MostaTech to Showcase High-Precision Inertial Sensors at XPONENTIAL Europe 2026
MostaTech will exhibit its complete line of fiber optic gyroscopes (FOGs) and FOG‑based inertial measurement units (IMUs) at XPONENTIAL Europe 2026 in Düsseldorf (Stand 1F06). The showcase highlights compact U‑Series IMUs (U123D, U121D, U183) optimized for size, weight and power, the G‑Series three‑axis FOGs—including the new G321M with 8 kHz output—and ultra‑miniature or rugged single‑axis models such as VG221, VG2103S and VG091A. These sensors target autonomous platforms, gimbals, UAVs and harsh‑environment applications. MostaTech’s goal is to help integrators match inertial solutions to specific mission requirements.
AlphaGo's Victory Ignited China's AI Ambitions
The shot heard round the Rim 🇨🇳 10 years ago, Google’s AlphaGo, an AI built with RL, beat a human champion and shocked China into action: “In China, Go wasn’t just a game. It represented a wider nexus of history, emotion,...
Pixel Agents Turns Claude Code Into Tiny Office Simulator
Someone turned Claude Code into a pixel office simulator. And it’s oddly satisfying. A VS Code extension called Pixel Agents creates a tiny pixel office where every Claude terminal becomes an animated agent. You can design the office layout and watch multiple AI...
Galidix and Global Markets: How the Platform Adapts to Different Trading Environments
Galidix positions itself as a truly global trading platform, offering access to equities, commodities, indices and digital assets within a single account. The platform connects to multiple liquidity providers, enabling depth and reduced slippage across time zones. Its architecture adapts...
South Korea Accelerates Nuclear Restarts Amid Middle East Fuel Crisis
South Korea will speed up the restart of nuclear reactors undergoing maintenance to secure energy as the war in the Middle East chokes fossil fuel supplies 🇰🇷☢️ The nation will seek to start two units this month, and a further four by...
This Sensor Lets DJI Drones Detect Methane and Toxic Gases
AIRINS introduced new multi‑sensor configurations for its Sniffer4D Nano2+ gas detection system, enabling DJI enterprise drones to monitor up to ten gas parameters in a single flight. The solution pairs AI‑driven analytics with lightweight sensors to map methane, hydrogen sulfide,...
Thales Launches SkyDefender: The Integral Air and Missile Defence Dome With Artificial Intelligence
Thales unveiled SkyDefender, an AI‑enabled air and missile defence dome that spans land, sea and space. The system combines long‑range early‑warning radars and satellite sensors with medium‑ and short‑range interceptors, all managed through the SkyView command platform. Its open, modular...
Preventative Mental Health Startup Mynd Wants to Change Workplace Support to a Habit
Australian workers rarely use traditional Employee Assistance Programs, with only about 5% engagement. To address this gap, Melbourne founders Ash Horovitz and Dean Rotenberg launched the mental‑wellbeing app mynd, offering 24/7 micro‑sessions and personalized emotional check‑ins. Since its soft launch...
AI Agents Can Think and Act, Is Your Business Ready? EP 417 - Raymond Ngan
Businesses are shifting from simple automation to agentic AI systems that can reason, plan, and act independently. The episode with Raymond Ngan highlights potential gains such as faster decisions, higher productivity, and end‑to‑end workflow automation. However, it also warns that...
Building Trust for Transformation: Rethinking Innovation in Digital Health
The Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Trust partnered with Solventum to co‑design an AI‑enabled Follow‑Up Finder tool that screens radiology reports for venous thromboembolism (VTE). By embedding the solution in the electronic patient record, the system achieved over 99.9% sensitivity...
First NHS Hospitals Roll Out Ambient Voice Tech
University Hospitals of Leicester and University Hospitals of Northamptonshire have become the first NHS organisations to jointly deploy AI‑powered Ambient Voice Technology (AVT). The rollout introduces Accurx Scribe for over 10,000 clinicians, automatically capturing consultations and drafting notes, summaries, and...
States and Feds Consider a Simple Solution to SNAP Fraud
Thieves stole at least $320 million in SNAP benefits between October 2022 and December 2024, and the USDA projects another $233 million could be lost in fiscal years 2025‑26 without stronger controls. The fraud stems from magnetic‑stripe EBT cards that are vulnerable to skimming and...
