MindWalk Holdings Corp. (NASDAQ: HYFT) says it has identified a growing and underappreciated risk facing pharmaceutical R&D: functional adjacency—situations where entirely different molecules deliver the same therapeutic effect, even when traditional sequence analysis suggests they are unrelated.
That’s the gap Innovaccer and Coforge are aiming to close with the launch of G-Forge, a strategic partnership designed to operationalize AI across the healthcare ecosystem. The initiative combines Innovaccer’s Gravity AI platform with Coforge’s experience in large-scale transformation to help healthcare organizations move beyond experimentation and into measurable clinical, financial, and administrative impact.
The company announced new results showing that its TriNetX LIVE™ platform—which combines clinically rich real-world data (RWD) with artificial intelligence—is materially improving how pharmaceutical companies design and execute clinical trials. The results aren’t theoretical: fewer protocol amendments, faster site identification, and more efficient recruitment are already shaping how sponsors plan studies.
Veltris announced today that it has been named one of Constellation Research’s inaugural AI-First Consulting Firms, a designation reserved for services organizations that are rethinking consulting from the ground up around artificial intelligence. The recognition highlights firms that are not merely experimenting with AI, but running their businesses—and delivering client outcomes—through AI-native operating models.
That’s exactly what happened last fall, when U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM), in partnership with the Pentagon’s Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office (CDAO), hosted a five-day vendor evaluation to test how quickly companies could operationalize AI at the tactical edge. The goal wasn’t theoretical innovation. It was speed, reliability, and usefulness under pressure.
The race to redefine the in-car experience just took a meaningful step forward. Neusoft Corporation and Cerence AI have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to jointly develop next-generation, large language model (LLM)-based voice AI solutions for the global automotive market—a move that underscores how conversational AI is becoming central to vehicle differentiation.
The company used the show to officially launch Dragonfly, a no-code Physical AI platform that converts live video and sensor data into actionable business intelligence—without relying on expensive cloud servers or specialized data science teams. The message resonated. Dragonfly earned a 2026 CES Picks Award, signaling early validation from industry experts who see edge AI as the next major battleground for enterprise adoption.
This week, the company unveiled DDC Evora™, a new agentic AI platform designed to handle complex customer interactions with human-like understanding while driving measurable operational gains. The launch positions DDC squarely in the growing market for AI systems that go beyond scripted workflows and rigid decision trees—systems that can interpret intent, adapt in real time, and collaborate with human agents rather than simply deflect calls.
STAMFORD, Conn., January 15, 2026 — Worldwide spending on AI is forecast to total $2.52 trillion in 2026, a 44% increase year-over-year, according to Gartner, Inc. a business and technology insights company. “AI adoption is fundamentally shaped by the readiness of both human capital and organizational processes, not merely by financial investment,” said John-David Lovelock,…
