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Oracle introduces AI agents to speed Fusion software setup
Oracle introduces AI agents to automate Fusion Applications setup, speed software implementations, and reduce configuration work for businesses.
After VC Ravi Viswanathan joined Reltio’s cap table, he backed each subsequent round, helping turn the data management ...
Oracle Corp. ORCL stock traded higher Monday as the company announced a series of artificial intelligence innovations aimed ...
NUC approved 34 undergraduate programmes at FUSTECH, paving the way for admissions in 2026/2027, with 1,700 places across ...
Fmr DOGE Staffers' Startup Gains Access to Anthropic Systems ...
By Eduardo Baptista BEIJING, Oct 27 (Reuters) - DeepSeek's latest AI model showed stronger safety controls in independent ...
Microsoft is offering voluntary buyouts to 60,000 employees—about 27% of its global workforce—as it prepares to spend up to ...
India’s increasingly network-centric weapons, from the BrahMos cruise missile to the proposed Sudarshan Chakra air defence shield, will remain vulnerable so long as the semiconductors inside them are ...
The reason AI-powered fraud is so difficult to defend against is precisely what makes AI useful in legitimate work. It learns. It adapts. It personalises. A fraudster using AI tools can study the ...
Just in time for Partner Summit 2026, Liz Centoni explains how Cisco IQ is helping partners create high-margin, recurring ...
Smart fitness equipment increasingly uses camera-based vision to make workouts more interactive. Real-time human pose ...
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Berkeley's new electronic nose recognizes food odors and signs of spoilage
UC Berkeley scientists develop electronic nose that detects spoiled food and allergens more accurately than humans.
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