The Saudi AI & Edge Computing Hackathon 2025, hosted by Prince Sultan University in partnership with MemryX, brought together the country’s brightest student minds to push the boundaries of artificial intelligence and edge computing.
The global IT and consulting firm (NSE: HEXT) announced the acquisition of CyberSolve, a specialist in identity and access management (IAM) solutions. The move strengthens Hexaware’s cybersecurity and AI operations portfolio while helping enterprises modernize identity systems across increasingly hybrid tech environments.
Agora, Inc. (NASDAQ: API), the real-time engagement (RTE) platform known for powering live video and conversational AI, has partnered with Akool, a fast-rising player in AI-driven video and avatar tech, to bring streaming avatars into Agora’s ecosystem. The result? Developers can now drop lifelike, expressive avatars into chat, video, and voice applications with just a few lines of code.
Ping Identity, a long-time heavyweight in enterprise identity and access management (IAM), has announced “Identity for AI,” a new solution aimed squarely at securing and enabling the coming wave of agentic AI—autonomous systems capable of acting, transacting, and collaborating across digital ecosystems.
When it comes to edge AI computing, ARBOR Technology Corp. isn’t just keeping pace—it’s setting the standard. The Taiwan-based industrial IoT and edge AI specialist has earned the Taiwan Excellence Award 2026 for three of its flagship innovations: the FPC-5211 series, IEC-3714, and IEC-G510.
Artificial intelligence isn’t coming for rehab therapy—it’s already there, clipboard in hand.
Raintree, a top provider of AI-powered software for rehabilitation and physical therapy organizations, has released a new whitepaper with Censuswide Research titled “AI in Rehab & Physical Therapy—Inside the Minds of Rehab Therapy Leaders: AI’s Inevitable Disruption.”
At Fal.Con Europe 2025, CrowdStrike (NASDAQ: CRWD) and CoreWeave, The Essential Cloud for AI™, unveiled a global partnership designed to power the secure AI cloud foundation for the agentic era—a move that signals how cybersecurity and AI infrastructure are rapidly converging to enable the next generation of intelligent systems.
Enterprises are racing to deploy AI, but most are doing it with their data wide open. Confident Security wants to change that. Today, the company announced OpenPCC, the first open-source privacy standard that lets organizations use large language models (LLMs) without leaking sensitive information—a milestone that could redefine how businesses adopt AI safely.
In an era when data is multiplying faster than enterprises can control it, Cyera just achieved something remarkable: it’s now one of the top 10 fastest-growing companies in the world, among more than 360 million globally. The AI and data security firm’s meteoric rise is a testament to how radically enterprises are rethinking their security strategies for the AI-driven future.
