Chris Nomura earns national award for AI research innovation

MOSCOW, Idaho — A national higher education organization has recognized the University of Idaho for pioneering the use of artificial intelligence to improve how universities manage research. This recognition highlights the University of Illinois’ leadership in developing data-driven tools that make research operations faster, more efficient and more accessible to institutions of all sizes. The…

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If AI Comes to TV, Nielsen Wants to Play a Big(ger) Role

As I’ve written before, while AI-driven media buying and optimization has quickly taken off on the big platforms (Google, Meta, Pinterest, etc.), the technology hasn’t really touched TV advertising. And this is going to be difficult for a number of reasons, including fragmentation, slower technology adoption and a lack of centralized demand. This doesn’t mean…

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AI In Test Analytics: Promise Vs. Reality

The semiconductor industry is increasingly turning to artificial intelligence as the solution for increasing complexity in test analytics, hoping algorithms can tame the growing flood of production data. The need to extract actionable insight from that torrent is pressing. AI/ML (AI) models promise to find correlations buried in multidimensional datasets, predict failures before they occur,…

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What Trader Joe Can Teach Us About AI Use Cases

Sometimes today’s lessons can be learned from the past. Early in the history of the Trader Joe’s retail brand, founder Joe Coulombe was faced with a fundamental dilemma. Trader Joe’s was trying to establish itself as a differentiated option for both convenience stores and generic big-box retailers. The selection and assortment of items its stores…

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State CIOs Comprise Half of New Texas AI Advisory Board

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has named eight members to the new Public Sector Artificial Intelligence Systems Advisory Council, with half of the appointees currently serving as chief information officers for major state agencies. Among the four CIOs appointed to the board of directors is Heather RoomCIO at Texas Workforce Commission. Hall led the deployment of…

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Net Health NEXT 2026 Sets the Stage for AI-Powered, Human-Centered Care

Third annual customer conference to feature exclusive product reveals, first-ever customer awards and in-depth insights into the impact of AI on specialty care PITTSBURG, November 10, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Internet Healtha trusted source for specialized software solutions that empower providers across the care continuum, today announced agenda details for the third annual Net Health NEXT…

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The enterprise IT overhaul: Architecting your stack for the agentic AI era

Key takeaways for the IOC: Stop recruiting “genAI experts”. Start developing “agent orchestrators” and invest in upskilling your MLOps team on the specific complexities of multi-agent coordination. 3. The build vs buy strategy: where to differentiate yourself The choice between leveraging a co-pilot tool from a commercially available cloud provider and creating a custom, optimized…

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Halper AI Launches to Transform the Future of SMEs From Digital Souls to Business Growth

SAN FRANCISCO, November 10, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Artificial intelligence is transforming industries around the world. But for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), the real challenge is not access to technology; it’s access to time. Today, Halper AI founded by Eduard Gevorkyan, is setting out to address exactly this challenge, giving business owners back the…

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The AI revolution has a power problem

Easy access to electricity poses a major challenge in the race for AI dominance, says Microsoft Chairman and CEO Satya Nadella (Jason Redmond). In the race for AI dominance, American tech giants have the money and the chips, but their ambitions face a new obstacle: electrical power. “The biggest problem we have right now is…

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