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Experity says its AI Care Agent has saved 7,000 staff hours by automating routine follow-ups and reducing call volume in urgent care clinics.

As AI energy demands grow, technologists are eyeing orbital data centers powered by solar energy — but analysts say major technical and economic hurdles remain.

New pilot wells in Quebec suggest natural hydrogen could emerge as a scalable, low-cost energy source, offering an alternative to manufactured hydrogen and influencing future decarbonization strategies.

Quantum Motion has deployed the first full-stack quantum computer built using standard silicon chip fabrication, a milestone that could accelerate scalable quantum systems.

Apple’s ‘Awe Dropping’ event revealed more than new devices. Five key themes highlight Apple’s broader strategy, from design and AI to health tracking, shaping its direction for the holiday season and beyond.

China’s indium selenide wafer breakthrough marks a leap beyond silicon. It won’t upend the chip industry overnight, but signals a new phase in the U.S. – China race for next-gen semiconductors.

A new MIT study finds ChatGPT can weaken memory and critical thinking skills over time, raising red flags for educators and AI policy leaders alike.

Samsung’s planned Health Hub will enable Galaxy Watch users to share their health data with doctors, combining sleep, fitness, and heart rate metrics for improved care.

IBM has revealed its roadmap for bringing a large-scale, fault-tolerant quantum computer, IBM Quantum Starling, online by 2029, which is significantly earlier than many technologists thought possible.

Care management platform DexCare is applying artificial intelligence in an innovative way to fix health care access issues. Its AI-driven platform helps health systems overcome rising costs, limited capacity, and fragmented digital infrastructure.

Apple’s new brain-to-computer protocol in Switch Control enables iOS, iPadOS, and visionOS devices to support hands-free, thought-based interaction.

Meta’s Llama 2025 roadmap highlights faster, multilingual, and more accessible AI models, signaling a major shift toward open-source innovation across industries.

While staring at screens for more than six hours a day may sound excessive, experts appear conflicted on the subject.

LEO networks like Starlink are challenging GEO operators, driving innovation as competition, cost pressures, and new satellite tech reshape the industry.