Technology
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Why the Global Sources Hong Kong Show Is the Best Signal on Where AI Hardware Is Headed
150,000 new products. 2,000 suppliers. One building in Hong Kong. And humanoid robots are now on the show floor. The Global Sources Hong Kong Shows Phase II opened on April 18, 2026 at AsiaWorld-Expo, running through April 21. Over 2,000 suppliers. Nearly 4,000 booths. Approximately 150,000 new products across mobile electronics, smart home, AR/VR, personal…
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Medline Just Became the First Healthcare Company to Deploy Symbotic’s AI Warehouse System
The robots that stock Walmart’s shelves are coming to healthcare supply chains. This is why it took so long. Symbotic’s AI robotics system is not new technology. Walmart has been deploying it at scale. So have large consumer goods distributors. The system depalletizes inbound freight, stores individual items, retrieves them on demand, and builds outbound…
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The Cooling Technology That Could Unlock AI’s Next Wave of Data Center Growth
The AI energy crisis has a cooling problem. This company just raised money to solve it. Data centers do not just need electricity. They need cold. Every server that processes an AI workload generates heat. That heat has to go somewhere. Cooling systems run continuously, often consuming as much energy as the computing equipment itself.…
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Aryza Just Made Debt Collection 24/7 in 100 Languages With One Acquisition
Debt collection has always been a phone call away. AI just made that call 24/7 in 100 languages. Most people who have missed a payment know the feeling. The call comes at an inconvenient time. A human agent reads from a script. The conversation is awkward, sometimes confrontational, rarely productive. The agent moves on to…
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53 Years Between Apollo and Artemis II – Here’s What Changed and What Comes Next
They went around the Moon and came home. The first humans in deep space in 53 years just splashed down in the Pacific. On April 10, 2026, four astronauts returned to Earth. Reid Wiseman. Victor Glover. Christina Koch. Jeremy Hansen. They traveled 694,481 miles. They flew farther from Earth than any human being in history,…
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Why Two-Thirds of Enterprise AI Projects Never Make It to Production
The gap between AI ambition and AI delivery has become one of the defining challenges of enterprise technology in 2026. Companies have spent billions on generative AI initiatives. Pilots have launched. Demos have impressed. But the hard data on what actually reaches production is sobering. Sopra Steria Next, the consulting division of European IT group…
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From AI Pilot to AI Production: Why Data Governance Is the Missing Link
There is a quiet crisis running through enterprise AI right now. Companies have spent billions on AI pilots, proofs of concept, and experimental deployments. The vast majority of those projects never reach production scale. The data is fragmented across systems. Governance frameworks are absent or inadequate. Performance degrades when the model meets real-world data volumes.…
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Europe’s Most Important AI Event of 2026 Just Announced Its Lineup
NVIDIA, Anthropic, and OpenAI will all be at the same event in Italy this summer. WMF 2026, We Make Future, takes place June 24 to 26 at BolognaFiere in Bologna and has established itself as the largest European event on digital innovation and artificial intelligence. At its center is the AI Global Summit, a forum…
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Hanon Systems Just Put Its Most Advanced EV Cooling Technology Into Production With BMW
The invisible technology that makes electric vehicles actually work just got a major upgrade Most people buying an electric vehicle think about range, charging speed, and price. Almost nobody thinks about thermal management. That is a mistake, because thermal management is one of the most important factors determining how well an EV actually performs in…










