AI training clusters, GPU interconnects, and HPC workloads are straining traditional networking gear, and FS thinks it has the answer: cut out the conversion. The company today announced its DCS-W Series All-Optical Circuit Switch (OCS), an independently developed platform built to handle the bandwidth, latency, and energy demands of next-generation compute clusters.
Hackathons aren’t just caffeine-fueled coding marathons anymore—they’ve become proving grounds for the next wave of enterprise tech. Talentica Software, an AI-native product engineering company, wrapped up its third remote hackathon earlier this month, drawing 303 participants across 38 teams for a 48-hour sprint to rethink how AI can supercharge the software development life cycle (SDLC).
Artificial intelligence has quietly been rewriting the rulebook for business operations, and in 2025 it’s hitting the books—literally. QuickBooks, already a household name in accounting software, has rolled out a virtual team of AI agents designed to handle bookkeeping drudgery, from categorizing transactions to reconciling bank statements.
When Gordon Murray Group (GMG) builds a car, it’s not just another vehicle—it’s a hand-crafted, meticulously engineered performance machine. Now, the British automotive innovator behind the T.33 supercar range is taking a similar approach to its digital transformation, swapping gears into IFS Cloud as its new operational backbone.
Seeweb today announced Regolo.ai, a groundbreaking open AI inference platform designed to simplify AI development worldwide. With an open-source architecture, transparent design, and strong focus on data security, Regolo.ai aims to transform how AI applications are built and deployed, offering a scalable, sustainable alternative to traditional proprietary AI infrastructure.
