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AI Super Agent: Cadence and Nokia’s design supercomputer
Nokia is deploying Cadence’s AuraStack agentic AI on the Millennium M2000 supercomputer for electronic system design. We explain the platform, the on-prem rationale and the unverified claims.
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Fusion Claw: Oracle Puts Agentic AI to Work in HR
Oracle has built the most carefully governed agentic runtime among the big application vendors. In HR, the open question is whether an approval is real or a formality.
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JEET AI: A Hindi-First AI Tutor at ₹1,499 a Month
JEET AI promises a personal teacher for ₹1,499 a month, in Hindi first. Independent evidence on AI and learning suggests the teaching claim deserves scrutiny.
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Esteem AI: Homage’s Care Management Software for Home Care
Homage has turned the software it built for itself into Esteem AI, a care management product for the sector. The agents prepare the paperwork; the time they save is not yet measured.
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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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Semiconductor scaling: IBM and Siemens advance nanostack
IBM and Siemens are working on nanostack, a 3D transistor design. We explain the semiconductor scaling it targets, the EDA bottleneck and what stays unproven.
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AI-assisted research: AIPOCH’s open-science workbench
AIPOCH’s Open-Science tool packages AI-assisted research for inspection. We explain the .science format, its limits and the reproducibility gap it targets.
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Quantum computing: MIT Bengaluru opens Quantum-Hub
MIT Bengaluru has opened Quantum-Hub@MAHE for quantum computing training. We explain the roadmap, the partners and India’s commercialisation gap.
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Smart home accessories: LG and Apple co-develop
LG and Apple have co-developed seven smart home accessories for the Apple Home Collection. We explain the co-development model, the specs and the interoperability caveat.
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AI penetration testing: ThreatBook launches RedAgents
ThreatBook has launched RedAgents, an AI penetration testing aggregator that runs multiple agents at once. We explain the thesis, the dual-use risk and what remains unverified.