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eWeek
Oct 07, 2026

Google's €13B Finland Data Center Push Hits Roadblock: Here's What Happened
Finnish regulators halted work at two Google data center sites, testing how fast Europe's AI infrastructure boom can expand under environmental rules.

eWeek
Oct 06, 2026

Reflection AI Unveils Beam to Challenge Chinese Open-Weight Models
Reflection AI unveils Beam, a 501B-parameter open-weight model. Explore its efficiency claims, benchmark trade-offs, and implications for enterprise buyers.

eWeek
Oct 06, 2026

IBM and Red Hat Fix 400 Java Library Flaws as AI-Assisted Patching Expands
IBM and Red Hat say Lightwell fixed more than 400 previously unknown Java library flaws as its enterprise remediation service expands.

eWeek
Oct 06, 2026

Indonesia's $3.1B Nvidia AI Push: Inside a Massive Infrastructure Buildout
Indonesia's Zankore secured up to $3.1B in financing as it builds Nvidia AI infrastructure and targets up to 1 GW of capacity.

eWeek
Oct 06, 2026

OpenAI Agents May Have Contributed to Wikidata Outage: What We Know
Wikimedia says OpenAI-linked agents made millions of requests and may have contributed to a May outage. Here's what we know about the activity.

eWeek
Oct 06, 2026

ChatGPT Gets a Visual Ad Test: What OpenAI Is Changing
OpenAI will test visual ads during ChatGPT image generation, adding a new placement for advertisers while keeping sponsored content separate from user images.

eWeek
Oct 06, 2026

NATO Quantum Roadmap Sets Defense Technology Milestones Through 2029
The NATO quantum roadmap sets dates for a specialist team, a pilot link, and standards in quantum technology defense, but lists no budget.

eWeek
Oct 06, 2026

Norway Could Ban AI Glasses in Schools, Gyms, and Other Public Spaces
Norway plans temporary restrictions on AI glasses in some public places as officials assess privacy risks and employers set their own workplace rules.

eWeek
Oct 06, 2026

Google Pauses Open-Source Bug Bounty After Flood of ‘AI Slop'
Google paused product vulnerability submissions to its OSS bug bounty after automated reports surged, with most submissions deemed invalid.

eWeek
Oct 06, 2026

Open-Weight AI: The Enterprise Case for Choice, Sovereignty, and Control
Enterprise AI needs more than access to powerful models. It needs the freedom to choose where models run, how data is governed, and how quickly the environment can evolve. Dell AI Factory with NVIDIA helps turn that freedom into an enterprise-ready operating model.

eWeek
Oct 05, 2026

Xanadu and Bluefors Plan Compact Cooling for Quantum Data Centers
The Xanadu Bluefors partnership targets compact quantum computing cryogenics for photonic machines, but the prototype faces engineering and financing risks.

eWeek
Oct 05, 2026

Why Successful AI Pilots Still Struggle to Reach Enterprise Scale
Successful AI pilots are only the beginning. Financial institutions need the right operational foundation to turn experimentation into repeatable enterprise deployment.

eWeek
Oct 05, 2026

Scientists Turn to Superfluid Helium to Fight Quantum Computing Errors
Researchers designed a superfluid helium qubit that models suggest could sharply reduce quantum errors, though the concept still needs a working prototype.

eWeek
Oct 05, 2026

Google, Meta, Microsoft Back Pledge to Cover Full Data Center Energy Costs
Google, Meta, Microsoft, and other AI infrastructure companies pledged to cover their full data center energy costs instead of shifting them to other customers.

eWeek
Oct 05, 2026

Google Introduces Gemini 4 Argon: How It Compares With GPT-6 Astra
Google launches Gemini 4 Argon with long-run capabilities, early cyber access, and lower token pricing than OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra in published comparisons.

eWeek
Oct 05, 2026

Honor Robot Phone Cheat Sheet: Specs, Price and Who Should Buy It
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eWeek
Oct 05, 2026

OpenAI Purchases Tens of Thousands of Mac minis, Mac Studios
OpenAI is reportedly buying tens of thousands of Mac mini and Mac Studio systems as AI labs find a new use for Apple hardware.

eWeek
Oct 04, 2026

OpenAI, Synopsys Build GPT-Synopsys to Let AI Agents Operate Chip Design Tools
OpenAI and Synopsys are building GPT-Synopsys to let AI agents operate chip design tools, but public customer benchmarks are still missing.