Time-Saving AI Praised by Prime London Agency
Jefferies London’s in‑house AI assistant, J.E.S.S.E., is now handling all inbound and many outbound sales calls for its Prime Central London brokerage. Since September 2025 it has processed more than 11,000 buyer enquiries, averaging about 1,863 calls per month and...
Honda Earns EPA ENERGY STAR at Seven US Plants in 2025
Honda announced that seven of its U.S. manufacturing facilities earned the EPA ENERGY STAR certification for 2025, recognizing superior energy efficiency. The Marysville and East Liberty Ohio plants marked their 20th consecutive year of certification, while other sites in Indiana,...
Kapsch TrafficCom Integrates TomTom Data Into EcoTrafiX
Kapsch TrafficCom has integrated TomTom’s floating‑car data into its EcoTrafiX traffic‑management platform, delivering live traffic flow, incident alerts, and multimodal movement insights. The partnership eliminates the need for additional roadside hardware and reduces customisation effort for city and road‑authority projects....
AI-Generated Code Still Fails Critical Security Checks
OMG so much time telling LLMs 🤖to create two lambdas that ALWAYS verify Yubikey before taking actions and after many rounds of bug fixes like wrong database table names for example (would never work) they come up with a...
PI Introduces Configurable Modular Precision Linear Stage Family with Thousands of Possible Configurations
Physik Instrumente (PI) has launched its Modular Precision Linear (MPL) stage family, a configurable platform that lets engineers assemble high‑precision linear stages online. The system supports thousands of unique configurations by mixing travel ranges, drive types, motors and feedback options....
Tees Valley Portal to Boost Local Economy
The Tees Valley Business Board has launched a new supplier database designed to connect local firms with major project contracts and national or international investors. Companies can opt‑in by providing basic contact and service information, allowing the portal to match...
East Sussex County Council Recruit New CDIO
East Sussex County Council has appointed Stephen Docherty as its new chief digital and information officer. Docherty moves from a healthcare background, having served as CIO for South London and Maudsley NHS Trust and led digital initiatives at Microsoft and...
Codex Automates Twitter Outreach Three Times Faster than Claude
I can tell there is more than one person here who has hooked AI up to X. I did too. But ingested all of the AI community. About 50,000 posts a day. Soon I'll show you my work. Used it to...
Iran’s Fake “Shelter Danger” Calls Part of Psychological Cyber Warfare Playbook
Israel’s National Cyber Directorate warned that Iran‑linked actors are conducting a wave of caller‑ID spoofing attacks, impersonating the Home Front Command’s emergency line. Automated calls and fake text alerts instruct citizens to stay out of bomb shelters or anticipate fuel...
Russia to Expand National Genetics Database to Ensure Treatment for Various Ethnic Groups
Russia is expanding its national genetics database by adding data from 80,000 additional individuals, focusing on patients with socially significant diseases. The first phase (2020‑2024) already catalogued over 200,000 genomes from healthy volunteers, creating one of the world’s largest variant...
Robotic Arm Lets Amputee Violinist Play Again
𝗦𝗼𝗺𝗲𝘁𝗶𝗺𝗲𝘀 𝘁𝗲𝗰𝗵𝗻𝗼𝗹𝗼𝗴𝘆 𝗱𝗼𝗲𝘀 𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗲 𝘁𝗵𝗮𝗻 𝗮𝘂𝘁𝗼𝗺𝗮𝘁𝗲 𝘁𝗮𝘀𝗸𝘀. 𝗜𝘁 𝗰𝗮𝗻 𝗮𝗹𝘀𝗼 𝗲𝘅𝘁𝗲𝗻𝗱 𝗵𝘂𝗺𝗮𝗻 𝗮𝗯𝗶𝗹𝗶𝘁𝘆. Manami Ito, a violinist and nurse, lost her arm years ago. Instead of leaving music behind, she learned to play again using a 𝗿𝗼𝗯𝗼𝘁𝗶𝗰 𝗮𝗿𝗺. She turned a difficult moment...
New Generation Studio Display, Apple’s 5K Monitor Gets Thunderbolt 5 Upgrade
Apple has launched a refreshed 27‑inch Studio Display that retains its 5K Retina panel, 600‑nit brightness, and integrated camera, speakers, and microphones. The key upgrade is the inclusion of Thunderbolt 5, delivering up to 80 Gb/s bandwidth and allowing the monitor to...
