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Most companies still plan to lift AI budgets despite surveys showing just 49% of recent projects delivered expected value.
Customers could soon use ChatGPT, Gemini or Claude inside Adobe's creative apps, with some file-editing tools due in a private beta in early 2027.
The deal gives the Japanese technology group a high-profile platform to show how AI could sharpen performance analysis for players and coaches in Turin.
The appointment comes as the political intelligence provider expands its AI tools and seeks growth with backing from ECI Partners.
Creative professionals could get more direct control over video, audio and image edits as Adobe opens some early research to wider testing.
The fresh cash will expand Denmark's Gefion supercomputer capacity for public bodies, researchers and regulated industries as AI demand grows.
The Dubai-founded display maker is betting on channel partners and bespoke products to win share in a crowded European market.
Disney will get early access to Adobe's latest AI tools as the companies push custom models into films, parks and sports content.
Access to Perplexity's new Teammates feature is limited to individual Max subscribers, leaving Pro and enterprise users waiting for a broader rollout.
The shortlist underscores Ireland's growing AI ecosystem, with entries ranging from healthcare to cybersecurity and public services across 15 categories.
Despite widespread experimentation, most Singapore companies are building AI tools without clear governance, raising compliance and operational risks.
Scaling atomic semiconductor output is now a priority as the Sydney group prepares to meet demand for its current chips and quantum roadmap.
Doctors are finding specialist-led guidance faster as Vumedi's AI tools draw on more than 100,000 videos and 5,000 podcasts.
Unexpected AI and infrastructure bills are forcing UK firms to divert money from hiring and investment, with overspend put at GBP £3.8 billion a year.
The release gives enterprises a high-level robot control layer that can verify tasks, plan longer workflows and share workspace understanding across machines.
Budget measures on AI and founder tax relief won praise from tech backers, but many said Britain still lacks the scale-up capital to keep firms here.
Mid-sized firms are still planning to lift hiring and investment, despite absorbing an average AUD $6,700 a month rise in running costs.
Trade Me's security work has been recognised for helping keep its platform safer, as judges honoured its team, leader and AI project.
The move could help robotics firms test and scale machines in real warehouses, while easing customs, storage and delivery bottlenecks overseas.
The telecoms software group is shifting towards a more product-led model as it seeks to give customers greater control over platform configuration and use.