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The aerospace company announced plans to attempt its first orbital launch of the Starship vehicle as early as next week, pending regulatory clearance, with a target liftoff in South Texas.
Agility Robotics has unveiled Digit 5, a humanoid robot designed to operate safely in shared workspaces by detecting nearby workers and taking autonomous precautions like squatting or moving aside. The robot will reach early customers in the first half of 2027.
A new report from the charging network operator reveals that demand for electric vehicle chargers is growing far faster than the supply of new installations, creating bottlenecks even as EV adoption continues to accelerate.
Gigabyte's variant of AMD's mid-range GPU drops below its launch price through a Newegg promotional offer, marking a rare discount in today's inflated graphics card market.
Volvo is refreshing its two most popular SUVs with substantially upgraded battery packs that more than double real-world electric driving capability, alongside new infotainment systems powered by Google's Gemini assistant.
Industry analysts say the next wave of contact center AI will be judged by whether customers' issues actually get solved and by the quality of those resolutions, not by how many interactions machines handle.
Artificial intelligence has become ubiquitous in contact centers, but most deployments remain fragmented. The real challenge—connecting data, systems and workflows to resolve customer issues end-to-end—is what separates winners from the rest.
Bots operating under the iLands platform are inundating Mastodon administrators, Bluesky users, and writers with unwanted messages promoting a system where humans and AI agents interact, raising concerns about deceptive automation and potential regulatory violations.
