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Wall Street is focused on Nvidia’s (NVDA) graphics processing units (GPUs). The faster-growing story is sitting beside them.

Quantum X Labs (Nasdaq: QXL) announced the launch of Qatacomb, a quantum-native security research initiative run through its QuantumQ Security operation. The program will explore security architectures that embed quantum-mechanical properties into protection frameworks for sensitive, high-value and long-lived information.

General Mills (GIS) is leaning on its Betty Crocker brand for a fresh marketing push, rolling out new packaging across baking aisles and launching limited-edition Betty Ate cake-slice handbags ahead of peak baking and fashion seasons.

OpenAI senior leadership has a new cybersecurity warning for organizations deploying AI agents. 

Micron Technology (NASDAQ:MU) andBroadcom(NASDAQ:AVGO) have been among the biggest beneficiaries of the ongoing artificial intelligence (AI) revolution. Both have seen their shares soar over the past few years as a result. Micron is up about 1170% since 2021, while Broadcom has climbed 647% over the same period. Is there more upside left for these companies?…

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), a federal standards agency, has published draft guidance showing how organizations can use generative AI to speed document-heavy Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) 2.0 analysis while keeping the work subject to approved tools, approved inputs and human review.

WVU researchers Steve Kannenberg and Jie Hu are using artificial intelligence and edge computing to process environmental data in near real time, helping scientists better understand how ecosystems respond to rapidly unfolding events like droughts and wildfires. (Submitted Photo)

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Cadence Design Systems (CDNS) drew fresh attention after its presentation at the OCP APAC Summit in Taipei, where Michael Posner outlined how the company’s AI driven design tools fit into current semiconductor development trends.

There is little argument that furniture is a price-sensitive purchase for most consumers. That’s been the case for years, and if anything, the current economic climate has only heightened that sensitivity.