Artificial intelligence may be boosting productivity everywhere from banks to government agencies, but it’s also rewriting the rulebook for deception. What used to take a skilled fraudster hours—or days—now happens in seconds with a halfway-competent model and a laptop. Just in time for International Fraud Awareness Week 2025, the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE) and SAS are sounding the alarm.
d-Matrix, a pioneer in generative AI inference compute for data centers, has chosen the AndesCore™ AX46MPV as the control and vector compute engine for its upcoming Raptor™ inference platform. Andes Technology (SIN: US03420C2089; ISIN: US03420C1099), a leading provider of high-efficiency, low-power RISC-V processor IP and a Founding Premier member of RISC-V International, announced the collaboration today.
AI isn’t just transforming fraud detection and compliance—it’s now becoming the frontline defense. WorkFusion, a prominent provider of AI agents designed for financial crime compliance (FCC), has entered a strategic partnership with Allied Engineering Group (AEG), one of the oldest and most influential banking technology providers across the Middle East, GCC, Africa, Turkey, Cyprus, and Greece.
At SuperComputing 2025 in St. Louis, Moreh and Tenstorrent took aim at one of AI’s most persistent obstacles: the spiraling cost and complexity of scaling modern data centers. Their jointly developed platform—a combination of Moreh’s MoAI Framework and **Tenstorrent’s Galaxy Wormhole server—**steps directly into territory long dominated by GPUs, promising an architectural alternative optimized for both training and inference at scale.
In the race to operationalize AI at the farthest edges of the industrial world, Armada and NOV are taking a decisive step forward. The two companies today announced a strategic collaboration that pairs Armada’s edge-native AI platform with NOV’s industrial infrastructure to deliver real-time, on-site intelligence for some of the most remote and punishing environments on the planet.
