Wayne State University and Kyndryl (NYSE: KD) today announced a multi-year collaboration to create the IntelliMake research hub and pilot-scale factory at Wayne State’s James and Patricia Anderson College of Engineering. The initiative aims to demonstrate and co-develop intelligent, agentic AI manufacturing technologies, while training the next generation of AI-equipped engineers.
Assail, Inc., a cybersecurity startup specializing in autonomous AI agents for offensive security, has officially launched from stealth with Ares, an agentic AI platform designed for continuous, machine-speed penetration testing across APIs, web apps, and mobile environments. The platform promises to compress vulnerability discovery and remediation timelines from weeks to minutes, helping organizations preempt attacks before exploitable flaws are exploited.
Eve today unveiled Eve 2.0, a major evolution in legal technology that replaces labor-intensive, prompt-driven software with a proactive AI workforce for plaintiff law firms. The platform integrates directly into a firm’s organizational structure, autonomously handling execution, review, and firm-wide intelligence—letting attorneys focus on strategy, judgment, and client advocacy.
At CES 2026 (January 6–9), GIGABYTE is redefining human-AI interaction under the theme “The World as Prompt.” The company’s immersive experience blends advanced hardware, intelligent software, and human-centered interaction to explore how AI can move beyond automation into creative collaboration.
FirstComm today unveiled AscendOne, its next-generation unified communications (UC) platform designed to streamline enterprise communications across voice, messaging, meetings, contact centers, and AI-powered productivity tools. The platform aims to replace fragmented communication systems, providing businesses with one integrated solution that scales across hybrid and remote teams.
Andesite, the Human-AI SOC company, has earned HITRUST Certification, underscoring its commitment to cybersecurity, regulatory compliance, and AI-specific protections. The achievement confirms that the company’s Human-AI Security Operations Center meets rigorous standards for safeguarding sensitive data and managing risk across complex enterprise environments.
Genesis Security has cracked one of the hardest problems in enterprise surveillance: turning tens of thousands of daily video alerts into actionable intelligence. By integrating Milestone Systems’ XProtect Corporate video management software (VMS) with Actuate’s AI analytics, the Puerto Rico-based security integrator built a centralized remote video monitoring (RVM) model capable of scaling across multiple industries.
As enterprises race to deploy AI agents that can act, decide, and execute autonomously, a new problem is becoming impossible to ignore: no one really knows what those agents are doing once they’re live. WitnessAI is betting that this visibility gap—not model quality—will be the biggest blocker to enterprise AI adoption.
GIBO Holdings Ltd. (NASDAQ: GIBO) doesn’t want its AI locked inside a single flying machine. Instead, the Asia-based company is betting that the real future of electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft (eVTOLs) lies in software—specifically, in a modular AI brain that can scale across platforms, missions, and industries.