eWeek
Oct 04, 2026

Top AI Model Fully Solves Just 35% of Enterprise Tasks in Argo-Bench Test
Argo-Bench found the top AI model fully solved just 34.8% of enterprise tasks, highlighting reliability gaps in autonomous AI agents.

eWeek
Oct 02, 2026

DOE Wants Quantum Computing Judged by Science, Not Qubit Counts
DOE's new quantum computing roadmap sets a 2028 goal and pairs it with a $215M competition. eWeek explains the three phases and the tension inside.

eWeek
Oct 02, 2026

French Supercomputer Maker Bull Doubles Output: Here's What It Means for Europe's AI Push
French supercomputer maker Bull doubled output as Europe expands AI compute, while memory remains a major regional supply-chain gap.

eWeek
Oct 01, 2026

South Korea's Spider 30 Robot Can Climb Steel Walls and Work Upside Down
Diden Robotics' Spider 30 uses magnetic feet to climb steel walls and ceilings while carrying tools for shipyard welding and inspection work.

eWeek
Oct 01, 2026

Duke, Google, and QuEra Simulate Quantum String Breaking
Duke's 13-ion experiment completes a trio of string-breaking results across three quantum platforms. Here is what it proves and what it does not.

eWeek
Oct 01, 2026

Beyond the Pilot: What It Really Takes to Put AI Into Production With Dell's Beth Williams
Dell's Beth Williams explains why AI projects often stall after the pilot stage, and what enterprises need to address around data, infrastructure, governance, cost, ownership, and adoption before they can scale.

eWeek
Oct 01, 2026

Anthropic Finds China's GLM-5.3 Can Build Working Cyber Exploits
Anthropic found China's GLM-5.3 can build working cyber exploits with limited human help, with downloadable weights allowing users to alter safeguards.

eWeek
Sep 30, 2026

GPT-6.1 Sol Is Here: What OpenAI's New Model Brings to Work
OpenAI's GPT-6.1 Sol improves coding, computer use, and professional work, with eWeek finding a nearly fourfold jump in exploit success on one cyber test.

eWeek
Sep 30, 2026

Nvidia Wants Hardware to Stop Rogue AI Agents — Here's How Its New Safety System Works
Nvidia's Open Agent Safety Platform uses sandboxing and BlueField hardware to restrict AI agents outside their own software environment.

eWeek
Sep 30, 2026

IBM and Yotta Launch Sovereign AI Agent Platform in India
IBM and Yotta launch a sovereign AI agent platform in India. Explore what the service includes and what enterprise buyers should verify before deployment.

eWeek
Sep 29, 2026

Meta Enterprise Platform Launches, but CIOs Still Lack Key Deployment Details
Meta's new enterprise AI platform brings agents, APIs, and developer tools together, but key deployment and governance details remain unclear.

eWeek
Sep 29, 2026

Anthropic's $518B AI Bet: IPO Prospectus Warns of ‘Existential Risks'
Anthropic's IPO prospectus reveals a $518 billion AI infrastructure bet, a $42 billion loss, and warnings of "existential risks" from advanced AI.

eWeek
Sep 29, 2026

AMD to Acquire World Labs for $8.2B After Earlier AI Partnership
AMD's $8.2B World Labs deal brings spatial AI research into its compute roadmap. Here's what the GPU partnership has shown and what remains unproven.

eWeek
Sep 29, 2026

Quantum Computer Simulates Matter ‘Popping Into Existence' With 13 Ions
Researchers used 13 trapped ions to simulate string breaking, showing how quantum hardware could help scientists explore increasingly complex physics.

eWeek
Sep 28, 2026

Best AI Call Center Software in 2026: 7 Tools to Optimize Efficiency
Need AI Call Center Software to enhance your business? Explore our comprehensive guide to find the best solutions.

eWeek
Sep 28, 2026

Dataiku Says It Can Track AI Agents Across Platforms: What Can It See?
Dataiku plans to launch Agent Management in October. See which AI agent platforms it aims to cover, and why monitoring depth may vary by integration.

eWeek
Sep 28, 2026

OpenAI Agents Hit UN Site 16,000 Times: What Went Wrong
OpenAI agents scanned a UN data site more than 16,000 times and changed tactics when access failed, raising new questions about autonomous AI controls.

eWeek
Sep 28, 2026

What Is Model Context Protocol (MCP)? The Ultimate Guide
Learn how Model Context Protocol connects AI to external data and tools, how MCP servers work, and what businesses should consider before using it.

