DeFi Technologies (Nasdaq: DEFT) announced that its subsidiary Valour Inc., together with Valour Digital Securities Limited, has received UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) approval to offer select digital asset exchange-traded products (ETPs) to UK retail investors through the London Stock Exchange (LSE), starting January 26, 2026.
The two companies announced a major expansion of their long-running partnership aimed at building more than 5 gigawatts of AI factory capacity by 2030, a scale that underscores just how fast AI workloads are outgrowing today’s data centers. Alongside the operational alignment, NVIDIA revealed a $2 billion equity investment in CoreWeave, buying Class A shares at $87.20 apiece—a clear signal that this isn’t just a supplier relationship anymore.
In 2025, the French beauty brand is rolling out AI Skin Observer, a new AI-powered skin analysis system designed to enhance in-store consultations while preserving the human touch that has defined Clarins since its founding in 1954. The launch marks a significant step in Clarins’ long-running effort to fuse science, technology, and personalized beauty advice into a single retail experience.
The company announced the launch of Vertiv™ Next Predict, an AI-powered managed service designed to shift data center operations from time-based maintenance to predictive, condition-driven intelligence. The service continuously analyzes infrastructure behavior across power, cooling, and IT systems to identify risks before they turn into outages—effectively turning maintenance into a data science problem.
1) When publishers talk about their “programmatic floor strategy,” what does that typically look like in practice today? How are most teams approaching this? In practice, most publishers’ “floor strategy” is still largely manual and backward-looking. Typically, teams set static CPM floors in GAM (via UPRs) or in their wrapper/Prebid configuration, segmented by broad buckets…
The AI-powered go-to-market and sales intelligence company has officially rebranded as FlashLabs, marking a strategic evolution from a sales automation platform into a broader applied AI research lab focused on building autonomous systems. The new identity reflects a long-term vision centered on self-driving AI agents capable of operating across sales, customer engagement, and enterprise workflows with minimal human intervention.
Inspired Thinking Group (ITG) is tightening its grip on the enterprise content stack by integrating Adobe Firefly’s generative AI services directly into its Storyteq content marketing platform (CMP). The move brings Adobe’s well-known creative AI models into Storyteq’s workflow, aiming to help brands produce, personalize, and optimize content faster—and with fewer operational headaches.
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.
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.
