A startup that aims to keep enterprises secure amid soaring use of AI has emerged from stealth with $180 million in funding. The Series A round saw Glow, based in Tel Aviv and Palo Alto, achieve a $1.

Microagi will use Google Cloud’s AI infrastructure and Nvidia Blackwell systems to train task-specific embodied AI models.

Esther Shittu has covered AI technologies and industry trends since 2021. As co-host of the Targeting AI podcast, she talks ...

Chinese tech giant Alibaba’s new AI model shows that enterprises will likely continue to be attracted to Chinese AI models ...

The chipmaker is fleshing out its physical AI ecosystem, from foundation models and edge hardware to software, developer ...

Enterprises concerned about the potential cost of buying and implementing AI should rethink how they evaluate its worth, according to OpenAI. To assist them in doing so, the frontier AI lab has ...

"Our new asset-light model gives infrastructure partners a flexible way to benefit from the explosive growth of AI," Volozh ...

Organizations are moving beyond AI deployment to focus on measurable business value, workflow redesign and the governance ...

While red teaming is standard practice, using humans and AI to test the security of new models is novel. Enterprises ...

Alibaba-affiliate Ant Group recently led a $73.58 million funding round in humanoid robotics company Zeroth, marking its 12th ...

The new body, which will steward the x402 payments protocol, is backed by 40 members including Visa, Mastercard, Google and ...

The GPT-5.6 release shows the power the government holds in the AI model landscape. ChatGPT Work highlights how OpenAI ...