eWeek
Sep 27, 2026

Palo Alto Finds AI Security Blind Spots: No Single Model Catches More Than 40% of Enterprise Vulnerabilities
Palo Alto says no single AI model found more than 40% of enterprise vulnerabilities, exposing major blind spots in AI-assisted security testing.

eWeek
Sep 25, 2026

Factory Robots Hit 5 Million Worldwide as China and India Drive Asia's Automation Growth
Factory robots reached 5 million worldwide in 2025 as China dominated installations and India emerged as one of Asia's fastest-growing markets.

eWeek
Sep 25, 2026

Meta Unveils New AI Game Tools: Here's What Creators Can Do
Meta launches Horizon Create and Horizon Studio, giving creators AI tools to build, edit, publish, and distribute games across its platforms.

eWeek
Sep 25, 2026

Microsoft Gives DARPA Hands-On Access to Majorana 2 Quantum Hardware
Microsoft gives DARPA hands-on access to its Majorana 2 quantum hardware at a Maryland facility, putting its topological approach under independent scrutiny.

eWeek
Sep 25, 2026

IonQ Superion 256 Set to Be First QPU at Nvidia Quantum Research Center
IonQ plans to connect its Superion 256 quantum processor to Nvidia GB200 GPUs in 2027, creating a new test bed for hybrid quantum-GPU computing.

eWeek
Sep 25, 2026

AI Hallucination Nearly Triggered US Military Action Against Chinese Ship
A false AI-assisted intelligence report nearly led US forces to intercept a Chinese ship, raising concerns about oversight in military AI.

eWeek
Sep 24, 2026

Microsoft Defender Finds Local AI Agents as Purview Blocks Shadow AI Data Leaks
Microsoft is extending enterprise AI security with Defender agent discovery and Purview-Entra controls for sensitive data moving to shadow AI services.

eWeek
Sep 24, 2026

OpenAI Agent Accessed Australian Government Site: What Went Wrong
An OpenAI agent accessed an Australian Medicare statistics portal without authorization, prompting a government review of autonomous AI risks and controls.

eWeek
Sep 23, 2026

Alibaba Cloud Expands in Europe With Data Centers in Finland, Netherlands, Turkey
Alibaba Cloud is expanding in Europe with new regions in Finland, the Netherlands, and Turkey as it builds toward 20 GW of global capacity.

eWeek
Sep 23, 2026

Xiaomi Open-Sources MiMo-V2.6 With Pro, Flash, and 9B AI Models
Xiaomi released MiMo-V2.6 Pro, Flash, and 9B AI models alongside reinforcement-learning resources, giving enterprises new open-weight deployment and testing options.

eWeek
Sep 22, 2026

Apple Briefly Tops $5 Trillion as iPhone 18 Demand Signals Split Wall Street
Apple briefly topped $5 trillion as analysts weighed mixed iPhone 18 demand signals and the economics of its premium, AI-focused hardware strategy.

eWeek
Sep 22, 2026

Apple's New Mac Studio: Its Most Powerful Mac Takes Aim at Local AI
Apple's $5,499 M5 Ultra Mac Studio targets local AI with up to 512GB of unified memory, faster graphics, and support for clustered AI workloads.

eWeek
Sep 22, 2026

Databricks Bets $350 Million on Singapore as Enterprise AI Moves Into Production
Databricks is investing more than $350 million in Singapore as enterprises shift from AI pilots toward secure, governed production deployments.

eWeek
Sep 22, 2026

IBM Cuts Quantum Error-Correction Overhead by 63-Fold in New Study
IBM combined error detection with probabilistic error cancellation, cutting quantum error correction overhead by up to 63 times in a new study.

eWeek
Sep 22, 2026

OnePlus 15 Cheat Sheet: Features, OxygenOS, Pricing, and More
Get the key details on the OnePlus 15, including OxygenOS 16, AI tools, cameras, battery and charging, pricing, availability, and future software plans.

eWeek
Sep 21, 2026

Fujitsu Says OpenQARP Cuts Quantum Code Nearly 70%
Fujitsu says its open-source OpenQARP toolkit cut Python code for one quantum algorithm by nearly 70%, though independent verification is still pending.

eWeek
Sep 21, 2026

Alibaba's Qwen-Image-2.1 Brings Native Transparency to a 7B Model
Alibaba's Qwen-Image-2.1 adds native transparent image generation and editing, but its 7B label and research license come with caveats.

