OnePlus has expanded its Oxygen OS 16 rollout to include US users of the OnePlus 13. The update brings Android 16 along with new AI capabilities and visual enhancements. Early adopters are already reporting successful installations.
CERPRO’s AI platform automates quality inspection and documentation by analyzing technical drawings, helping manufacturers reduce errors and speed up processes. The funding will expand their European presence across aerospace, medical devices, and mechanical engineering sectors.
The Chinese government is reportedly intervening in how SMIC allocates its chip production, prioritizing Huawei amid ongoing US export restrictions. This represents a significant escalation in the tech cold war between the two superpowers.
PayPal is leveraging Venmo’s campus presence to handle name, image, and likeness payments to college athletes. The company is also betting big on agentic commerce as AI transforms shopping behavior.
According to Bloomberg Business, the AI ecosystem is creating massive value across multiple layers. The analysis shows where investors should focus their attention in this rapidly evolving landscape.
ASUS and Intel are deepening their partnership in edge AI and IoT solutions. The companies demonstrated their latest systems at embedded world North America 2025, targeting industries from robotics to medical applications. Their collaboration spans ASUS’s entire IoT and NUC product lines with Intel-
A new survey of 1,000 C-suite executives reveals surprising gaps between what AI technologies companies are actually using versus what they’re planning to deploy. Machine learning leads current adoption at 85%, while multi-agent systems top the wish list for future implementation at 62%.
AI workloads demand 3-5x more power than traditional data centers, with GPU clusters hitting 100kW per rack. Power limitations are now the primary constraint on AI growth, forcing engineers to rethink everything from cooling to power delivery systems.
Rightmove’s decision to invest heavily in AI has triggered a massive investor backlash, wiping over £1 billion from its market value in a single day. The property portal plans to spend £60 million over three years on AI development, delaying revenue growth targets and testing investor patience with
NVIDIA’s Jensen Huang admits it would be “foolish” to underestimate Huawei’s rapid AI advancements. The Chinese tech giant plans competitive AI chips through 2027 and claims its Atlas SuperPoDs can match NVIDIA’s Rubin performance. With NVIDIA locked out of China, Huawei is gaining ground fast.
