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Arm Holdings has expanded its Flexible Access licensing program to include its Armv9 edge AI platform, offering startups and device makers low-cost access to chip design tools for on-device AI development.
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has taken down several blog posts published under former chair Lina Khan that discussed AI consumer risks and open-source models, according to a Wired report. The removals come amid broader content changes at the agency under new leadership.
Microsoft has announced it will enable in-country data processing for Microsoft 365 Copilot in the United Arab Emirates starting in early 2026. The service will operate from Microsoft’s data centers in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, ensuring data storage and processing within national borders.
Intel has announced a new data center GPU, code-named Crescent Island, optimized for AI inference tasks and designed for air-cooled enterprise servers. The GPU features 160GB of LPDDR5X memory and is based on the Xe3P microarchitecture, with customer sampling expected in the second half of 2026.
China's generative AI users doubled to 515 million by June 2025, representing 36.5 percent of the population, according to a report by the China Internet Network Information Center.
Pathwork has announced a strategic partnership with AIMCOR Group to deploy its AI solutions across AIMCOR's network, streamlining case management and underwriting for member firms.
Matters.AI has secured $6.25 million in funding to develop its AI Security Engineer, an autonomous system designed to identify, understand, and protect sensitive enterprise data across cloud, SaaS, and endpoint environments.
Montreal-based startup Ready Plan Go has secured $750,000 in pre-seed funding to expand its AI platform that automates administrative tasks for accountants, aiming to reduce manual paperwork and improve efficiency.
PDW has launched a new Multi-Mission Payload (MMP) suite for its C100 platform, enhancing communication, navigation, and spectrum awareness capabilities for the U.S. Army under a $20.9 million award.
Li-S Energy has signed a collaboration agreement with Praetorian Aeronautics to test and integrate lithium-sulfur batteries into AI-powered interceptor drones and autonomous defense platforms.
Kägwerks and Sigma Defense have announced a partnership to deliver an integrated C5ISR solution combining Kägwerks' DOCK-Ultra platform with Sigma Defense's Olympus ecosystem to enhance real-time connectivity and situational awareness for warfighters.
Researchers at Florida International University have developed SHIELD, a machine learning-based system that detects and recovers drones from cyberattacks midflight, allowing them to complete their missions.
Sigma Defense has acquired Aries Defense to strengthen its tactical edge ISR and CJADC2 capabilities, integrating Aries’ sensor and video systems with Sigma’s Olympus ecosystem.
Leidos and VML have introduced Imperium, an AI-powered platform built to enhance U.S. strategic information operations by improving planning, analysis, and mission agility.
Conceal has secured $26 million in Series B funding led by Two Bear Capital, with participation from Allegis Cyber and Gula Tech Adventures. The investment will accelerate product development and expand go-to-market initiatives for its browser-native security platform.
SaferWatch has partnered with Sentrycs to integrate real-time drone detection and mitigation technology into its Command Center Platform, enabling law enforcement to detect, track, and safely neutralize unauthorized drones.
Agile Defense has joined the Tradewinds Solution Marketplace, making its AI, cybersecurity, and cloud solutions accessible to Department of War entities through the CDAO’s acquisition ecosystem.
Antigen Security and Cloud 9 Computing have introduced a Cyber-Insurance Savings Program designed to help organizations reduce cyber insurance premiums by up to 60% through standards-based cybersecurity practices.
A report from Fortune Business Insights projects that the global AI in cybersecurity market will grow from $34.10 billion in 2025 to $234.64 billion by 2032, representing a 31.7% CAGR, with North America leading the sector.
Censys has introduced a new ICS/OT Internet intelligence solution designed to help organizations identify and secure exposed industrial systems across sectors such as energy, manufacturing, and utilities.
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