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Epson

Epson Robots, the #1 SCARA robot manufacturer in the world, today expanded its SCARA lineup with the new GX-C Series, powered by the RC800A controller featuring SafeSenseTM technology. The series includes the GX4C, GX8C, GX10C and GX20C. Built  on four decades of automation expertise, including implementation in  Epson’s own consumer electronics manufacturing, the GX-C Series delivers  next-level performance and flexibility in a compact footprint. As  Epson’s top-of-the-line SCARA models, these new SCARA robots are  engineered to meet the evolving demands of automation.

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4/29/25

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Kuka

The iiQWorks Engineering Suite eliminates the barriers between different production steps and makes robots easier than ever to deploy – for programmers, start-up technicians, sales engineers and project managers alike. In combination with the new KUKA operating system iiQKA.OS2, iiQWorks allows you to create a complete digital twin of a KUKA robotic system. This enables you, for example, to conduct feasibility studies, expand existing facilities, and plan new ones with high precision—whether for brownfield or greenfield projects.

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4/28/25

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Pjeter Lulgjuraj - Image Credit: KUKA

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AMD

Traditionally, reasoning in language models was thought to emerge during  post-training, particularly through reinforcement learning or  instruction tuning. But a groundbreaking new paper from Essential AI, Rethinking Reflection in Pre-Training, challenges that assumption—and shifts the conversation upstream.

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4/25/25

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Karim Bhalwani - Image Credit: AMD

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Arm Holdings

Artificial Intelligence is no longer just a research topic — it’s a daily reality. From personalized healthcare and smart wearables to immersive digital entertainment and autonomous robotics, AI is reshaping how we live, work, and create. But as AI applications grow more sophisticated, the underlying infrastructure must evolve too. 

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4/25/25

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UiPath

UiPath (NYSE: PATH), a leading enterprise automation and AI software company, today announced the launch of UiPath Test Cloud, a revolutionary new approach to software testing that uses advanced AI to amplify tester productivity across the entire testing lifecycle for exceptional efficiency and cost savings. 

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4/25/25

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Aileen Renteria & Allise Furlani

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Microsoft

The Hera Space Companion is a  creation of Terra Mater Studios (a subsidiary company of Red Bull) in  collaboration with the European Space Agency (ESA) and Impact AI. Microsoft supports the project with Azure Cloud services and expertise and is a strategic partner.

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4/24/25

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Chris Welsch - Image Credit: Microsoft

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Microsoft

We are entering a new reality — one in which AI can reason and solve problems in remarkable ways. This intelligence on tap will rewrite the rules of business and transform knowledge work as we know it. Like the Industrial Revolution and the internet era, this transformation will take decades to show its full promise — and will bring broad technological, societal and economic change.

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4/23/25

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Jared Spataro - Image Credit: Microsoft

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Nvidia

As AI models evolve and adoption grows, enterprises must perform a delicate balancing act to achieve maximum value.


That’s because inference — the process of running data through a model to get an output — offers a different computational challenge than training a model.

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4/23/25

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Kyle Aubrey - Image Credit: Nvidia

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Synopsis

 Synopsys, Inc. (Nasdaq: SNPS) announced today its ongoing close collaboration with TSMC to deliver robust EDA and IP solutions for TSMC's most advanced processes and advanced packaging technologies to accelerate AI chip design and 3D multi-die design innovation.


Among the newest collaborations is availability of certified digital and analog flows on TSMC A16™ and N2P processes for design productivity and optimization, enabled by Synopsys.ai™, and initial development of EDA flows on TSMC's A14 process. Synopsys and TSMC are also working on the tool certification for the newly announced TSMC N3C technology, building on the available N3P design solutions. To further accelerate semiconductor design for ultra-high-density 3D stacking, the Synopsys 3DIC Compiler, certified by TSMC, supports 3Dblox and enables TSMC's CoWoS® technology with 5.5x-reticle interposer sizes. In addition, Synopsys provides complete, silicon-proven IP solutions on TSMC's advanced processes, enabling designers to rapidly integrate the necessary functionality into their next-generation designs with the lowest power and maximum performance.

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4/23/25

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Kelli Wheeler - Image Credit: Synopsis

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Anthropic

We are committed to preventing misuse of our Claude models by adversarial actors while maintaining their utility for legitimate users. While our safety measures successfully prevent many harmful outputs, threat actors continue to explore methods to circumvent these protections. We are continuously using learnings to upgrade our safeguards.

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4/23/25

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Microsoft

Three months after Julián Isla’s son Sergio was born, the infant’s arms and legs suddenly began to shake and his body stiffened during a routine bath. 


Distressed, the parents rushed their baby to the hospital, embarking on a seemingly endless journey from one doctor to another in search of answers. It took over 10 months of anxiety, uncertainty and missed treatment to get a final diagnosis: Dravet syndrome, a severe neurological condition mostly affecting young children. 

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4/22/25

Author:

Juan Montes

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