Trend Micro is leveling up its partnership with Google Cloud, aiming squarely at the growing complexity of cloud and AI-driven threats in today’s enterprise landscape. The cybersecurity heavyweight announced a significant expansion of its strategic alliance with Google Cloud, delivering new enterprise-focused security tools tailored for AI-first, multi-cloud environments.
Spear AI, a startup specializing in maritime artificial intelligence, has closed its seed funding round with backing from Scare the Bear Capital and Cortical Ventures—two firms known for betting on deep-tech ventures with defense and dual-use potential.
Infofla, a rising star in the AI automation space, has officially launched Version 2 of its flagship product, Selto, delivering a major leap in the way businesses automate digital tasks. Powered by Infofla’s proprietary VLAgent engine—which fuses large language models (LLMs) with advanced image recognition—Selto V2 offers precision, adaptability, and reliability far beyond traditional RPA tools.
Databricks, the cloud-native data and AI powerhouse, is betting big on the Bay Area—again. The company just announced it will open a massive 305,000-square-foot office in downtown Sunnyvale, reinforcing its commitment to Silicon Valley as ground zero for AI innovation.
Doosan Robotics, already a rising name in collaborative robots (cobots), is doubling down on its ambition to become a global leader in intelligent robotics. The company just announced the acquisition of an 89.59% stake in ONExia, a Pennsylvania-based robotics system integrator, for approximately $25.9 million—a strategic move aimed at strengthening its footprint in North America and advancing its vision for the Physical AI era.
