Artificial Intelligence

STMicroelectronics has revealed an inertial measurement unit that combines sensors tuned for activity tracking and high-g impact measurement in a single, space-saving package. Devices equipped with this module can allow applications to fully reconstruct any event with high accuracy and so provide more features and superior user experiences. Now that it’s here, markets can expect powerful new capabilities to emerge in mobiles, wearables, and...

Calgary-based artificial intelligence company Sylvester.ai is selected to join Canada's official delegation at VivaTech 2025, Europe's premier technology conference.

The AI Innovation Hub is designed for innovators, researchers, and AI developers who want to co-create solutions that enhance progress in health sciences and biomedical research.

Avalue Technology is pleased to announce the launch of the MAB-T660, a slim, AI-ready barebone system meticulously engineered for seamless integration into medical and retail ecosystems.

IBM has announced being the first Cloud service provider to make Intel Gaudi 3 AI accelerators available to customers, a move designed to make powerful artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities more accessible and to directly address the high cost of specialised AI hardware.

The Trustable AI Bill of Materials (TAIBOM), a UK government-seeded initiative, is rapidly emerging as a leading standard for building trust in artificial intelligence systems.

As software teams increasingly rely on AI-generated code to build applications faster, traditional testing methods are becoming a critical bottleneck. Katalon announces the general availability of TrueTest, the world’s first AI-native automated testing system that continuously learns from real users in production to create and maintain test coverage that actually matters.

NHS clinicians will be supported to use AI tools that bulldoze bureaucracy and take notes to free up staff time and deliver better care to patients thanks to new guidance published.

Electronic Specifier takes a look at the top 5 AI products released this April.

A major new survey, from legal intelligence platform Robin AI, has revealed a severe lack of trust in the legal industry. Just one in 10 people across the US and UK said they fully trust law firms, but while increasingly open to AI-powered legal services, few are ready to let technology take over without human oversight.