Omnisend just made it a whole lot easier to run effective ecommerce campaigns—with the launch of its new AI-powered marketing suite that automates audience targeting, email content creation, and product personalization.
Trend Micro, the veteran cybersecurity firm with over 20 years in cloud defense, just landed a top spot in IDC’s 2025 MarketScape for Cloud-Native Application Protection Platforms (CNAPP). And while those reports can be a bit of alphabet soup, this one matters—because CNAPPs are rapidly becoming the linchpin of modern enterprise security.
If you’ve ever watched your hard drive fill up with duplicate photos, documents, or forgotten downloads and thought, “There has to be a better way,” Cisdem has been quietly working on the answer. With over a decade of experience in file deduplication, the company just rolled out Cisdem Duplicate Finder for Windows 4.0, and it’s not your average system cleanup tool.
In a major step toward modernizing how we design complex hardware systems, JuliaHub has unveiled Dyad—a new platform that combines scientific machine learning (SciML), generative AI, and physical modeling to create a next-gen toolkit for engineering. From aerospace to energy, Dyad promises to shake up a field still tethered to tools that often feel like relics from another era.
At MWC Shanghai 2025, Huawei played host to the Mobile AI Summit, bringing together operators, AI pioneers, and academics to map out the next phase of mobile AI—one where 5G-Advanced (5G-A) doesn’t just connect devices, but underpins intelligent, monetizable experiences. The consensus? Faster uplink speeds, tighter network-service integration, and collaborative AI ecosystems are key to realizing mobile AI’s full potential.
iQIYI, one of China’s top online video platforms, used its platform at the 30th Shanghai TV Festival to make one thing clear: it’s not just playing catch-up with the global entertainment industry—it wants to lead the charge. At a series of high-profile forums during the event, iQIYI executives pulled back the curtain on the company’s latest moves in content strategy, AI-powered production, and international growth.
For the seventh consecutive year, Automation Anywhere has landed in the Leader quadrant of Gartner’s Magic Quadrant for Robotic Process Automation (RPA)—but this year, the win comes with a twist: the company isn’t just doing automation; it’s evolving it.
A new report by Boston Consulting Group (BCG), “AI at Work 2025: Momentum Builds, But Gaps Remain,” reveals a growing divide in how companies are capturing value from AI. While 72% of workers globally now use AI regularly, only a select group of organizations are seeing transformational impact—those that are rethinking how work gets done rather than merely rolling out tools.
The AI Alliance, a global non-profit consortium championing open-source AI, today announced major new initiatives aimed at redefining how software and intelligent agents are built. The launch includes:
