Artificial intelligence is moving from screens and cloud services into machines, factories and other physical environments. Mitsubishi Electric plans to put that transition at the center of its CEATEC 2026 showcase, demonstrating how AI can combine with industrial data and decades of field expertise to help machines perceive changing conditions, make decisions and act more…
Artificial intelligence is moving deeper into Taiwan’s industrial economy, from ultra-thin laptop cameras to water-treatment infrastructure. At the 2026 Meet Greater South event on August 28, Taiwan’s Department of Industrial Technology showcased 31 technologies designed to move AI beyond semiconductor manufacturing and into sectors including construction, environmental monitoring, food production and advanced manufacturing. Taiwan’s AI…
AI servers are pushing data-center rack densities into territory that conventional air-cooling architectures were not designed to handle. LONGWELL is responding with an AI-era data center cooling package built around EC fan technology, targeting lower cooling energy consumption, faster equipment development and greater resilience for high-density compute environments. The AI infrastructure boom is creating a…
As solar and other variable renewable sources take a larger share of electricity generation, energy storage is being asked to do more than shift electricity from one part of the day to another. At Intersolar South America 2026 in São Paulo, DoGo Power used a technology roundtable to make the case for AI-enabled, grid-forming storage…
Enterprise search is taking on a new role as AI applications move beyond chatbots and toward systems that retrieve information, reason over it and take action. Tencent Cloud and Elastic are expanding their strategic collaboration around that shift, launching Tencent Cloud Elasticsearch Service (ES) Enterprise Edition to give enterprises a search and retrieval layer for…
As artificial intelligence becomes embedded in enterprise software, development workflows and security operations, the boundary between AI innovation and cybersecurity is becoming increasingly difficult to define. UST is bringing that convergence into focus with GenCyS 2026, a global AI and cybersecurity conference scheduled for September 5–6 at the company’s Thiruvananthapuram campus in Kerala. Artificial intelligence…
As enterprises move from generative AI pilots to production systems, the hardest problem is increasingly not model selection but controlling the data those models and AI agents can access. Data Dynamics is targeting that gap with Enterprise 2.0.5, a data-management platform update announced at LEAP 2026 that combines model portability, dynamic access controls, compliance evidence…
Wix.com is facing a shareholder class action in the US alleging that the website-building company misled investors about the commercial appeal, competitiveness, and costs associated with its artificial intelligence products. Schall, Brown & Schwartz LLP, a national shareholder rights litigation firm, said it is reminding investors about the lawsuit against Wix and encouraging eligible shareholders…
AI is rapidly becoming part of the software engineering workflow, but for Australian enterprises, the harder question is no longer whether developers should use AI. It is how companies can prove that AI is being used safely, consistently, and under appropriate oversight. Technology solutions company CBTW is addressing that challenge by standardizing a governed AI…
