AI agents must be able to cooperate, coordinate, and execute across large contexts and long time periods, and this, says Nvidia, demands a new type of infrastructure, one that is open. The company says it has the answer with its new Nemotron 3 family of open models. Developers and engineers can use the new models

Last week at AWS re:Invent, amid many product announcements and cloud messages, AWS introduced AWS AI Factories. The press release emphasizes accelerating artificial intelligence development with Trainium, Nvidia GPUs, and reliable, secure infrastructure, all delivered with the ease, security, and sophistication you’ve come to expect from Amazon’s cloud. If you’re an enterprise leader with a

AI agents combine language and reasoning models with the ability to take action through automations and APIs. Agent-to-agent protocols like the Model Context Protocol (MCP) enable integrations, making each agent discoverable and capable of orchestrating more complex operations. Many organizations will first experiment with AI agents embedded in their SaaS applications. AI agents in HR

In yet another demonstration of its addiction to surveillance, the UK government now wants your smartphones to stop you from looking at images containing nudes unless you pass an age verification check. The Financial Times reports the UK will soon “encourage” Apple and Google to build nudity-detection algorithms into their operating systems by default in an attempt to

AI agents must be able to cooperate, coordinate, and execute across large contexts and long time periods, and this, says Nvidia, demands a new type of infrastructure, one that is open. The company says it has the answer with its new Nemotron 3 family of open models. Developers and engineers can use the new models

Enterprise leaders are pressing ahead with artificial intelligence, even as some early results remain uneven. Reporting from the Wall Street Journal and Reuters shows that most CEOs expect AI spending to keep rising through 2026, despite difficulty tying those investments to clear, enterprise-wide returns. The tension highlights where many organisations now sit in their AI

Walmart’s December 9 transfer to Nasdaq wasn’t just a symbolic gesture. The US$905 billion retailer is making its boldest claim yet: that it’s no longer a traditional discount chain, but a tech-powered enterprise using AI to fundamentally rewire its retail operations. But beyond the marketing spin and the parade of AI announcements, what’s genuinely transforming

As the company that kick-started the cloud computing revolution, Amazon is one of the world’s biggest companies whose practices in all things technological can be regarded as a blueprint for implementing new technology. This article looks at some of the ways that the company is deploying AI in its operations. Amazon’s latest AI strategy has

Gracia AI, the London company building production infrastructure for 4D Gaussian Splatting, has raised $1.7 million from investors including EWOR and a pioneer behind Neural Radiance Fields (NeRF) technology. The funding positions Gracia as a fast-moving player in an industry that barely existed two years ago. The round supports a company that has quickly expanded

Insights from World’s Largest AI SOCs Help Provide Practical Guidance for Security Teams Simbian®, building Superintelligence for Security Operations, announces an industry-first AI Roadmap for Security Operations, an approach to help today’s SecOps teams navigate the complex AI environment and focus in on what is fact vs fiction. With so many security vendors talking about AI in