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Google’s recent win in a bankruptcy auction for Spirit Airlines’ internal data marks a noteworthy shift in how tech giants source training material for artificial intelligence. The $10 million bid granted Google access to a massive collection of deidentified communications, operational logs, and software archives from the now‑defunct low‑cost carrier. This move underscores a growing

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Wireless sensing has emerged as a compelling alternative to traditional camera‑based motion detection, offering a way to perceive movement without capturing visual imagery. By exploiting the subtle variations in Wi‑Fi Channel State Information (CSI) that occur when a person disrupts the radio waves between a transmitter and receiver, systems like ESPectre can infer presence and

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The autonomous delivery landscape experienced a sharp reality check as Serve Robotics unveiled a dramatic reduction in its 2026 revenue forecast, sending shares plunging 7% intraday and wiping out the previous day’s gains tied to a new Grubhub partnership. This reversal underscores how volatile growth expectations can be for early‑stage robotics firms, especially when a

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The shift from picking uniform components on a car assembly line to handling a chaotic mix of boxes, plastic bags and envelopes in a modern logistics hub represents a steep rise in complexity for robotic systems. In a factory, parts are rigid, predictable and often illuminated under controlled lighting, making it relatively straightforward for vision

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GenScript Biotech’s first‑half 2026 results paint a vivid picture of a company riding the wave of artificial intelligence‑driven drug discovery while simultaneously tightening its operational belt. Revenue climbed to roughly $404 million, a 27.3% increase year‑over‑year, and adjusted net profit exploded to $62.5 million, more than tripling the prior period’s figure. This dual surge underscores

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Organizations that have standardized on older releases of Ansible Automation Platform often find themselves constrained by legacy capabilities that hinder rapid innovation. The arrival of version 2.7 introduces a suite of AI‑enhanced features—such as a Model Context Protocol server that contextualizes playbook runs, an intelligent assistant that recommends remediation steps, and a unified dashboard that

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Investors have largely viewed the AI boom through the prism of chipmakers and cloud providers, assuming the biggest rewards would flow to those supplying raw compute power. Goldman Sachs is shifting that lens, arguing that the real value of AI may lie in how companies deploy it to cut labor costs while raising output. To

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Smart home enthusiasts have long looked to security cameras as a quiet guardian for their furry family members, hoping that intelligent alerts could cut through the noise of endless motion notifications. The promise of a system that not only detects “an animal” but can label it with a pet’s name feels like a natural evolution—one

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The journey toward an AI‑native organization begins with a fundamental rethinking of talent, not technology. Leaders often gravitate toward acquiring the latest generative models or automation platforms, assuming that more sophisticated software automatically translates into competitive advantage. In reality, the true differentiator lies in how well employees are equipped to reinterpret their responsibilities, experiment with

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The artificial intelligence boom is pushing data centers into uncharted territory, where traditional power architectures struggle to keep pace with the insatiable appetite of modern accelerators. As training models grow larger and inference workloads become more latency‑sensitive, the average power draw per rack is climbing well beyond the historical 10‑15 kW range, prompting operators to rethink

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