Meta’s latest V-JEPA 2 model learns object behavior from video, giving robotic systems a built-in “intuition” for movement and interactions—crucial for safer, more adaptable automation.

Eyekandy rolled out Sales Ambassador™, a virtual brand representative that answers questions in over 20 languages via websites, kiosks, or social channels—never clocks out and learns from every interaction.

In Germany, NVIDIA launched an industrial-grade AI cloud featuring 10,000 GPUs across DGX and RTX PRO servers—powering digital twins and simulations for top manufacturers.

Qualcomm unveiled its new AI R&D facility in Hanoi to pioneer edge-and on-device AI for smartphones, XR headsets, and connected cars—bolstering Vietnam’s tech ecosystem.

Lenovo’s updated ThinkStation series packs the latest Intel and AMD CPUs plus NVIDIA GPUs, optimized for CAD, rendering, and visualization workloads—aimed at architects, VFX artists, and engineers.

GameStop’s latest results show in-store sales slipping while digital game purchases climb—pushing the retailer to expand its online gift-card offerings and esports sponsorships to recapture market share.

At the 2025 Xbox Showcase, Microsoft debuted trailers for The Outer Worlds 2, Ninja Gaiden 4, and a 3D Super Meat Boy, plus indie spotlights on Grounded 2 and Clockwork Revolution. A new cross-platform engine tease capped the show.

Apple’s new “Liquid Glass” theme, unveiled at WWDC, brings glossy translucency and floating elements to iOS 26 and macOS 14. Designers praise its immersive look but question potential performance impacts.

Intel expanded its Arc Pro lineup with the B50 and B60 models, offering more VRAM, official CAD certifications, and seamless Linux container support for improved AI inference and professional workloads.

Spending analytics from Ramp reveal that corporate use of AI tools surged early this year but has now plateaued, with around 58% of employees leveraging AI at work—signaling a move from hype to steady integration.