Norwegian humanoid robotics company 1X Technologies (1X) recently unveiled its latest home robot, Neo Gamma, marking a significant step forward in home robotics technology. Unlike previous prototypes, Neo Gamma will undergo limited home testing, aiming to provide users with a more human-friendly intelligent service experience. 1X prioritized minimizing potential harm from human-robot interaction in Neo Gamma's design. Its exterior utilizes a novel woven nylon material, which...

AI tycoon Chen Tianshi, co-founder of chip company Cambricon Technologies, saw his net worth skyrocket to $10 billion in 2024. This surge is attributed to Cambricon's stock price, which skyrocketed by 500% shortly after its listing in Shanghai. Despite this, market analysts remain cautious about the company's future stock performance. As of January 15, 2024, the market capitalization of Cambricon Technologies reached 291 billion RMB (approximately $40 billion), making it a major player in China's ChiNext market.

Recently, the location data and technology platform HERE Technologies, based in the Netherlands, announced a ten-year partnership with Amazon Web Services (AWS) worth a total of $10 billion. This collaboration aims to revolutionize the development of software-defined vehicles (SDVs) and drive innovation in the automotive industry. Image source note: The image is generated by AI, and the image licensing provider Midjourney.

At the recent annual re:Invent conference held in Las Vegas, Amazon's cloud computing service AWS announced a series of new technologies, highlighting the energy efficiency improvements of its data centers, achieving efficiency levels over four times greater than traditional on-premises computing. AWS head Prasad Kalyanaraman stated that these innovations not only enhance energy efficiency but also flexibly support emerging workloads. Image source note: Image generated by AI, image licensed by service provider Midj.

With the rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies in industrial sectors, experts indicate that high-quality data and data governance will be more important than generative technologies. By 2025, companies must focus more on scalable and flexible solutions when adopting AI, rather than solely relying on Generative AI (GenAI). Image note: The picture is generated by AI, authorized by the image service provider Midjourney, based on the analysis by Qlik, the key to fully harnessing AI's potential lies in companies' investments in high-quality, real-time data.

Addverb Technologies, backed by the Reliance Group, is rapidly catching up with the global robotics industry. The company recently announced that it will launch its first humanoid robots in 2025, with an initial plan to roll out 100 units. Sangeet Kumar, the co-founder and CEO of Addverb, stated in an interview that these robots will be utilized across various sectors including energy and retail. Addverb has a strong background.

The world's largest technical professional organization, IEEE, recently released a research report titled 'Technology Impact Beyond 2025'. This report surveyed 355 technology leaders from Brazil, China, India, the UK, and the US to explore future technology development trends. The survey revealed that 58% of respondents believe that smart technologies will be the most influential technology area in 2025, marking its second consecutive year at the top. Following closely are cloud computing (26%) and robotics (24%). Other noteworthy fields include extended reality.

Norwegian startup 1X Technologies recently announced significant advancements in developing AI-based world models for robots. Simply put, these models act as virtual testing grounds for robots, allowing them to test and improve in various scenarios without the need for real-world testing. 1X believes this is key to solving the 'robotics challenge' — how to reliably evaluate robots trained for multiple tasks in ever-changing environments.

Lumen Technologies is attempting to improve its financial situation by diversifying its business and restructuring its $20 billion debt through AI-related contracts. CFO Chris Stansbury acknowledges severe debt structure issues and has negotiated with creditors to obtain new credit lines and defer billions in maturing debt. The company focuses on AI connectivity services, recently securing a $5 billion contract with an additional $7 billion in po....

Dell Technologies and Red Hat have partnered to integrate Red Hat Enterprise Linux AI (RHEL AI) into PowerEdge servers, aiming to simplify the development, testing, and deployment of AI models for enterprises, particularly in hybrid cloud environments. This collaboration focuses on the resources required for AI implementation, such as powerful servers, computing capabilities, and GPUs, while providing a flexible platform. It is expected that in the third quarter, optimized AI hardware solutions combined with Dell PowerEdge servers and RH...

Dell Technologies Group's second-quarter fiscal report for 2025 demonstrates strong performance, with total revenue reaching $25.026 billion, a year-over-year increase of 9%. The Infrastructure Solutions Group performed impressively, generating $11.6 billion in revenue, a 38% increase, with server and networking revenue jumping 80% to $7.7 billion. However, the storage business reported revenue of $4 billion, down 5%. The Client Solutions Group's revenue was $12.4 billion, reflecting a 4% year-over-year decline. Demand in the AI sector continues to climb, with demand for AI-optimized servers at $3.2 billion, a 23% quarter-over-quarter increase.

Google is leveraging artificial intelligence technology to analyze sound data, aiming to predict and detect health issues early, particularly tuberculosis. In partnership with Indian startup Salcit Technologies, the plan is to integrate this innovative technology into smartphones for easier use in resource-limited areas. This method can assist in diagnosing health conditions through simple audio like cough sounds. Google's ongoing exploration in the health sector, including disease detection through olfactory technology, demonstrates its commitment to enhancing health management capabilities through technological means.

Dell Technologies accelerates AI skills training in India by launching a Generative AI foundation course and professional certification aimed at helping professionals master AI and machine learning knowledge to drive enterprise transformation. The first 250 registrants for the technology forum will receive Dell certification. The course covers AI governance and security, and collaborates with multiple organizations to apply AI in sectors such as healthcare and transportation. An end-to-end AI solution has been launched in partnership with NVIDIA, projected to unlock an economic impact of $4.4 trillion.

With the rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) technology, the IT industry is undergoing unprecedented changes. According to a report by Pluralsight, more than half of IT professionals are concerned about AI-driven threats and fear that their jobs may be replaced by AI tools. Currently, only 40% of organizations have provided formal structured training for AI. In the face of AI-driven threats, professionals need to enhance their skills and master key areas such as threat intelligence and reverse engineering. New roles like cybersecurity data scientists and vulnerability developers are gaining traction.

Palantir Technologies has entered into a partnership with Microsoft to provide secure cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and analytical capabilities to support the missions of defense and intelligence agencies of the U.S. government. This news resulted in an 11% increase in Palantir's stock price, and Microsoft's stock also saw an uptick. The collaboration allows the U.S. government to leverage Azure OpenAI services to access large language models, Microsoft’s partnership with OpenAI, and Palantir's AI platform.

American telecom company Lumen Technologies has seized opportunities from the rapid development of AI, announcing a new business order worth $5 billion, primarily aimed at meeting the demand for more fiber networks from enterprises to tackle the challenges of AI data processing. Lumen's CEO Kate Johnson stated that the AI economy is transforming business operations, and an increasing number of companies recognize the importance of a robust network infrastructure. The stock surged about 93% on Tuesday, with a total increase of 164.6% this year. They are collaborating with Microsoft, utilizing the Azure platform internally.