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Generative Bionics Plans European Humanoid Robot Data Factory
Generative Bionics plans to build a multi-site Physical AI Data Factory network to train and validate humanoid robots for industrial deployment, with AMD providing the planned computing infrastructure. Announced at CES Unveiled Milan, the initiative will begin with a planned 5,000-square-metre facility in Italy, targeted to become operational by the fourth quarter of 2027. The…
Cye Launches Multi-Agent AI Platform for Cyber Exposure Management
Cye has launched a multi-agent AI platform designed to help security teams identify cyber exposure, prioritize remediation and measure the impact of security investments. The platform introduces specialized AI capabilities for security maturity assessments, data mapping, remediation planning, impact simulation and security-stack analysis. It also adds asset-level prioritization, integrations with Upwind and Cortex XDR, and…
Couchbase Expands AI Data Plane With Bedrock and Agent Memory
Couchbase has expanded its AI Data Plane with native Amazon Bedrock integration, managed Agent Memory, a managed Model Context Protocol (MCP) server on AWS, and vector search in Couchbase Operational Insights. The additions target a growing challenge for enterprises moving AI agents into production: maintaining reliable data access, persistent context, analytics and security without stitching…
Rocket One and VCU Target Low-Power Magnetic AI Computing
Rocket One Inc. has signed a one-year sponsored research agreement with Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) to fabricate and test magnetic computing devices designed to perform AI-related operations with potentially lower energy consumption. The research will focus on straintronic magnetic tunnel junctions, nanoscale components that use voltage-induced mechanical strain to control magnetic states. Planned demonstrations include…
Splunk Report Flags AI Agent Monitoring and Cost Risks
Cisco’s Splunk has released its State of Observability 2026 report, finding that enterprise adoption of AI agents is outpacing organizations’ ability to monitor their behavior, measure performance and control costs. Based on a survey of 2,050 IT operations and engineering professionals across 10 countries, the research highlights gaps in AI workload monitoring, unpredictable spending and…
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