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Physics Dropout’s AI Grabs $11 Million to Control Spare Parts Without Humans
An AI built by a former physics student just raised $11 million to help factories manage the mess of spare…
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Most apparel companies shipping into Europe are quietly sitting on a packaging problem that could freeze their inventory at the…
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AI Absorbs Up to 50% of Salesforce Work as 1,000 Employees Lose Jobs
Salesforce is deploying AI agents that now handle roughly half of its customer support volume, a shift that eliminated 1,000…
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$11M Seed Round Fuels AI That Handles $10 Billion in Spare Parts Demand
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Global insurance mergers plunge to 171 deals, marking lowest activity since 2014
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Record Heat Drives Desperate Europeans Into the Arms of Chinese AC Giants
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European Powers Court Bangladesh’s Rising Opposition Weeks After Pivotal Election
European nations are quietly building ties with Bangladesh’s political opposition just weeks after a deeply contentious election reshaped the country’s…
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