Ford Bets Its Future on Software. The Numbers Say It's Working
A new AI fleet tool reveals how far Ford has come in its push to make software its biggest moneymaker
AI on the factory floor, in the supply chain and across logistics.
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A new AI fleet tool reveals how far Ford has come in its push to make software its biggest moneymaker
The California company's new M.2 module adds dedicated AI processing to existing embedded systems
Forget the data center. Deere's most important AI decisions happen in milliseconds, on a machine, in a field
Anoop Mohan will lead product and engineering as the company moves into agentic AI
With 9,000 new customers in 2025 and a platform that removes the complexity of scaling AI vision, Cognex is betting the hardest problem on the factory floor is organizational, not technical.
AI is speeding up attacks. The bigger problem is that defenses are running on autopilot
A record quarter and a bold forecast reinforce Broadcom's position at the center of the AI infrastructure boom
"6G is the infrastructure that will distribute AI across devices, the edge and the cloud."
"What has been missing is a practical way to observe and enforce policy at the point where the AI agents interact with AI models. Lobster Trap addresses that gap."
GSMA’s Open Telco AI brings AT&T and AMD into a shared model and benchmarking effort aimed at reshaping how network intelligence is built
The company’s new wearable chip advances its effort to move meaningful inference onto personal devices
The company’s new trade model pushes AI into the physical flow of goods
Enterprise AI projects fail, not from lack of ambition, but from forcing large language models into workflows they were never designed for.
Investors feared disruption. The company says scale wins
AI platforms now sit at the center of its logistics network. Public filings don’t yet quantify their standalone financial impact
Why governance, ROI discipline, and data foundations now define success
“AI is making us able to develop software at the speed of light,” said Mistral AI CEO Arthur Mensch.
The company’s AI-era acquisitions expand its reach, but the core growth rate remains steady rather than accelerating
Companies that make cars, industrial equipment, and energy systems are securing dedicated semiconductor capacity
After record revenue in 2025, the company is pushing AI deeper into daily warehouse operations