eWeek
Sep 20, 2026

AMD Says EPYC Venice Beats Nvidia Vera by 2.24x — But Its Own Data Shows a Much Closer Race
AMD says EPYC Venice beats Nvidia Vera by 2.24×, but its own benchmark data points to a much smaller per-core advantage.

eWeek
Sep 18, 2026

Vietnam's $101 Billion Electronics Boom: Inside Its Push Into AI, Chips and Robots
Vietnam is pushing beyond electronics manufacturing into AI, semiconductor design, and robotics as it seeks a bigger role in global tech supply chains.

eWeek
Sep 18, 2026

Stanford Captures First Real-Time Quantum Jump in Sound
Stanford scientists captured a quantum jump in sound in real time, a step toward better quantum error detection, sensing, and phononic systems.

eWeek
Sep 18, 2026

OpenAI Discloses 6 AI Misalignment Cases — What They Reveal About Agent Controls
OpenAI disclosed six AI misalignment cases that highlight new risks around agent permissions, network access, and enterprise control boundaries.

eWeek
Sep 17, 2026

Spain Logs First AI Agent Data Breach Notification Under Review
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eWeek
Sep 17, 2026

What Is API Integration? The Ultimate Guide for Businesses
Learn how API integration connects business systems, moves data, triggers workflows, and supports automation, plus what to consider before building one.

eWeek
Sep 17, 2026

ByteDance's AI Streaming Bet Pays Off: Hongguo Hits 168M Daily Users
ByteDance's Hongguo has surpassed China's biggest streaming apps in daily users as AI makes short dramas cheaper and faster to produce.

eWeek
Sep 17, 2026

Beyond Prompt Filtering: How to Defend Enterprise Infrastructure From Rogue AI Agents
AI agents can execute commands and access live enterprise systems. Here are the runtime controls, permissions, and kill switches needed to contain them.

eWeek
Sep 16, 2026

AMD and Xanadu Challenge Quantum Computing's Custom-Control Hardware Model
Xanadu and AMD launched Backline, an open platform they say lets standard AMD CPUs handle quantum-classical control work once thought to need custom chips.

eWeek
Sep 16, 2026

Quantum Gate Method Promises 1,000x Faster Operations for Bosonic Codes
Chalmers and Tianjin University researchers say a new gate method runs certain quantum error-correction operations up to 1,000x faster in lab tests.

eWeek
Sep 16, 2026

Spain Opens Advanced Quantum Nanofabrication Facility in Barcelona
Spain opens a €6M quantum chip facility in Barcelona, adding fabrication capacity as Europe expands its quantum and semiconductor infrastructure.

eWeek
Sep 15, 2026

UBTECH Opens China Factory Targeting One Humanoid Every 10 Minutes
UBTECH's new China factory targets more than 10,000 robots annually, but production scale, reliability, demand, and profitability remain key tests.

eWeek
Sep 15, 2026

5 MacBook Neo Alternatives for Buyers Who Need More Than 8GB of RAM
Compare five MacBook Neo alternatives with 16GB or 32GB of RAM, stronger connectivity, and display options to find the right laptop for your workload.

eWeek
Sep 15, 2026

Claude Cowork vs ChatGPT Work: Which AI Can Actually Do Your Work?
Claude Cowork and ChatGPT Work are competing to become the workplace AI agent. Here's how their files, browser, desktop, and automation capabilities compare.

eWeek
Sep 15, 2026

Australia Warns AI Agents Could Exploit Its Aging Technology: Cyber Chief Calls for Early Warning System
Australia's cyber chief warns AI agents could expose vulnerabilities in aging technology and calls for an AI early warning system.

eWeek
Sep 14, 2026

Japan's ‘Robot Ambulance' Brings Repairs to Humanoids
Japan's GMO is launching a mobile humanoid repair service as businesses test robots in airports, stations, and other real-world workplaces.

eWeek
Sep 14, 2026

Japans „Roboterambulanz" bringt Reparaturen zu humanoiden Robotern
Japans GMO startet einen mobilen Reparaturdienst für humanoide Roboter, während Unternehmen Roboter an Flughäfen, Bahnhöfen und anderen Arbeitsplätzen im realen Einsatz testen.

eWeek
Sep 14, 2026

L'« ambulance robot » du Japon apporte des réparations aux humanoïdes
La société japonaise GMO lance un service mobile de réparation d'humanoïdes, alors que des entreprises testent des robots dans des aéroports, des gares et d'autres environnements de travail réels.

