reduce broken skills and costly regressions as Google scales its Agent Skills repository past 170 entries.
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Most security teams still miss known weaknesses, with Vicarius saying 79% of organisations suffered a related incident last year.
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Businesses using autonomous AI agents may be able to tighten data controls as Nol8 says its platform blocks sensitive information at machine speed.
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Infios named IDC leader in manufacturing warehouse tech
The recognition strengthens Infios's position with manufacturers seeking tighter inventory control, traceability and recall support in warehouse operations.
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Spectra Logic launches software to delay storage expansion
Higher flash prices are pushing organisations to squeeze more life from existing systems before spending on new storage hardware.
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TD SYNNEX expands Destination AI for SMBs globally
Partners now have a standardised route to package AI for smaller customers, as the distributor adds SMB-specific tools and training worldwide.
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