AWS has launched Graviton5, its most powerful and efficient CPU to date, which is expected to significantly impact cloud workloads and could lead to major changes in how cloud-native applications are deployed and optimized.
Google and Walmart partner on AI-driven retail solutions.
Cybersecurity leaders predict 2026 as a turning point with escalating AI-driven attacks, prompting organizations to shift defenses accordingly.[5]
Datavault AI has launched a patented AI rating technology, including AI content detection, a real-time bias meter, and interactive polling powered by ADIO®. The technology is being piloted globally with Fintech.TV and aims to revolutionize news consumption and verification, ensuring integrity and engagement in media.
GitHub Copilot introduced a new AI-powered code review feature, automating the detection of bugs and security vulnerabilities in real time.
Vercel launched a new platform update with enhanced AI-driven deployment and monitoring tools for web developers.
GitHub Copilot introduced new features for code review and security scanning, enhancing its integration with popular development platforms.
ThreatModeler acquired IriusRisk, a cybersecurity company, for over $100 million, signaling a major consolidation in the security tools space.
Intel is partnering with Microsoft to enhance Copilot+ PC features with local AI capabilities up to 180 TOPS on Core Ultra Series 3.
Perplexity emphasizes local compute for better performance in AI software development.
Nvidia released a native app for Linux for its game streaming service GeForce Now, with an app for FireTV Stick 4K Plus and 4K Max expected in early 2026. This expands the accessibility of cloud gaming to more platforms.