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Two ex-Harvard students behind a facial-recognition app for Meta’s Ray-Ban glasses are introducing a startup focused on AI smart glasses equipped with an always-on microphone that records conversations.
With the rise of AI integration in daily tasks, Perplexity has launched a new AI-driven shopping assistant designed to enhance online retail, offering personalized guidance tailored to user preferences and budgets just in time for the holidays.
Malaysia has secured nearly one-third of Southeast Asia’s artificial intelligence investment with US$759 million allocated between late 2024 and mid-2025, driven by significant data center expansion and strong consumer adoption, positioning the country as a regional AI leader.
Meta has finalized three significant solar energy agreements in the United States, aiming to power its data centers sustainably and advance its carbon neutrality goals.
As companies rush to declare themselves ‘AI-first,’ many struggle to translate this mandate into genuine AI adoption. Real innovation often arises quietly from grassroots experimentation rather than top-down directives. Understanding this dynamic is key to meaningful AI transformation.
Microsoft has enhanced its Indonesia Central cloud region, providing local organizations with expanded AI and cloud tools to accelerate the country’s AI-driven growth and digital transformation.
Anthropic has launched Claude Opus 4.5, its most advanced AI model yet, offering significant price cuts and superior performance in software engineering tasks, outperforming human candidates and rival AI models from OpenAI and Google.
NVIDIA’s CEO Jensen Huang has called for a full adoption of AI technologies across the company, addressing internal resistance and emphasizing the importance of AI in maintaining the company’s leadership in the global AI race.
JustiGuide, a tech startup, is deploying artificial intelligence to assist immigrants in understanding the complex U.S. immigration process, connecting them with legal experts, and lowering the costs typically associated with immigration services.
Glīd emerged as the winner of Startup Battlefield 2025 by developing advanced technologies that enhance logistics operations, making them simpler, safer, and more intelligent. The company’s co-founder, Kevin Damoa, shared insights in a recent interview on Build Mode.