Huawei unveils atlas 950 and taishan 950 superpods at mwc 2026
Huawei introduced its latest atlas 950 superpod, taishan 950 superpod and new computing solutions at mwc barcelona 2026, positioning them as a resilient foundation for emerging artificial intelligence workloads. The company framed the launch as part of a broader push for open source, open collaboration and globally accessible computing options.
NanoIC releases advanced interconnect PDKs for chip to chip packaging
NanoIC has introduced two early access interconnect PDKs aimed at enabling high density, energy efficient chip to chip connectivity for research and industry innovators. The launch targets emerging demands in heterogeneous system architectures and advanced packaging for high performance computing and Artificial Intelligence accelerators.
Using artificial intelligence to manage net 30 credit terms for business growth
Businesses are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence to manage net 30 credit terms, using data driven tools to assess risk, protect cash flow, and personalize payment arrangements. By 2026, these technologies are expected to be embedded across credit management, reshaping how companies extend and monitor trade credit.
Treasury committee outlines work on artificial intelligence and wider economic oversight
The UK parliament treasury committee has published a series of recent reports and evidence sessions, including a dedicated inquiry into artificial intelligence in financial services alongside work on gambling taxation, business rates and the Office for Budget Responsibility.
Corpgen explores artificial intelligence agents for real-world knowledge work
Corpgen focuses on artificial intelligence agents designed to handle the complex, multitasking demands of modern knowledge work, mirroring how employees juggle interconnected tasks throughout the day.
Artificial intelligence personalization pushes financial firms to modernize content management
Canadian financial institutions are under pressure to replace legacy content management systems with modern, Artificial Intelligence enabled platforms that support hyper personalized, omnichannel experiences and more efficient operations.
IBM highlights new artificial intelligence, defense, and infrastructure initiatives in latest updates
IBM’s late February 2026 updates span major government contracts, new artificial intelligence security insights, enterprise speech capabilities, storage innovations, and a global call for impact-focused artificial intelligence projects.
Intel leans on Artificial Intelligence partnership and foundry shakeup to support turnaround
Intel is deepening its push into Artificial Intelligence compute through a new SambaNova partnership and equity stake, while a leadership change in its foundry unit underscores broader restructuring. Investors are weighing these moves against a sharp share price rebound, lingering valuation concerns, and execution risk in both chips and manufacturing.
Anti artificial intelligence protests grow as satellite numbers surge in orbit
Hundreds of demonstrators are taking anti artificial intelligence activism to the streets as the number of satellites and debris encasing Earth accelerates, reshaping debates over technology on the ground and in orbit.
Radboud University highlights research breakthroughs, leadership changes and responsible use of generative artificial intelligence
Radboud University reports a busy February 2026 with major research grants, new scientific insights, a new national prime minister among its alumni and new guidance on responsible use of generative Artificial Intelligence tools. The university also announces initiatives in education, diversity, culture and digital infrastructure across campus.