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For decades, automation has been the backbone of digital transformation. But while legacy bots could handle basic workflows, they’ve hit a ceiling. Repetitive scripts, rule-based decisions, and clunky interactions are no longer enough in a world where businesses need speed, scale, and more than anything intelligence. NTT DATA, a global tech powerhouse, is stepping up with a bold new solution: the Smart AI Agent Ecosystem. Launched this week, it doesn’t just improve bots it reimagines them. Think of it as upgrading your digital workforce from calculators to co-pilots. What Is the Smart AI Agent Ecosystem? At its core, the Smart…

Sugar powers more than just your morning coffee. It fuels industries—from food and beverages to biofuels and pharmaceuticals. But there’s a cost: traditional sugarcane and beet farming consume massive water, land, and fertilizer resources, and contribute to deforestation in some parts of the world. As global demand for sugar rises, scientists have been looking for more sustainable alternatives—ones that don’t require dedicated cropland or contribute to environmental stress. Now, they may have found one hidden in plain sight: agricultural waste. The Breakthrough Hiding in Cornfields This month, researchers from a joint USDA and university lab unveiled a promising method for…

These partnerships focus on developing advanced technologies that enable small spacecraft to perform missions more efficiently and at a lower cost. By fostering this ecosystem of cooperation, NASA aims to strengthen the United States’ position as a global leader in space exploration and technology. Why Collaborate? Space exploration has always been a complex and costly endeavor. As mission requirements evolve and become more ambitious, NASA recognizes the need to harness the expertise and innovation found outside its own walls. Industry and academia bring fresh ideas, cutting-edge technologies, and research capabilities that complement NASA’s objectives. By partnering with these external organizations,…

Using sub-6 GHz spectrum combined with 5G Advanced technology, the company reached an impressive 550 Mbps upload speed. This achievement not only highlights T-Mobile’s leadership in the industry but also marks a significant advancement for the entire mobile ecosystem. Why Uplink Speeds Matter Uplink speed refers to how fast data can be sent from a user’s device, such as a smartphone or tablet, to the network. While much of the early focus on 5G has been on improving download speeds, uplink performance is equally critical. High uplink speeds enhance activities like video conferencing, cloud storage uploads, live streaming, and real-time…

This significant investment aims to expand U.S. manufacturing capacity and enhance research and development (R&D), aligning with national efforts to strengthen domestic pharmaceutical production, create jobs, and boost healthcare innovation. Expanding U.S. Manufacturing and Research Sanofi’s investment will focus heavily on expanding its manufacturing footprint in the U.S. The company plans to build new facilities, upgrade existing plants, and increase production of critical medicines. This effort supports the national goal to reduce dependence on foreign pharmaceutical manufacturing and build a more resilient supply chain—an issue highlighted by the disruptions during the COVID-19 pandemic. Alongside manufacturing, Sanofi is dedicating substantial resources…

This initiative aims to reduce the company’s reliance on imported parts and materials, aligning with the current administration’s push to revitalize U.S. manufacturing and create more American jobs. Leveraging Trade Policies for Growth With new tariffs targeting imported steel, aluminum, and other automotive components, Ford is adapting its manufacturing approach to better suit this changing landscape. By increasing production on U.S. soil, the company mitigates the financial impact of tariffs while aligning with government policies designed to support and boost domestic industries. This shift is part of a broader trend among American automakers investing heavily in local production. Ford’s strategy…

Amazon Enhances Warehouse Efficiency with Advanced Robotics In the highly competitive and fast-moving world of e-commerce, efficiency and speed are crucial. Amazon, as one of the largest global companies, continuously pushes the boundaries of innovation to streamline its operations and stay ahead. A significant part of this drive is the integration of advanced robotics into its fulfillment centers an initiative aimed at boosting efficiency, cutting costs, and improving overall productivity, while still preserving the essential role of human workers. The Rise of Robotics at Amazon Amazon’s use of robotics is not new. The company has steadily adopted automation technologies over…

AI is powerful—but too often, it’s unpredictable. That’s the problem Salesforce AI Research is taking head-on: what it calls “jagged intelligence.” It’s the gap between what AI can do in theory—and what it actually does in messy, high-stakes business settings. From hallucinated outputs to inconsistent performance, AI’s reliability issues have long been a roadblock for enterprise adoption. Now, Salesforce is building the roadmap to close that gap. What Is “Jagged Intelligence”? The term refers to AI’s uneven capabilities—it can ace one task, then completely flub a related one. This makes it risky for critical workflows where trust, accuracy, and repeatability…

Datadog is no longer just watching your systems—it’s helping you improve them. In its third acquisition of 2025, Datadog has bought A/B testing startup Eppo for $220 million, signaling a strategic shift into experimentation and deployment intelligence. This move underscores a broader DevOps trend: observability alone isn’t enough—data must drive action. Founded in 2020, Eppo enables large-scale product and infrastructure experiments for high-growth companies. With this acquisition, Datadog aims to build a full-stack platform that empowers teams to both monitor and optimize in real-time. Why Eppo? Why Now? As software teams demand faster iteration and smarter deployment, experimentation tools are…

Legal tech is having a moment, and Supio is leading the charge. The AI-powered litigation startup just closed a $60 million Series B round, bringing its total funding to $91 million. The raise was led by Sapphire Ventures, with participation from Mayfield and Thomson Reuters Ventures, underscoring investor confidence in Supio’s mission to transform how complex litigation is handled. But Supio isn’t building just another automation tool—it’s architecting a new era of trust-first, human-in-the-loop AIfor one of the most sensitive sectors: legal justice. The Real Problem: Litigation Is Overwhelming In areas like personal injury and mass tort litigation, legal teams…