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NTT DATA Named Market Shaper in Gartner's Inaugural

NTT DATA Named Market Shaper in Gartner's Inaugural Physical AI Services Quadrant

NTT DATA has been recognized as a Market Shaper in Gartner's first-ever Emerging Market Quadrant for Physical AI Services. The evaluation assessed 27 established vendors in the emerging market, highlighting NTT DATA's work deploying AI across manufacturing, transportation, energy, and smart cities through its Edge AI platform launched in July 2024.

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Instacart Acquires Computer Vision Firm Arpalus to Deploy

Instacart Acquires Computer Vision Firm Arpalus to Deploy AI Across 600,000 Shoppers

Instacart has acquired Arpalus, a computer vision specialist in grocery retail shelf intelligence. The technology converts video scans into real-time inventory data with over 95% accuracy, and will be integrated across Instacart's 600,000-shopper network and Caper Carts in over 100 cities. The move strengthens Instacart's Physical AI capabilities as it operates across nearly 100,000 stores in North America.

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AI Appreciation Day 2026: Tech leaders shift focus to

AI Appreciation Day 2026: Tech leaders shift focus to infrastructure and data governance

On AI Appreciation Day 2026, technology leaders emphasized that successful AI implementation depends on building trusted, secure ecosystems rather than speed of adoption. The conversation has shifted from experimentation with generative AI to enterprise-scale deployment, data governance, cybersecurity, and infrastructure readiness that delivers sustained business value.

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Nvidia launches Cosmos 3 Edge model and expands its

Nvidia launches Cosmos 3 Edge model and expands its physical AI push in Japan

Nvidia unveiled Cosmos 3 Edge, a compact world model designed for on-device vision reasoning and robot control on edge devices. The 4-billion-parameter model runs on Nvidia Jetson platforms and can be adapted to specific robots in about a day. The announcement includes major partnerships with over 20 Japanese companies and a $2.4 billion government-backed AI infrastructure project targeting 30% of the global AI robotics market by 2040.

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ViewSonic ViewBoard IN04V-N launches with 48MP AI camera

ViewSonic ViewBoard IN04V-N launches with 48MP AI camera for hybrid collaboration spaces

ViewSonic introduced the ViewBoard IN04V-N Series in India, marking the company's first interactive display with an integrated 48MP AI camera. Available in 65-inch, 75-inch, and 86-inch sizes, the display features AI facial tracking, an 8-microphone array, and AI-powered collaboration tools designed for boardrooms, classrooms, and training spaces. The device runs Android 16 EDLA and eliminates the need for external peripherals.

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Nvidia rallies Japan's robotics giants to build intelligent

Nvidia rallies Japan's robotics giants to build intelligent machines with Cosmos 3 Edge

Nvidia has recruited 22 Japanese companies including Fanuc, Yaskawa Electric, and Fujitsu to join its Cosmos Coalition for physical AI development. The partnership, announced during Jensen Huang's Tokyo visit, aims to address Japan's acute labor shortage by creating autonomous robots that can think independently and work safely alongside humans in factories, homes, and hospitals.

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NVIDIA Jetson Thor T3000 and T2000 modules bring Blackwell

NVIDIA Jetson Thor T3000 and T2000 modules bring Blackwell power to mainstream robotics

NVIDIA introduced two new Blackwell-powered modules—Jetson Thor T3000 and T2000—designed to advance mainstream robotics and edge AI applications. The T3000 delivers 865 teraflops in a compact, power-efficient design, while the T2000 offers an entry point with 400 teraflops. Leading companies including Boston Dynamics, Amazon Robotics, and Agility are already building on the platform, with both modules scheduled for Q1 2027 launch.

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Japan's Enterprises Build Industry-Specialized AI With

Japan's Enterprises Build Industry-Specialized AI With NVIDIA Nemotron Open Models

NVIDIA announced that leading Japanese enterprises, startups and research institutions are adopting Nemotron open models to build industry-specialized AI tailored to Japan's language and industries. Organizations including SoftBank, Hitachi, and NTT DATA are developing applications from autonomous telecom operations to enterprise agents, addressing the country's aging workforce challenges while maintaining sovereign AI capabilities.

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macOS Golden Gate brings complete Apple Intelligence

macOS Golden Gate brings complete Apple Intelligence integration with new Siri AI app

Apple's macOS Golden Gate public beta delivers the AI-powered features promised with Sequoia. The update introduces a dedicated Siri AI app that functions like ChatGPT and Google Gemini, natural language Shortcuts creation, and Spatial Reframing in Photos. Available exclusively for Apple silicon Macs, the release marks a shift toward deeper AI integration across the desktop operating system.

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Apple's canceled car project became the foundation for its

Apple's canceled car project became the foundation for its powerful AI chips and Neural Engine

Apple spent over $10 billion on a self-driving car that never launched, but the effort wasn't wasted. The Apple Car project led to the creation of the Neural Engine, now powering AI across iPhones, Macs, and Apple Intelligence. The company is accelerating M7 chip development with enhanced AI capabilities, skipping M6 Pro and Max versions entirely.

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Gradium secures $100M seed round with Nvidia backing to

Gradium secures $100M seed round with Nvidia backing to advance ultra-low latency voice AI

Paris-based Gradium has raised $100 million in seed funding, with Nvidia joining as a new investor. The AI voice startup, spun out of French AI lab Kyutai, is using the capital to expand to the Bay Area and compete with voice AI giants like ElevenLabs and Google Gemini. Since launching in December, Gradium has secured enterprise customers including Renault.

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Apple explores PrismML's compression tech to run AI models

Apple explores PrismML's compression tech to run AI models on iPhone without the cloud

Apple is evaluating technology from PrismML that could shrink powerful AI models from 54GB to under 4GB, enabling them to run entirely on an iPhone. The Caltech spinout's compression approach could reduce Apple's cloud computing costs, enhance privacy, and allow Siri to process more requests locally without internet connectivity.

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Oracle becomes founding partner of IMSA Labs, launches

Oracle becomes founding partner of IMSA Labs, launches AI-powered startup innovation studio

Oracle has partnered with the International Motor Sports Association to launch IMSA Labs, an innovation platform connecting motorsports with technology. The Oracle Cloud Innovation Studio will give startups access to live race operations and millions of telemetry events to develop and validate AI solutions in real-world conditions.

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Your next CPU could deliver the biggest AI upgrade in years

Your next CPU could deliver the biggest AI upgrade in years as Arm, Intel, and AMD go all-in

Arm, Intel, and AMD are redesigning their next-generation CPUs to handle AI workloads directly, moving computation away from cloud servers and power-hungry GPUs. The shift promises faster on-device assistants, better privacy, and significantly improved battery life for phones and laptops running Windows 11 and beyond.

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Samsung's Gaia AI accelerator enters testing with HP and

Samsung's Gaia AI accelerator enters testing with HP and Lenovo for next-generation AI PCs

Samsung is sampling its Gaia AI chip with major PC makers HP and Lenovo, marking its return to PC processors after 13 years. Built on 4nm process technology, the dedicated AI accelerator chip targets generative AI workloads and could enter mass production by 2027, potentially challenging Qualcomm and Nvidia in the AI PC market.

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