Browse press releases
The newest releases come first, each with its full text here and a link to its original. Try the filters to narrow them down.
- Kaplan Fox & Kilsheimer LLPKaplan Fox Alerts Datavault AI Inc. (DVLT) Investors to the Lead Plaintiff Deadline on October 5, 2026Kaplan Fox & Kilsheimer LLP announces that a class action lawsuit has been filed against Datavault AI Inc. ("Datavault" or the "Company") (NASDAQ: DVLT) on behalf of investors that purchased or otherwise acquired Datavault securities between September 4, 2024 and October 30, 2025 (the "Class Period").CLICK HERE TO JOIN THE CASEIf you are an investor in Datavault and have suffered losses, you may CLICK HERE to contact us. You may also...
- June AI Joins Salesforce AgentExchangeCompanies: SalesforceJune uses AI to accelerate enterprise deployment and migration, helping Salesforce customers move faster from planning to production.
- RobotPlusPlus Raises Series C to Scale Working-at-Height RobotsBEIJING --- RobotPlusPlus (ROBOT++) has closed a Series C round worth hundreds of millions of RMB (tens of millions of USD) to accelerate global expansion and embodied AI development.
- Suvoda earns two PM360 Innovation Awards for Sofia AI assistant and Suvoda AppSuvoda wins two PM360 Innovation Awards for Sofia AI assistant for clinical trials, and the Suvoda App, easing burdens for sites, sponsors, and patients.
- MetaCanadian Start-up smartARM Uses AI to Create Intuitive Bionic ProstheticsCompanies: Meta PlatformsPeople and companies are using AI hardware and software to make life easier and more accessible for everyone. That’s the case with smartARM, a Toronto-based startup developing a vision-first bionic arm prototype that uses open-source software, with Meta AI glasses as an optional add-on, to explore more intuitive prosthetic control for people living with limb differences. Many traditional prosthetic hands require users to switch manually between grip patterns for different objects, making it cumbersome to move everyday items. Something as seemingly natural as picking up a glass, and then a spoon, becomes a multistep process. smartARM addressed this by developing AI hardware and software that understands the environment, and automatically selects a suitable grip for the object – so users can intuitively move between everyday tasks. smartARM’s prosthetic arm “sees” through a camera embedded in its palm. The team is using DINOv2, Meta’s open-source vision model, to help it recognize everyday objects from just a few reference photos, supporting smartARM’s grip-selection software.This allows it to grip and pick up objects based on direct visual feature reading, without needing prior understanding or additional programming. The arm can adapt almost instantly to objects trained on just a few photos – something that could take weeks previously. smartARM uses Meta AI Glasses and the Meta Wearables Device Access Toolkit to extend and improve object recognition and understanding, providing more data from the egocentric point of view the glasses offer. Meta AI glasses give the arm additional context to better understand what the user is trying to interact with. It also lets users add new objects, through the device app on their phones, giving everyone in the smartARM community a way to personalize their prosthetic around their everyday needs. For the people who wear it, the results are life altering: a bionic arm that works from the first try, with no training required. Long-time smartARM user and former NFL player Shaquem Griffin described what it feels like to use it: “Of all the tech packed into it, scalability and accessibility matter most to me. This is the future of consumer prosthetics.” “Building a capable hand is only part of the challenge. Making it intuitive to use matters just as much,” said Hamayal Choudhry, smartARM’s Founder and CEO. “By helping the arm recognize everyday objects and select a suitable grip, we’re working toward an experience where people can focus more on what they want to do and less on how to operate their prosthetic.” The post Canadian Start-up smartARM Uses AI to Create Intuitive Bionic Prosthetics appeared first on Meta Newsroom.
- OpenAIHelping older adults use AI in everyday lifeCompanies: OpenAIOpenAI and AARP are bringing free, hands-on ChatGPT workshops to 1,000 older adults across 10 U.S. cities to build practical AI skills safely.
- TJGC Group Limited Appoints Electronics Manufacturing Veteran Kalvin Kwok as Executive Director of Subsidiary to Lead Strategic Expansion into AI Hardware ComponentsMr. Kwok’s Three Decades of Electronics Manufacturing and Factory Operations Experience Position Tongjiang Group to Capture Growing Global Demand for AI and Data-Center Hardware
- Invest in the Future of AI-Driven Real Estate: US Capital Global Securities Announces $33.1 Million Financing Opportunity for KitevilleExplore an investment opportunity in Kiteville, a technology-enabled real estate platform acquiring and repositioning underperforming hospitality assets into flexible living communities.
- TalentcareTalentcare Launches AI Solutions To Make Frontline Hiring More HumanTalentcare Crew Supports Every Stage of the Hiring Journey, From Candidate Selection and Interviewing to Hiring and Retention
- NVIDIANVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72 Delivers Leading Performance in MLPerf Inference v6.1 DebutCompanies: NvidiaSystem performance, efficient infrastructure scaling and continuous software optimization are key levers that determine AI inference economics. Higher system performance means more tokens generated, resulting in higher revenue. Efficient scaling means throughput grows proportionally as hardware gets added, requiring fewer resources to serve users at scale. Continuous optimization means generating more value from infrastructure investments. […]
- West MonroeWest Monroe and Sitenna Team to Accelerate Utility Infrastructure ModernizationNew collaboration helps utilities replace fragmented, manual infrastructure data with faster visibility and actionable insights across complex grid and network programs — West Monroe, an AI-native global consulting firm, and Sitenna, an...
- GrouponGroupon Opens Its Platform to Builders and AI AgentsCompany announces the AI Builder Pack, opening its local marketplace to independent developers, creators and AI agentsThe move follows the company's belief that the next generation of local commerce will be AI-nativeBuilders can create a website, app or agent featuring Groupon deals and earn commission on qualifying purchasesGroupon deals are already live in ChatGPT and ClaudePublic access expected during October; waitlist open now at groupon.com/hubs/ai-builder-packChicago, Illinois--(Newsfile...