Healthy Growth In The Age Of AI
Thorne’s Chief Growth Officer Mary Beech reports that AI engines now drive roughly 5% of new customer discovery, up from zero a year ago. To capitalize on this shift, she has reorganized the marketing function into a "growth laboratory" that...
China’s Gaming GPU Offensive: Lisuan G100 Could Pose Serious Competition for NVIDIA and AMD for the First Time
Lisuan Tech is set to unveil the G100, a mid‑range gaming GPU built on a 6‑nanometer process—the first of its kind from China. The card features 12 GB of GDDR6 memory, a PCIe 4.0 interface, and a 225 W TDP, positioning it against...
SK Hynix Develops LPDDR6 Memory with 1c Manufacturing Process and up to 10.7 Gbps
SK hynix announced a 1c‑based LPDDR6 DRAM that reaches over 10.7 Gbps, a 33 percent speed boost over LPDDR5X, and packs 16 Gb per die. The chip uses a sub‑channel architecture and DVFS to cut power consumption by more than 20 percent, targeting AI‑intensive...
NOVA Entertainment Partners With Retail Media Arm Of Westfield’s Scentre Group
Australian radio and podcast leader NOVA Entertainment has partnered with BrandSpace, the retail media division of Westfield owner Scentre Group, to create a unified advertising platform across 42 Westfield shopping centres and NOVA’s audio network. The collaboration offers agencies a...
Pryme Partners with Tango Tango to Simplify PTT Operations
Pryme announced a partnership with Tango Tango to supply push‑to‑talk (PTT) buttons in multiple form factors, including Velcro‑mounted and ID‑card‑integrated versions. The collaboration has produced eight distinct button designs, each driven by specific application requirements. Tango Tango executives say the accessories enable...
Artificial Intimacy: Prescribing Robots to Combat Loneliness
The Financial Times podcast explores a growing trend of prescribing AI companion robots, such as ElliQ, to alleviate loneliness among seniors and vulnerable groups. Real‑world pilots in New York and other jurisdictions are testing live‑in chatbots that remind users to...
9 Data Enrichment Strategies B2B Sales Teams Should Use in 2026
Data enrichment has become a non‑negotiable pillar for B2B outbound teams, as stale or incomplete contact records drive bounce rates and generic outreach. The article outlines nine practical strategies—from basic validation and appending to AI‑driven personalization and intent‑signal layering—that directly...
Paid Partnerships Often Underperform Compared to Organic Reach
It is wild how much a paid partnership is suppressed to ensure a brand pays to boost the content. Has anyone ever had a paid partnership perform better than organic content? I thought what I just launched was pretty dang cool; may...
Pharma Is Ravenous for M&A Action but Late-Stage Supply Dwindles
Big pharma is intensifying its M&A hunt as the pool of late‑stage biopharma assets shrinks, turning deal processes into competitive auctions. Sellers are leveraging multiple inquiries to secure higher upfront cash and better terms, while unsolicited public bids—exemplified by the...
What Leaders Lose When They Hide Gen AI Truths
Leaders who conceal challenges in generative AI projects risk eroding employee trust and slowing adoption. The article argues that transparent communication of milestones, setbacks, and outcomes creates a shared narrative that engages staff as active partners. Real‑world examples—from a consumer‑goods...
Epomaker Reveals Luma100 Low-Profile Mechanical Keyboard With Custom Gateron Switches
Epomaker has unveiled the Luma100, a low‑profile 96% mechanical keyboard that blends full‑size functionality with a compact, aluminium chassis. It features custom Gateron Low‑Profile 2.0 switches, a gasket‑mount design, and ABS DSA keycaps with shine‑through RGB. The keyboard supports USB‑C wired,...
How to Build a Self-Designing Meta-Agent That Automatically Constructs, Instantiates, and Refines Task-Specific AI Agents
Developers can now use a meta‑agent framework that automatically designs, configures, and runs AI agents from a simple task description. The system parses the task, selects appropriate tools, memory architecture, and a ReAct‑style planner, then instantiates a fully functional runtime...
Qualcomm Faces Loss of Apple Business, Rated ‘Underperform’ by Bank of America
Bank of America downgraded Qualcomm to an 'Underperform' rating, citing an imminent $7‑$8 billion revenue loss as Apple phases out Qualcomm’s modem chips by fall 2027. The analyst notes that the smartphone chip market is maturing, with rivals like Samsung and...
