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llm-d 1.0: Open-Source Distributed Inference for Production

llm-d 1.0 turns a cluster of model servers into one coordinated serving pool. It is already in production at major clouds; the cost savings it claims are not yet independently verified.
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ReadyServer LLM API: No-Cost Inference Bundled Into a VPS

Ready Server bundles OpenAI-compatible inference into every VPS at no marginal cost. The economics work because the capacity is shared, and the trade-off is a queue.
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Jungheinrich EFG M Series: Electric Forklifts for Asia-Pacific

Jungheinrich’s new EFG MB and EFG MC electric forklifts are open to order in Asia-Pacific. The real question is not the specification but the electrification maths.
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Flexxon Tech4Biz Partnership: Secure Servers by Default

Flexxon is investing in Tech4Biz to co-develop servers with security built into the hardware. The pairing targets sovereign AI infrastructure, but nothing ships until 2027.
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Firmable Tech Intelligence: Technographics Beyond the Website

Firmable’s new add-on detects software, cloud and infrastructure from public signals and attaches verified contacts. Its coverage numbers, and its core claim, are worth a closer look
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Global Capability Center: Infosys-Truist Hyderabad hub

Infosys is to build and run a Global Capability Center for Truist in Hyderabad. We explain the BOT model, the GCC boom and what stays unconfirmed.
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PharmaOS for life sciences by Altimetrik

Altimetrik has launched PharmaOS, an agentic AI framework for life sciences, from a new Hyderabad CoE. We examine the one-week “validated” claim and the GxP reality.
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AI in Financial Services: Can Responsible AI Build Greater Trust, Protection and Better Customer Decisions?

As AI moves deeper into financial decision-making, the question is no longer simply what technology can automate, but whether it can improve outcomes without compromising trust. Gaurav Gupta, Co-founder & Managing Partner of Decimal Point Analytics, discusses AI in financial services, behavioural intelligence, investor protection, GenAI, responsible AI and the human judgement required when machines…
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AI hardware: AXISCADES’ XIDA buys US supplier ITSJ

AXISCADES’ XIDA is buying San Jose supplier ITSJ for up to $7m to enter the AI hardware supply chain. We explain the deal, its terms and the tariff logic.
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AI governance path: Armor’s governed-path argument

Armor’s founder told GovWare that AI needs a governed path, not a ban. We verify the endpoint blind spot behind the argument and what stays unproven.