Apple announced it has expanded the capabilities of its vaunted AI platform for iPhones and other devices.

Ericsson Nikola Tesla will participate in the DIGIPHY project.

OpenAI unveiled a ChatGPT Search model it stated provides more in-depth answers than other competitors.

Nokia and Hrvatski Telekom are collaborating on pilot projects that connect Nokia’s Network as a Code platform with a developer portal to HT’s network assets.

Sparkle announced the pre-order launch of its Quantum Safe over Internet (QSI) service.

Qualcomm and Google will create the platform for in-vehicle generative AI.

As hybrid cloud-, AI-, and quantum-related risks upend the traditional data security paradigm, IBM is launching Guardium Data Security Center.

Fraud and spam detection company Hiya rolled out a free Chrome browser extension to identify AI-generated deepfake voices by analyzing the audio.

Nokia unveiled new devices from the heavy-duty range it offers to customers operating in dangerous industries.

Telefónica and Halotech announced the launch of an IoT solution for secure communication based on post-quantum encryption for safety-critical environments, such as mining, healthcare, or industrial sectors, among others.

Meta Platforms unveiled a GenAI solution capable of rendering high-quality videos based on text and image prompts.

Volkswagen US partnered with Google to introduce GenAI assistant features to its mobile app.

Meta Platforms extended its partnership with EssilorLuxottica to continue the development of next-generation eyewear into the next decade.

Lenovo announced a series of new products at a special event in Berlin.

Samsung took to the stage at IFA, celebrating 100 years of innovation at the conference, to continue its vision of “AI For All.”

According to media reports, Amazon intends to use Anthropic’s Claude models instead of its own AI when it releases a new version of voice assistant Alexa in October.

The new assistance system rail forward assist from Bosch Engineering ensures greater safety in rail transportation and helps to further reduce the number of accidents.

At InnoTrans exhibition, Bosch Engineering is presenting its new tram assist suite for seamless all-around protection and greater reliability in urban traffic.

Two IBM-developed algorithms have been officially formalized within the world's first three post-quantum cryptography standards, published by the U.S. Department of Commerce's National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).