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Armada and NOV Partner to Bring AI Processing to the Harshest Industrial Edge with New ‘Beacon’ Platform
In the race to operationalize AI at the farthest edges of the industrial world, Armada and NOV are taking a decisive step forward. The two companies today announced a strategic collaboration that pairs Armada’s edge-native AI platform with NOV’s industrial infrastructure to deliver real-time, on-site intelligence for some of the most remote and punishing environments on the planet. Read More
Synack Unveils Sara Pentest: An Agentic AI System Bringing Autonomous Penetration Testing to the Enterprise
The offensive security world is entering a new phase—and this time, AI isn’t just powering the adversaries. Synack, best known for blending human pentesters with crowdsourced expertise, is rolling out Sara Pentest, a new agentic AI product that automates key parts of penetration testing and dramatically reduces the time it takes to discover exploitable vulnerabilities. Read More
AMI Launches AMILiA, an AI Firmware Assistant Aiming to Supercharge Developer Productivity
Firmware rarely gets a spotlight in the world of shiny new AI tools, but maybe it should. Firmware engineers face some of the most frustrating bottlenecks in modern computing—deeply technical documentation, scattered artifacts, slow support channels, and debugging sessions that feel like spelunking through decades of legacy behavior. Read More
BrowserStack’s New Self-Healing Agent Brings Auto-Repair to Test Automation
Software teams ship faster than ever, but their automated tests rarely keep up. A small UI tweak—a moved button, a renamed element—can break dozens of tests, stall CI pipelines, and throw engineering teams into maintenance mode. For years, test automation has promised stability at scale, yet the reality often feels more like babysitting than engineering. Read More
XConn and MemVerge Unveil 100 TiB CXL Memory Pool to Break AI Inference “Memory Wall” at SC25
ST. LOUIS (SC25), November 17, 2025 — As enterprises accelerate adoption of large language models (LLMs), generative AI, and real-time inference applications, a new bottleneck has emerged: memory scale, bandwidth, and latency. XConn Technologies (XConn), a leader in next-generation interconnect solutions for high-performance computing and AI infrastructure, and MemVerge®, the leader in Big Memory software, today announced a joint demonstration of a Compute Express Link® (CXL®) memory pool designed to break through the AI memory wall. The live demo will take place at Supercomputing 2025 (SC25)in St. Louis, November 16–21, 2025 in booth #817 station 2 and 8. Read More
Western Digital Unveils Next-Gen AI and HPC Storage at SC25
At Supercomputing 2025 (SC25) in St. Louis, Western Digital (Nasdaq: WDC) is highlighting next-generation storage platforms designed to accelerate AI and high-performance computing (HPC) workloads. The company’s showcase emphasizes capacity, performance, and flexibility, aiming to break the bottlenecks that often slow model training, large-scale simulations, and research data processing. Read More
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