Phenom recognised as leader in Fosway artificial intelligence market assessment
Phenom has been named a leader in the Fosway Artificial Intelligence Market Assessment for talent acquisition, singled out for live customer delivery and roadmap maturity. Fosway found that only 27% of mapped Artificial Intelligence features are actually live with customers, underscoring Phenom’s practical deployments.
Pillar Security named 2025 competitive strategy leader in generative Artificial Intelligence security by Frost & Sullivan
Pillar Security has been recognized by Frost & Sullivan as the 2025 Competitive Strategy Leader in global generative Artificial Intelligence security, an award that highlights the company’s market approach, innovation, and customer care.
Granite-Docling: end-to-end document understanding with one tiny model
IBM released Granite-Docling-258M, an open-source 258 million parameter vision-language model for layout- and structure-preserving document conversion, available under an Apache 2.0 license on Hugging Face.
Artificial intelligence, unmanned vehicles work in sync during naval technology exercise
Eight companies demonstrated integrated Artificial Intelligence and unmanned systems during an Advanced Naval Technology Exercise at the Port of Hueneme. The event showcased connected autonomy across surface, aerial and underwater platforms and tested contested logistics and port security scenarios.
How to measure the returns on R&D spending
Recent economic research finds public and basic R&D delivers unusually high long-term returns, but proposed federal cuts threaten future productivity and areas such as Artificial Intelligence and quantum information science.
AMD Instinct MI500 UAL256 mega pod to scale to 256 GPUs and 64 Verano CPUs for artificial intelligence and high-performance computing
AMD is preparing a second-generation rack-scale system, the Instinct MI500 UAL256 mega pod, that pairs one Verano CPU with four Instinct MI500 accelerators per node to support advanced Artificial Intelligence and high-performance computing workloads.
Intel patents software-defined super cores to boost single-thread performance
Intel filed a patent for software defined super cores that dynamically fuse smaller cores to cooperatively execute a single thread while appearing as one logical core to the operating system.
AMD prepares EPYC Venice for kilowatt-class power and cooling
Microloops highlighted custom cold plates and distribution hardware at OCP APAC 2025, revealing AMD plans to cool EPYC ´Venice´ chips with thermal design powers in the 700 to 1400 watt range.
Tech Pulse Daily: September briefings on artificial intelligence, security and cloud
Daily curated briefings from Tech Pulse Daily highlight Artificial Intelligence security incidents, major cloud spending shifts and high-profile device launches across September.
Crescent library brings privacy to digital identity systems
Crescent is a cryptographic library that adds unlinkability to common digital identity formats, preventing tracking across credential uses while preserving selective disclosure. It supports JSON Web Tokens and mobile driver’s licenses without requiring issuers to change their systems.