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AIIMS Delhi developed AI software to detect glaucoma via eye photos. It launches in primary health centers soon to enable early screening and prevent blindness, especially for high-risk groups.

Strategic partnership with ICON, one of the Asia-Pacific’s leading SAP providers. ... Read More The post Decidr AI inks partnership with SAP consulting leader ICON appeared first on Stockhead.

Qualcomm and British self-driving startup Wayve said on Tuesday they are collaborating on an integrated artificial intelligence system to help automakers rapidly deploy advanced driver-assistance and ...

But did Oracle convince investors? Reading time 3 minutes In a third-quarter earnings report on Tuesday, tech giant Oracle announced quarterly revenue growth above expectations and an increased sales ...

Kevin Mandia’s Armadin raises record $189.9M to develop AI-driven cyberattack simulation software - SiliconANGLE ...

The Institution of Engineering and Technology Cyprus Local Network will host a public roundtable in Nicosia on March 12, examining how artificial intelligence is moving beyond software into machines ...

OpenAI and Anthropic have raised tens of billions of dollars on the promise of artificial intelligence that can make new discoveries in fields like medicine, biology and physics. And yet,we’re nowhere ...

On the CAIO Connect Podcast, Sarah Bird tells Sanjay Puri why responsible AI, strong evaluation systems, and governance ...

Here's what you need to know about where Broadcom and Nvidia are after their latest quarterly earnings releases and where they could be headed to help you decide which growth stock is the better buy ...

State of Automotive Software Development Report. The transition of the automobile from a mechanical marvel to a sprawling, intricate digital landscape has reached a volatile ...

Shares of ServiceNow (NYSE: NOW), a workflow automation company, were falling this morning as investors continued to view the company as vulnerable to disruption from artificial intelligence.