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HPE

HPE Gets 1.2 Billion AI Order From Cloud Firm Vultr

HPE Expands Its AI Infrastructure Business Hewlett Packard Enterprise has secured a major artificial intelligence infrastructure order from cloud provider Vultr, highlighting the rapidly growing demand for computing capacity as businesses move more AI workloads into production. The agreement is valued at approximately 1.2 billion dollars and involves AMD powered server racks designed to support…

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Meta Expands

Meta Expands AI Sales Agent Muse to Small Businesses

Meta Brings Muse Into the Small Business Market Meta is expanding its AI agent Muse to support small businesses with a broader set of business tools and integrations. The move gives entrepreneurs access to AI assistance across areas such as commerce, accounting, payments and marketing. The expansion comes shortly after Meta launched Muse as a…

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IBM and Yotta

IBM and Yotta Launch Sovereign AI Platform for Enterprises

Sovereign AI Enters a New Enterprise Phase Indian businesses are moving from AI experiments toward production systems, and control over data and infrastructure is becoming increasingly important. IBM and Yotta have now announced the general availability of a Sovereign Agentic AI Platform designed for Indian organisations. The platform combines IBM enterprise AI technology with Yotta…

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Global Renewable

Global Renewable Energy Growth Faces New Challenge Ahead of 2030 Goals

Global Renewable Energy Growth Remains Strong Global renewable energy growth continues at a rapid pace, but the world faces a difficult challenge in maintaining that momentum through the end of the decade. Renewable power capacity is expanding quickly, particularly through solar photovoltaic projects, yet current forecasts suggest that existing policies may not be enough to…

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Australian Universities

Australian Universities Debate AI Assisted Student Assessment

The debate is not only about whether students should use AI. Instead, universities are asking what assessments should measure when powerful AI tools are widely available. Australia’s Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency has developed resources on assessment reform and learning assurance in response to generative AI. The focus is on maintaining learning quality while…

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ISRO and ESA

ISRO and ESA Extend Space Cooperation Through 2032

ISRO and ESA Strengthen Long Term Space Cooperation India and Europe are expanding their space partnership after the Indian Space Research Organisation and the European Space Agency agreed to extend their existing cooperation framework until January 2032. The agreement was signed and exchanged during the International Space Summit in Paris on September 10 2026. The…

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Anthropic

US Reviews OpenAI and Anthropic Models Before UK Security Testing

US Reviews OpenAI and Anthropic Models Before UK Testing The United States is reviewing access to new artificial intelligence models from OpenAI and Anthropic before those systems are provided to British government security testers. The development comes as governments face growing concerns about the cybersecurity capabilities of increasingly advanced AI systems. According to reports, the…

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Meta

Meta Launches Camera Free Smart Glasses as Privacy Concerns Grow

Meta Launches Camera Free Smart Glasses as the company explores a more privacy focused direction for wearable technology. The reported move comes as smart glasses attract growing attention from consumers, regulators and businesses concerned about discreet recording and personal privacy. Meta has already built a strong presence in AI powered eyewear. However, the company now…

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