SkyWork AI’s Technology Release Week is rolling out one cutting-edge model per day, and today’s headliner might be its most developer-friendly yet. UniPic 2.0, an open-source, unified multimodal framework for image understanding, generation, and editing, is now available—complete with model weights, inference code, and optimization strategies.
No-code AI isn’t just for hobbyists anymore—it’s becoming a boardroom-level priority. London-based AiSentr, which builds enterprise-ready AI agents that require zero coding, has secured a strategic investment from Singapore’s 5I Ventures, facilitated by Aument Capital Partners.
Five specialized AI agents promise to streamline leasing, operations, maintenance, finance, and resident engagement—all under one coordinated platform.
New platform aims to end fragmented research workflows with deep literature intelligence, traceable citations, and full-manuscript delivery.
New AI-powered tools promise faster site audits, cleaner data, and zero manual document hunting for telecom operators and investors.
Enterprise AI’s next big bottleneck isn’t training models—it’s feeding them the right data, fast. Dell Technologies, the self-proclaimed world’s No. 1 AI infrastructure provider, is aiming to fix that with a major refresh to its Dell AI Data Platform, announced today at SIGGRAPH 2025.
At Ai4, the nation’s largest AI event, Lendflow took the wraps off Lendflow Automate, a new suite of AI-powered agents built to supercharge lending operations. Designed as a fully autonomous, always-on “digital workforce,” Automate aims to help lenders and fintechs scale without the headaches of ballooning headcount.
When “weeks” become “minutes” — that’s the promise driving Datasite’s latest move. The global SaaS provider for M&A and strategic projects has acquired Blueflame AI, a young but fast-rising player in agentic AI for investment and financial services. Terms weren’t disclosed, but the intent is clear: automate the high-friction parts of dealmaking and give deal teams a serious velocity boost.
The Canal & River Trust (C&RT) manages 2,000 miles of waterways across England and Wales, but now it’s setting a new course on the road—by fitting over 500 of its fleet vehicles with Teletrac Navman AI-enabled Smart Dashcams.
