In the race to bring AI into institutional finance, accuracy has become the battleground—and Daloopa, a leader in fundamental financial data, just got a $13 million vote of confidence to lead the charge.
The digitally native consultancy (NYSE: GLOB) has announced a major upgrade to its proprietary Globant Enterprise AI (GEAI) platform, now featuring support for Model Context Protocol (MCP) and Agent2Agent (A2A) protocol. Together, these enhancements effectively transform GEAI into an open, collaborative AI operating system for the enterprise—capable of bridging siloed frameworks, enabling agent collaboration across platforms, and supporting plug-and-play integration with virtually any tool or model in the enterprise tech stack.
Edge computing just got a serious upgrade. NXP Semiconductors has pulled the curtain back on its i.MX 95 series, a high-performance application processor platform designed to power the next wave of intelligent, connected devices. From smart factories to self-driving dashboards, this chip is built to handle the complex processing, machine learning, and data-intensive workloads that define modern edge AI.
In a bold move aimed at reshaping the future of AI infrastructure, Foxconn (Hon Hai Technology Group) and TECO Electric & Machinery announced a strategic equity swap today, forming an alliance to deliver modular, standardized AI data centers for the global market. The announcement, made at the Taiwan Stock Exchange, marks a significant pivot for both firms—each a leader in its domain—as they position themselves at the heart of AI’s next industrial frontier.
Doosan Robotics, already a rising name in collaborative robots (cobots), is doubling down on its ambition to become a global leader in intelligent robotics. The company just announced the acquisition of an 89.59% stake in ONExia, a Pennsylvania-based robotics system integrator, for approximately $25.9 million—a strategic move aimed at strengthening its footprint in North America and advancing its vision for the Physical AI era.
Block AI Labs, a rising software development firm founded by tech entrepreneurs Daniel and David Shnader, is rewriting the rulebook on how early-stage startups build and scale technology. With U.S.-based leadership and an elite engineering hub in Medellín, Colombia, the company is bridging geography and cost to deliver affordable, full-stack, AI-integrated solutions to a global roster of startups.
Korean AI semiconductor unicorn Rebellions is doubling down on chiplet architecture in a strategic pact with CoAsia SEMI, the system semiconductor design specialist behind some of the industry’s most advanced packaging tech. The two companies are teaming up to develop REBEL-based chiplet and software solutions aimed squarely at the data center and high-performance computing (HPC) sectors.
A global enterprise with tools deployed such as CRM in sales, ERP in operations, a custom analytics dashboard in finance, and isolated AI pilots running in innovation labs. Each system works well on its own, yet when leadership asks for a customer profitability forecast, the answer is: “It’ll take a week.” When data lives in…
A new report from higher education research firm Validated Insights finds that interest in AI training and education is not just significant—it’s surging past nearly every other learning sector, including leadership training, long considered a top performer.
