Artmarket.com is accelerating a strategic overhaul of Artprice, betting that its proprietary art-market data can become more valuable as an AI-native decision platform than as a traditional database. The French company says it is moving from incremental AI deployment toward an “AI-first” architecture built around its proprietary Intuitive Artmarket® and Blind Spot® systems. Artprice has…
Singapore is putting living neurons into the data center conversation. Digital infrastructure company DayOne has launched what it describes as Singapore’s first Biological Data Center Prototype with Cortical Labs and the Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine at the National University of Singapore, exploring whether biological computing could complement silicon infrastructure as AI workloads push…
Taiwan is taking its campaign to become an Asian asset management center into a second year, with Taiwan Weeks 2026 scheduled for Nov. 3–13. The government-backed program will bring asset managers, institutional investors, exchanges and financial firms together around a broader question: can Taiwan turn its technology-driven economic strength into a more influential regional capital…
As AI coding agents move from experimental copilots toward systems that can plan, execute and modify software, a new problem is emerging: who verifies what the agents produce? TestMu AI, formerly LambdaTest, is putting that question at the center of its fifth annual TestMu Conference, a virtual event scheduled for August 19–21, 2026, focused on…
Marketing technology has become powerful enough to create content, buy media, analyze campaigns and personalize customer journeys—but those capabilities are often scattered across dozens of tools. ImpactFactory.ai is betting that businesses will want a different model. The company has launched an AI-powered “digital marketing agency in a box” designed to combine strategy, content production, media…
