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d-Matrix will integrate its Raptor XPUs with Nvidia's NVLink Fusion technology. This partnership allows faster deployment of inference chips at scale. Customers gain access to Nvidia's liquid-cooled architecture and MGX ecosystem. The integration offers a lower-risk path for ultralow-latency inference deployment.

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Safety fears are deepening as more AI staff warn regulators may not keep pace with systems they say could soon outrun human control.

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The same customer exists in your CRM, your ERP, and the platform that arrived with an acquisition. Three records, three spellings, three addresses, and nothing linking them. Each system is correct within its own walls. A person knows how to reconcile them. An AI agent does not. It takes one record, ...

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As newsrooms across the nation grapple with the rise of artificial intelligence, a new outlet that uses AI to report and draft stories began publishing in Palo Alto in July, basing its coverage in large part on other local newspapers, including the Palo Alto Weekly. The post AI-based newsrooms raise concerns about transparency, reliability appeared first on Palo Alto Online .

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10 September 2026 Australia will be short almost 18,000 accounting, audit and finance professionals by 2035, new independent research from Oxford Economics Australia has found. The shortage will be most acute among junior external auditors, where projected supply will meet less than half the anticipated demand. Commissioned by Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CA ... Continued

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Professor Ashmita Randhawa has been announced as the first ever Director of Policy and Skills for the National Innovation Centre for Data (NICD), at Newcastle University Professor Ashmita Randhawa is the first Director of Policy and Skills for the National Innovation Centre for Data (NICD), at Newcastle University Biomedical engineer turned social scientist, Professor Ashmita Randhawa, has been appointed as Director of Policy and Skills at the National Innovation Centre for Data (NICD), and Professor of Practice at Newcastle University. ‍She has spent the last two decades working in roles that span product development, academic research on skills, innovation, and technology adoption across various industries. Professor Randhawa spent six years in corporate R&D at Procter & Gamble where she learned how ideas survive in the real world and how to design to meet consumer needs, after which she did ‍a DPhil at the University of Oxford, driven by a passion to help encourage more women towards STEM subjects. Later, at Sunderland Software City, she built innovation and skills programmes to continue to place the north-east of England on the technology map. Professor Randhawa said: “I'm incredibly excited to be joining the National Innovation Centre for Data as the Director for Policy and Skills. It comes at an important moment: with the region's AI Growth Zone and the growing opportunities for AI nationally and internationally creating a momentum like never before. ‍"This however can only be translated to growth if organisations, from the smallest to the large, and communities across the region have the skills and confidence to use these technologies well; which is what the National Innovation Centre for Data exists to do. “Having worked closely with the team for the last few years, this feels like a brilliant opportunity to build on a deep relationship to create some exciting opportunities.” From mining for coal to mining for data ‍Established in 2017 with joint funding from Newcastle University and central Government, NICD helps organisations across the UK unlock the value of data and artificial intelligence AI. This work supports better services, new jobs, and solutions to major societal challenges. Based at Newcastle Helix, which sits on the historic site of the former North Elswick Colliery, NICD brings together businesses, public sector organisations, charities, and academic experts to unlock innovation, test new ideas, and transform complex data into practical solutions that benefit people everywhere. ‍NICD experts help organisations use data science and AI to improve performance, develop new products and services, and build long-term in-house capability. We work with small-to-medium enterprises, large corporations, public sector bodies, and charities through a wide range of collaborative projects and skills transfer. ‍ ‍

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Visa, Mastercard and Ant International are working on common standards for AI-agent payments — including ways to verify and monitor their transactions.

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I think the toughest decision most progressives face these days is which figure on the right they hate most. President...

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The Sungjoo Foundation held KIFT 2026 in Seoul, where panelists discussed how AI is reshaping luxury fashion design, marketing and sustainability.

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BY THE OPTIMIST DAILY EDITORIAL TEAM New York City Public Schools, the nation’s largest school district, is banning generative AI for all students in pre-kindergarten through eighth grade for the 2026-2027 school year. More than half a million students are affected. The district calls it the most expansive AI moratorium any school district in the [...] The post NYC schools issue the country’s broadest AI ban, covering pre-K through eighth grade first appeared on The Optimist Daily: Making Solutions the News .

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Who says you can’t teach an old CDFI new tricks?. At a conference commemorating its 30-year anniversary, the National Community Investment Fund, a Chicago-

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Kawasaki Heavy Industries and Japanese AI semiconductor company EdgeCortix have signed a multi-year agreement to develop AI-enabled technologies for next-g

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New Delhi [India], September 10: The conversation around artificial intelligence at the workplace has moved past "if" and firmly into "how." Organisations, managers and employees are now grappling with what it means to build AI into everyday operations — and that shift was the focus of the Agile Gurugram & Delhi National Capital Region 2026 Conference.

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Public sector organisations gain streamlined access to Synechron’s cloud software, digital transformation, AI governance, and cloud support capabilities.

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Two new reports reveal that much of what the public was initially told about the OpenAI–Hugging Face hack was wrong. An AI researcher says the fuller pictu

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In an era of AI-driven attacks, organizations must retain independent control over encryption policies and keys

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Ant International partners with Visa, Mastercard on developing AI payments CNBC Ant International, Mastercard and Visa Initiate Collaboration on Know-Your-Agent Interoperability to Scale Agentic Commerce The Straits Times How AI agents will transform shopping, payments and commerce Mastercard Preparing your platform for agentic commerce: How to authenticate AI buying agents vs. synthetic bots Retail Dive Mastercard Expands Agentic Suite to Help Merchants Scale AI Shopping PYMNTS.com

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Firmus, Sharon AI, IREN, Megaport, ResetData, CDC, NEXTDC and AirTrunk to Deliver Up to 2-Gigawatt Buildout by 2027, Meeting Surging Demand From AI Labs and AI-Native Startups Firmus, Sharon AI, IREN, Megaport, ResetData, CDC, NEXTDC and AirTrunk to Deliver Up to 2-Gigawatt Buildout by 2027, Meeting Surging Demand From AI Labs and AI-Native Startups

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Arm is stepping up its role in AI infrastructure as cloud providers, original equipment makers, and software partners build systems for agentic AI, a shift that could affect data centers worldwide. The company said its latest Neoverse Compute Subsystems N4 and Arm AGI CPU aim to give customers more choice across performance, efficiency, and silicon design.

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VENICE, Italy (AP) — A new documentary about Elon Musk uses a CGI avatar and artificial intelligence voice syncing to simulate an interview with the SpaceX and Tesla CEO using things he’s really said in interviews.

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