eWeek
Sep 14, 2026

Les Philippines écrivent une page de l'histoire de la robotique : un chirurgien opère un patient à 1 380 km de distance
Des chirurgiens philippins ont réalisé des téléchirurgies robotisées historiques sur une distance annoncée de 1 380 km, démontrant le potentiel de la chirurgie à distance sur de longues distances.

eWeek
Sep 14, 2026

Philippinen schreiben Robotikgeschichte: Chirurg operiert Patienten in 1.380 km Entfernung
Philippinische Chirurgen führten über eine gemeldete Entfernung von 1.380 km hinweg historische robotergestützte Teleoperationen durch und zeigten damit das Potenzial von Fernoperationen über große Distanzen.

eWeek
Sep 14, 2026

Philippines Makes Robotics History: Surgeon Operates on Patient 1,380 KM Away
Philippine surgeons completed historic robotic telesurgeries across a reported 1,380 km, showing the potential of long-distance remote surgery.

eWeek
Sep 14, 2026

Apple's New Watches Can Listen Without Recording You — So How Does Secure Exclave Work?
Apple's new Watch audio features rely on Secure Exclave to isolate raw data, but enterprises still face governance and privacy risks.

eWeek
Sep 14, 2026

Adobe entre dans la course pour transformer les documents d'entreprise en espaces de travail pour agents IA
Adobe enrichit Acrobat avec Knowledge Base et Analyzer pour transformer les documents d'entreprise en contexte destiné à l'analyse et aux workflows propulsés par l'IA.

eWeek
Sep 14, 2026

Adobe Joins the Race to Turn Enterprise Documents into AI Agent Workspaces
Adobe is expanding Acrobat with Knowledge Base and Analyzer as it turns enterprise documents into context for AI-powered analysis and workflows.

eWeek
Sep 14, 2026

Adobe steigt in den Wettlauf ein, Unternehmensdokumente in Arbeitsbereiche für KI-Agenten zu verwandeln
Adobe erweitert Acrobat um Knowledge Base und Analyzer und macht Unternehmensdokumente zu Kontext für KI-gestützte Analysen und Workflows.

eWeek
Sep 13, 2026

Latham & Watkins a acheté des serveurs Nvidia pour garder certaines charges de travail d'IA hors du cloud
Latham & Watkins met en place une pile d'IA hybride avec des GPU Nvidia H200, des modèles à poids ouverts et des outils cloud pour les charges de travail d'entreprise sensibles.

eWeek
Sep 13, 2026

Latham & Watkins Bought Nvidia Servers to Keep Some AI Workloads Out of the Cloud
Latham & Watkins is building a hybrid AI stack with Nvidia H200 GPUs, open-weight models, and cloud tools for sensitive enterprise workloads.

eWeek
Sep 13, 2026

Latham & Watkins kaufte Nvidia-Server, um einige KI-Workloads aus der Cloud herauszuhalten
Latham & Watkins baut einen hybriden KI-Stack mit Nvidia-H200-GPUs, Open-Weight-Modellen und Cloud-Tools für sensible Unternehmens-Workloads auf.

eWeek
Sep 11, 2026

Microsoft n'entraînera pas son IA sur les données scolaires, mais certaines utilisations des données subsistent
Le nouvel accord de Microsoft sur l'IA dans les établissements scolaires interdit l'entraînement des modèles sur les données des élèves et des enseignants et ajoute des garanties applicables en matière de confidentialité, de suivi et de contrôle.

eWeek
Sep 11, 2026

Microsoft trainiert KI nicht mit Schuldaten, doch eine gewisse Datennutzung bleibt bestehen
Microsofts neue Vereinbarung für KI in Schulen untersagt das Training von Modellen mit Schüler- und Lehrerdaten und ergänzt durchsetzbare Schutzmaßnahmen für Datenschutz, Tracking und Aufsicht.

eWeek
Sep 11, 2026

Microsoft Won't Train AI on School Data, but Some Data Use Remains
Microsoft's new school AI agreement bars model training on student and teacher data and adds enforceable privacy, tracking, and oversight protections.

eWeek
Sep 11, 2026

Ionenfallen- vs. supraleitende vs. photonische Quantencomputer
Microsofts neue Vereinbarung für KI in Schulen untersagt das Training von Modellen mit Schüler- und Lehrerdaten und ergänzt durchsetzbare Schutzmaßnahmen für Datenschutz, Tracking und Aufsicht.

eWeek
Sep 11, 2026

Ordinateurs quantiques à ions piégés, supraconducteurs ou photoniques
Microsofts neue Vereinbarung für KI in Schulen untersagt das Training von Modellen mit Schüler- und Lehrerdaten und ergänzt durchsetzbare Schutzmaßnahmen für Datenschutz, Tracking und Aufsicht.

eWeek
Sep 11, 2026

Trapped Ion vs Superconducting vs Photonic Quantum Computers
Back in April 2025, the US Department of Justice (DoJ) proudly proclaimed that it had prevailed in a landmark antitrust case against Google's ad business. Yeah. Right.