The Future Belongs to AI-Driven IT
The article highlights a shift in CIO responsibilities toward AI‑driven IT, emphasizing the need to embed automated decision‑making into core business outcomes. It references a recent webinar where Sidney Madison Prescott of ZLabs outlined a framework for building AI‑capable infrastructure...
Telecom News: ADTRAN, Keysight Technologies, TeraSignal, OFC 2026
ADTRAN unveiled the LiteWave800, an ultra‑low‑power 800 Gb/s linear pluggable optics module that operates at just 1 pJ per bit and 0.8 W, targeting intra‑data‑center links for AI and cloud workloads. Keysight introduced the AresONE 1600GE, a 1.6‑terabit Ethernet platform that emulates AI...
Low-Vision Aids for Macular Degeneration
Age‑related macular degeneration’s late stage, geographic atrophy, severely impairs central vision, making everyday tasks difficult. Dr. Ananth Sastry outlines a range of low‑vision aids—including optical devices, environmental modifications, and electronic tools—to help patients maximize remaining sight. Optical options such as...
Best Buy Wants to Be the Hub for AI-Powered Hardware Like Glasses, Laptops
Best Buy is repositioning itself as the go‑to retailer for AI‑powered hardware, from glasses to AI‑enhanced PCs, as its fiscal‑year revenue held steady at roughly $42 billion. CEO Corie Barry highlighted flat market share but pointed to rapid growth in emerging categories such...
Anduril To Acquire ExoAnalytic
Anduril Industries announced it will acquire ExoAnalytic Solutions, effectively doubling its space workforce. The deal adds ExoAnalytic’s 130‑plus engineers and a network of over 400 telescopes, enhancing Anduril’s space‑situational‑awareness (SSA) offerings for Department of Defense and Space Force customers. Anduril...
TikTok Now a Top Search Hub; Brands Must Optimize
TikTok continues to grown as a search engine, with nearly half of U.S. consumers using it to discover recipes, DIY tips, beauty advice, product recommendations, and more. Video tutorials, product reviews, personal stories, and influencer recommendations remain the most preferred...
Wealthtech AI Fails as Advisors Chase Data Reconciliation
Why most #Wealthtech AI strategies fail before they start: Three systems. Three versions of the truth. The result? The advisor spends more time reconciling #data than they saved using the tool. @AmplifyPlatform via Wealth Advisor: https://t.co/m7OktXFnSR https://t.co/zYKo52Z7ch
I Work at Meta's Superintelligence Labs and Used to Be at OpenAI. Here's What the Job Is Like — and...
Prakhar Agarwal, an applied researcher who moved from OpenAI to Meta’s Superintelligence Labs, describes the day‑to‑day rhythm of frontier AI work. Projects revolve around tight 10‑month milestones, with intense focus on model evaluations, failure analysis, and rapid code iteration. Unlike...
AI Adoption Needs Nuance, Not All‑or‑nothing Choices
FFS why are the only options with the adoption of #AI being a Luddite or outsourcing your brain entirely? Why can't there be nuance? A recognition it's awesome for some things, terrible for others, and actually harmful for some.
10 MHz to 110 GHz Ultra-Wideband Distributed Amplifier
Eravant has introduced the SBB‑0111141708‑1F1F‑E1, an ultra‑wideband distributed amplifier that spans 10 MHz to 110 GHz. It delivers 17 dB gain up to 70 GHz, 16 dB to 90 GHz, and 10 dB at the top of the band, while offering both coaxial and Uni‑Guide waveguide interfaces....
Compute Costs Limit AI's Job Disruption to High-Value Tasks
A big determinant of AI's job impact is driven by the lack of compute, especially for agentic work, which takes a lot of it. That makes AI expensive. So companies will only want to burn compute on high-value tasks (eg coding),...
Shelfy 2 Tested: Does It Really Keep Food Fresher?
We tested the Shelfy 2 for 2 weeks to find out if this fridge purifier actually keeps food fresher—and whether it's worth the $129 price tag. https://t.co/WjlfUJHgar https://t.co/Sr4zAoS0hO
China Bans OpenClaw AI on Government Computers
Chinese authorities moved to restrict state-run enterprises and government agencies from running OpenClaw AI apps on office computers, acting swiftly to defuse potential security risks https://t.co/m8f5iz16vH
