Omega Healthcare, a leader in tech-enabled revenue cycle management (RCM), is doubling down on AI. In a significant expansion of its collaboration with Microsoft, the company has rolled out over 20 new generative and agentic AI solutions to transform the healthcare revenue cycle—cutting costs, improving accuracy, and accelerating operations.
In the fast-growing digital lending markets of Africa, Asia, and Latin America, millions of people are taking out loans for the first time—often without fully understanding what they’ve signed up for. Now, fintech platform Yabx is using generative AI to fix that.
In a bold move that underscores its growing investment in mobile AI, Samsung has announced plans to expand Galaxy AI to over 400 million devices globally by the end of 2025. Building on a strong 2024 rollout across 200 million devices, the Korean tech giant is now setting the stage for what it calls a “smarter, more intuitive future”—and it’s putting AI at the heart of your smartphone.
As AI infrastructure strains under rising compute demands and ethical scrutiny, a new player is entering the arena with a bold alternative. DeCenter Foundation, a joint initiative by IPTP Networks and MCB Ventures, today announced the launch of a next-gen decentralized AI Cloud, aiming to overhaul the way AI infrastructure is built, governed, and scaled.
The buzz around agentic AI is deafening—and for good reason. These systems, powered by large language models (LLMs) and autonomous agents, are reshaping enterprise computing. But there’s a catch: they’re inherently unpredictable, and deploying them at scale without blowing up your SLAs has remained a developer’s nightmare.
