Google’s Nano Banana Pro introduces new capabilities in image generation, including advanced editing features, higher resolutions, and improved text rendering. This model enhances creative workflows, impacting industries relying on visual content generation and design. It’s a leap forward in AI-driven design tools for professionals.
Cisco Investments is investing in World Labs Technologies, focusing on spatial intelligence advancements. The funding aims to enhance AI-driven spatial data analysis tools, impacting sectors like urban planning and logistics. Such tools could revolutionize how companies utilize geographic data in their operations. This investment underscores the growing significance of spatial intelligence.
TCS and private equity firm TPG will invest up to $2 billion to build data centers for AI training and inference in India.
The AI boom is bringing new risks to the financial markets as investors flock to tech stocks and executives pay steep premiums to buy AI technology they can’t build in-house, warned two top finance executives.
“It’ll be like playing sports or a video game or something like that,” says world’s richest man as he talk up value of robotics and AI.
Google is upgrading its image generation model with new editing chops, higher resolutions, more accurate text rendering, and the ability to search the web.
Voice AI company Wispr is raising $25 million in funding merely months after its $30 million Series A.
NestAI of Finland has secured €100 million in funding to enhance AI capabilities for defense applications, collaborating with Nokia. This partnership focuses on developing advanced physical AI systems that may involve surveillance and reconnaissance methodologies, significantly impacting European defense strategies and innovations.
Sponsored Commercial real estate is in the middle of one of its biggest transitions. For years, the challenge was finding data. Now the challenge is knowing what to do with it. Artificial intelligence (AI) is starting to change that. The conversation has shifted from if we should be using AI to how we can use it in a way that actually improves business outcomes. REBusiness recently spoke with Rob Finlay, founder and CEO of Defease With Ease | Thirty Capital, and Trevor Albarran, VP of product at Lobby AI, about how AI is changing decision-making in commercial real estate (CRE), what early adopters have learned and what leaders should be focusing on next. REBusinessOnline (REBO): What’s the biggest opportunity facing CRE executives today? Rob Finlay: It depends on the context, but right now, AI is the most powerful tool a real estate executive can have in their arsenal. AI finally gives principals — the people paid to think — the space to actually do that. When I started in real estate, I was paid to do. But as my role evolved, my value shifted to thinking — being strategic, motivating teams, and making high-level decisions. AI amplifies that ability. It…
CEO Jensen Huang sounded confident in the company’s products and bullish on the company’s outlook during a call with analysts.
