In a software development world racing toward continuous integration and rapid deployment, Testaify just dropped a tool that might finally take QA automation off your hands—for real this time.
The AI revolution is rewriting the rules of software development, and GlobalLogic wants to be holding the pen. The Hitachi-owned digital engineering powerhouse today announced a 5x year-over-year expansion in the impact of its VelocityAI suite, a full-stack generative AI platform for automating and optimizing the software development lifecycle (SDLC).
HCLSoftware is doubling down on digital sovereignty with the launch of HCL Domino 14.5, its latest upgrade to the long-standing enterprise collaboration suite. The update includes Domino IQ, a sovereign AI extension designed to give organizations precise control over how artificial intelligence interacts with sensitive data—without defaulting to foreign-owned cloud services.
In the thick of an enterprise AI arms race, WRITER—a rising star in agentic AI for the enterprise—has made a major move to strengthen its internal playbook. The company announced today that it has appointed Jevan Soo Lenox as its first-ever Chief People Officer, signaling a clear bet on culture as a competitive edge in scaling its AI platform.
Lightchain AI, a purpose-built Layer 1 chain for AI-powered applications, announced it has closed all 15 presale stages with $21.1 million in total contributions. The project has now opened its Bonus Round, offering tokens at a fixed price of $0.007 ahead of upcoming exchange listings.
RealSense, the longtime Intel division behind some of the most widely used 3D vision systems in robotics, has officially spun out into a standalone company—and it’s hitting the ground running with $50 million in fresh Series A funding.
Launched this week, TheMarketAI.com is a new online publication laser-focused on the intersection of artificial intelligence and financial markets. It aims to cut through the hype and offer clear-eyed reporting on how AI is actually transforming business—across Wall Street, Silicon Valley, and increasingly, Main Street.
In the ever-evolving world of K-beauty, where speed and trend accuracy define success, the traditional intuition-driven approach is giving way to something far more scalable—and measurable. A quiet revolution is taking hold, powered by structured global market data and AI automation, and the results are staggering.
The global market for artificial intelligence in radiology is on a sharp upward trajectory, projected to surge from $2.33 billion in 2024 to $4.24 billion by 2031, according to a recent report from Valuates. That’s a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 9%, driven by a mix of tech evolution, clinical necessity, and the relentless march of imaging volume worldwide.
