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Intel debuts Core Ultra Series 3 artificial intelligence PC platform at CES 2026

6 Jan 2026

Intel used CES 2026 to launch its Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors, introducing what it calls its first artificial intelligence PC platform built on the Intel 18A process and targeting consumers, businesses and edge deployments.

artificial intelligence, client computing, intel

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Artificial Intelligence business models put social and political stability at risk in 2026

6 Jan 2026

Eurasia Group warns that leading Artificial Intelligence firms will pursue revenue-driven strategies in 2026 that mirror and accelerate the destabilizing effects of social media. Despite the technology’s promise, investor expectations are outpacing real-world impact and adoption.

artificial intelligence, eurasia group, geopolitics, technology policy

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Nvidia bets on physical artificial intelligence to drive a robotics revolution

6 Jan 2026

Nvidia is using open-source physical artificial intelligence models, unified robotics frameworks, and Blackwell-based hardware to position itself as core infrastructure for the next wave of industrial automation and autonomous systems.

artificial intelligence, autonomous systems, robotics, semiconductors

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Using artificial intelligence in the workplace: unmanaged tools create hidden security risks

6 Jan 2026

Businesses are rapidly embracing artificial intelligence to boost productivity, but unmanaged use of public tools is exposing sensitive data, creating compliance gaps, and eroding oversight. The article argues that the real risk is not artificial intelligence itself, but shadow usage without policy, controls, or governance.

artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, data privacy, enterprise IT

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How artificial intelligence is reshaping compliance for UK small businesses

6 Jan 2026

UK small and medium-sized enterprises are turning to artificial intelligence tools to cope with intensifying regulatory scrutiny, legacy system risks and growing operational complexity. The technology is emerging as a practical equaliser, but only when paired with strong data foundations, governance and human oversight.

artificial intelligence, regulation, risk management, small business

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Nvidia debuts Vera Rubin artificial intelligence chip platform to defend data center lead

6 Jan 2026

Nvidia introduced its Vera Rubin artificial intelligence chip platform at CES in Las Vegas as it moves to protect its dominant position in data center processors amid intensifying competition from traditional chipmakers, cloud giants, and China.

artificial intelligence, cloud-computing, nvidia, semiconductors

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Intel debuts Core Ultra Series 3 Panther Lake chips with focus on edge and Artificial Intelligence performance

6 Jan 2026

Intel used its CES 2026 launch event to unveil the Core Ultra Series 3 Panther Lake processors, emphasizing on-device Artificial Intelligence performance, gaming capabilities and new edge and industrial use cases as it seeks to regain ground in the chip market.

artificial intelligence, computing, intel, processors

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Nvidia positions accelerated computing at the center of artificial intelligence transformation

6 Jan 2026

Nvidia uses its corporate site to frame accelerated computing and artificial intelligence as the engines of change across data centers, robotics, automotive, gaming, and industrial simulation, while previewing new Rubin, Blackwell, and physical Artificial Intelligence platforms.

artificial intelligence, automotive, data-centers, nvidia, robotics

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Xi Jinping highlights breakthroughs in China’s Artificial Intelligence and semiconductor sectors

6 Jan 2026

Chinese president Xi Jinping used his New Year’s address to frame 2025 as a breakthrough year for China’s Artificial Intelligence and semiconductor industries, underscoring rapid advances in domestic models and chips that are reshaping global technology competition.

artificial intelligence, china, digital policy, semiconductors

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Researcher warns world may not have time to prepare for Artificial Intelligence safety risks

6 Jan 2026

Artificial Intelligence safety expert David Dalrymple warns that rapid advances in powerful systems could outpace governments’ ability to manage the risks, leaving society unprepared for major economic and security disruptions.

artificial intelligence, government policy, safety

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CES 2026 showcases next growth phase for Artificial Intelligence chips and devices

5 Jan 2026

CES 2026 in Las Vegas highlights how Artificial Intelligence is shifting from experimental trials to mainstream consumer products, with major chipmakers and device makers emphasizing health, robotics, and new hardware. The event underlines a growing commercial focus that investors are watching for clues on future technology spending.

artificial intelligence, consumer tech, semiconductors

68

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26 key trends shaping biotech and life sciences in 2026

5 Jan 2026

Biotech and life sciences in 2026 are shifting from hype to execution, with Artificial Intelligence, gene editing, regulatory reform and global deal-making reshaping how therapies are discovered, developed and commercialized. The sector faces tighter policy, more selective capital and intensifying competition as new technologies and markets scale.

artificial intelligence, biotech, cell and gene therapy, regulation