Artificial intelligence is moving deeper into medical imaging, shifting from standalone diagnostic software toward AI capabilities embedded directly in scanners and clinical workflows. A new market analysis from ResearchAndMarkets.com projects the global AI-enabled imaging modalities market will grow from $3.41 billion in 2025 to $17.84 billion by 2036, as hospitals increasingly use AI to improve…
Retailers and consumer brands are increasingly using AI to turn store-level data into faster decisions, but the harder challenge remains execution on the sales floor. FORM, the company behind GoSpotCheck, has been named to the 2026 Inc. 5000, highlighting the company’s growth as it expands AI and augmented-reality capabilities for retailers, consumer packaged goods companies…
Commercial cleaning robots have traditionally been designed around large floors and relatively predictable environments. Pudu Robotics is taking the technology in a smaller direction with the PUDU ET1, an AI-native compact scrubber-dryer designed for spaces of roughly 100 to 800 square meters. The company says the new robot combines autonomous cleaning, adaptive AI, automated docking…
Building an AI data center is becoming a race against more than GPU availability. Power, cooling, networking, site readiness and software orchestration can all determine how quickly a workload reaches production. RAVEL and Strata Expanse are now trying to shorten that cycle with the first commercial deployment of their AMPHIX AI Infrastructure Platform, with RT-One…
AI coding tools are becoming standard equipment for software teams, but faster development can create a less visible problem: code that works today but becomes harder to secure, maintain and scale tomorrow. New research from Info-Tech Research Group argues that organizations adopting AI-generated code need stronger governance, testing and human review to prevent defects and…
AI infrastructure is increasingly becoming a manufacturing problem as much as a chip or software problem. Compal Electronics (TWSE: 2324) has opened its new Daxi AI Server Manufacturing Center in Taiwan, investing NT$4.03 billion in a facility designed to expand AI server and rack-level production. The company expects the site to begin contributing revenue in…
Real estate brokerages have spent years assembling software around transactions, compliance, lead management and agent productivity. The next battleground is making those systems work together. Inside Real Estate, the company behind BoldTrail, is taking that approach with two additions to its AI roadmap: ComplianceAI, an automated transaction-compliance review capability developed with SetWave, and the planned…
Enterprise HR software is moving from systems that record workforce information to systems that can act on it. Oracle is the latest major vendor to make that shift explicit, introducing new Fusion Agentic Applications for HR and a collection of specialized AI agents designed to connect employee skills, learning, career development and workforce planning inside…
Supply chain software has spent years adding predictive analytics and AI features to planning systems, but ketteQ is arguing that the next step is fundamentally different: letting users ask an AI system questions that were never programmed into a workflow. The supply chain orchestration company has announced general availability of Quintus, an agentic AI platform…