You see, just last week, US District Judge Leonie M. Brinkema rejected the DoJ's effort to force Google to sell its AdX ad exchange. What began as a major anti-monopoly victory has become a mouse-sized settlement. 

[ Google US antitrust trials: A timeline ] Does any of this this sound familiar? It should. We've seen this show before. Last year, Google had also been convicted of abusing its search business. At first, all the talk was about how Google might be forced to divest itself of the Chrome browser and/or the Android operating system. 

Instead, Google was allowed to keep making search deals and only had to share some search data with its rivals. 

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eWeek
Sep 11, 2026

IBM, Lockheed Martin Bring Quantum System Two to Switzerland
Back in April 2025, the US Department of Justice (DoJ) proudly proclaimed that it had prevailed in a landmark antitrust case against Google's ad business. Yeah. Right.

You see, just last week, US District Judge Leonie M. Brinkema rejected the DoJ's effort to force Google to sell its AdX ad exchange. What began as a major anti-monopoly victory has become a mouse-sized settlement. 

[ Google US antitrust trials: A timeline ] Does any of this this sound familiar? It should. We've seen this show before. Last year, Google had also been convicted of abusing its search business. At first, all the talk was about how Google might be forced to divest itself of the Chrome browser and/or the Android operating system. 

Instead, Google was allowed to keep making search deals and only had to share some search data with its rivals. 

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eWeek
Sep 10, 2026

Anthropic Keeps Latest Claude Model From UK Pre-Release Testing
Anthropic withheld Claude Mythos 5.1 from UK prerelease testing, raising questions over frontier AI access and the limits of voluntary government oversight.

eWeek
Sep 10, 2026

NVIDIA-Backed GRID: How It Can Automate the Entire Robot Development Lifecycle
General Robotics says GRID automates robot onboarding, simulation, training, testing, and deployment across the robot development lifecycle.

eWeek
Sep 10, 2026

Why Unclaimed Property Feels Harder to Govern Than Other Obligations
Learn why unclaimed property can be difficult to govern and how stronger documentation, audit readiness, and record visibility can reduce compliance risk.

eWeek
Sep 10, 2026

Anthropic Researcher Quits: ‘Crunch Time for Humanity' Warning Puts AI Race Under Scrutiny
Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon resigns and warns that rapid AI advances could outpace efforts to keep increasingly powerful systems under control.

eWeek
Sep 10, 2026

Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4 Make a Bigger Push Into AI Health Data
Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4 increase health-data collection as Apple pushes deeper into AI-powered wellness insights and health integrations.

eWeek
Sep 09, 2026

DealHub MCP Brings Agentic Control to Quote-to-Revenue
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eWeek
Sep 09, 2026

Could a Quantum Computer Break Bitcoin in 26 Days? IonQ Explains How
IonQ says a fault-tolerant quantum computer could crack Bitcoin's secp256k1 signatures in 26 days. Here's what its blueprint means for security.

eWeek
Sep 09, 2026

Apple Event 2026: New $1,999 ‘Foldable' iPhone Duo Takes Center Stage
Apple unveiled the $1,999 iPhone Duo, iPhone 18 Pro, Apple Watch Series 12, and AirPods 5 as it expands its AI ecosystem.

eWeek
Sep 09, 2026

IonQ Superion 256 Brings 256-Qubit Quantum Hardware to the Data Center
IonQ's Superion 256 pairs semiconductor manufacturing with trapped-ion quantum hardware, but full-system performance data is still pending.

eWeek
Sep 09, 2026

Gemini Enterprise Gets a 1,000-Engineer Plan From Google and Accenture
Google Cloud and Accenture launch a Gemini Enterprise group with plans for 1,000 engineers to move AI agents into production across customer systems worldwide.

eWeek
Sep 09, 2026

MiniCPM5-2B Tops Larger AI Models in OpenBMB Tests
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eWeek
Sep 08, 2026

Best AI Software for Business in 2026: 8 Tools Compared
Compare the best AI software for business in 2026 across productivity, automation, customer service, CRM, meetings, and enterprise AI workflows.

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