The White House has announced plans to strengthen collaboration with U.S. artificial intelligence firms in response to a growing threat of mass AI technology theft by Chinese companies, as detailed in an internal memo by Michael Kratsios, Director of Science and Technology Policy. The memo indicates that foreign entities, primarily

Israeli data security company Cyera has acquired the startup Ryft for a deal valued at up to $130 million, aiming to enhance AI security through Ryft’s automated data management technology. Founded in 2024, Ryft has developed a platform that manages enterprise data access crucial for adopting AI systems safely, addressing

Mobileye Global has announced significant advancements in its robotaxi ambitions, resulting in a notable surge in its stock by 10.1%. The company reported that its partnership with Volkswagen has matured, with over 100 ID. Buzz autonomous buses currently being tested on public roads in six cities across the U.S. and

Weyerhaeuser, the country’s largest logger, is leveraging artificial intelligence to transform American forestry by implementing innovative technologies such as autonomous skidders and detailed tree databases. This initiative represents a significant evolution from traditional logging methods, replacing the manual use of oxen and axes with automated, data-driven practices aimed at maximizing

Related Digital and Blackstone have secured financing for a $16 billion data center campus in Saline Township, Michigan, designed for Oracle, emphasizing the urgent need for next-generation AI infrastructure in the U.S. This project is set to deliver thousands of construction jobs and significant community investments, reflecting a broader trend