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Startup builds rare-earth-free electric motors for drones, robots
A new company is developing small, lightweight electric motors without rare-earth magnets.
Reporting: techcrunch.com
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AI biotech Enveda raises $311M at $2B valuation for nature-derived drugs
Enveda, an AI-driven biotech firm, has secured funding to advance its pipeline of drugs derived from natural compounds.
Reporting: techcrunch.com
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Dell shifts private cloud strategy as AI reshapes infrastructure needs
Enterprises are reevaluating private cloud infrastructure as artificial intelligence workloads change system requirements.
Reporting: siliconangle.com
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Silicon Valley interest grows in Tailscale, a remote networking tool
Tailscale, a startup offering secure remote network access, has drawn attention from Silicon Valley investors and companies.
Reporting: betakit.com
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AI-driven workforce economics merges finance and HR in C-suite
Companies are aligning finance and human resources more closely as they integrate AI, determining where automation fits and where human roles add value.
Reporting: siliconangle.com
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Femtech funding gap highlighted at industry conference
A recent Femtech Connect conference examined disparities in funding for women-led femtech startups.
Reporting: betakit.com
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Oracle refocuses security on data layer as AI agents expand access
Oracle is adjusting security controls to address risks from automated systems interacting directly with enterprise data.
Reporting: siliconangle.com
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Oracle moves database security closer to AI agents
Oracle is adjusting database security controls to enforce authorization for AI agents, not just traditional applications or users.
Reporting: siliconangle.com
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Microsoft merges Sentinel and Defender into AI-powered SOC
Microsoft is consolidating its security tools by embedding Sentinel’s security information and event management capabilities into Defender.
Reporting: siliconangle.com
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AI reshapes enterprise roles, merging finance and HR
Traditional corporate silos are dissolving as AI integrates human talent and financial data into a single framework.
Reporting: siliconangle.com
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AI infrastructure shifts from chips to full-system architecture
The next phase of AI hardware isn’t about individual GPUs or chips.
Reporting: siliconangle.com
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UiPath adds workflow automation and testing features at FUSION
UiPath unveiled over a dozen updates to its automation platform at its FUSION conference in Las Vegas.
Reporting: siliconangle.com
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