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IBM launches software focused on digital sovereignty and AI
As regulatory pressure grows, IBM introduces Sovereign Core software to help organisations manage AI-ready infrastructure with local governance, compliance reporting and operational independence.
TSMC expands global manufacturing as profits hit record
The latest results from TSMC underscore robust semiconductor demand, rising capital expenditure, and continued international expansion, as governments prioritise secure chip supply chains.
Foam physics reveals unexpected parallels with AI learning
A new study suggests the mathematics behind AI training also governs the hidden dynamics of everyday foams, challenging long-standing assumptions in materials science.
France weighs social media ban for under 15s
Global pressure is rising to regulate teen access to social media.
Mars expands AI-driven food research
Ingredient research is evolving as Mars uses AI to explore fermentation, plant compounds, and alternative proteins.
AI boom strains global memory chip supply
Analysts warn cheap and plentiful memory is becoming a thing of the past.
UK drops mandatory digital ID plan for workers
Right to work checks will move fully online without introducing a new ID.
New radar technology advances heart rhythm detection
Contactless heart monitoring using radar and artificial intelligence could help doctors detect dangerous rhythm disorders earlier, without requiring patients to wear devices or visit hospitals.
AI deepfake abuse drives rise in victim support cases
Legal gaps around AI-generated sexual imagery are raising concern as victims face emotional harm and complex reporting challenges across borders.
Agibot begins Asia-Pacific expansion with Malaysia event
A new robotics centre in Malaysia signals Agibot’s push into Asia-Pacific markets.
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