Automaker’s Production Shift Sparks Political Backlash and Worker Uncertainty Prime Minister Mark Carney revealed this week that Stellantis executives have…
The future of industrial artificial intelligence lies not in single super-AI systems but in distributed ecosystems of specialized agents working in concert, according to recent analysis. This orchestrated approach enables different AI components to communicate effectively through standardized protocols. Industry reports suggest this represents a fundamental shift from monolithic AI implementations to collaborative intelligence networks.
Industrial artificial intelligence is undergoing a fundamental transformation from single, all-encompassing systems to diverse toolboxes of specialized instruments, according to reports from industry analysts. Sources indicate that this shift represents a more pragmatic approach to implementing AI in manufacturing environments, where deterministic systems have long served as industrial workhorses. The analysis suggests that generative AI now plays a complementary role as a powerful interface and unstructured data processor alongside these established systems.
Waymo, the Alphabet-owned autonomous vehicle company, is preparing to launch its first international robotaxi service in London. The company reportedly plans to begin supervised testing in the coming weeks ahead of a full commercial rollout in 2026, potentially transforming urban mobility in the United Kingdom.
Waymo, the autonomous vehicle subsidiary of Alphabet, has announced its first international expansion with plans to launch a fully driverless robotaxi service in London starting in 2026, according to company reports. This move marks a significant step for the company beyond its current operations in several American cities and represents the first major deployment of fully autonomous vehicles in the UK market.
Real Time Automation has announced a hands-on virtual course on deploying the IEC 62443 standard for plant implementers. Led by expert Danny Caudle, it offers actionable steps to secure factory floors amid increasing cyber threats.
In response to escalating cyber threats targeting industrial sectors, Real Time Automation has unveiled a groundbreaking virtual course focused on the practical deployment of the IEC 62443 standard. Scheduled for December 3 and 10, 2025, this training is tailored specifically for plant implementers in manufacturing automation, aiming to bridge the gap between complex standards and real-world application. With incidents like Russian hackers attacking control systems confirmed by the FBI, the urgency for robust cybersecurity measures has never been greater.
Alphabet’s Waymo has selected London as its inaugural international robotaxi market, planning to launch fully autonomous electric Jaguar I-PACE SUVs in 2026. The expansion marks a significant milestone in the company’s global autonomous driving ambitions, partnering with mobility fintech firm Moove for fleet maintenance and operations.
Waymo, the autonomous vehicle subsidiary of Alphabet, has announced its first international expansion with London selected as the inaugural overseas market for its robotaxi service. The company plans to begin operating fully autonomous electric Jaguar I-PACE SUVs in the British capital in 2026, marking a significant milestone in the global race for self-driving vehicle dominance.
Rockwell Automation introduces the ControlLogix 5590 controller, featuring integrated safety capabilities, built-in cybersecurity, and powerful performance for industrial automation. The controller streamlines manufacturing operations with unified software integration and multidiscipline control across enterprise systems.
Rockwell Automation has launched its groundbreaking ControlLogix 5590 controller, positioning the new industrial automation system as the cornerstone of modern manufacturing operations. This advanced controller delivers seamless system integration capabilities while addressing the critical needs of performance, safety, and security that define contemporary industrial automation environments. The announcement from Rockwell Automation represents a significant leap forward in control technology designed to meet evolving manufacturing demands.
Financial institutions are betting big on AI-powered customer service solutions that combine chatbot efficiency with human expertise. New research shows significant ROI improvements while maintaining the personal touch customers value.
The future of exceptional customer service lies in the powerful collaboration between artificial intelligence and human expertise, with financial institutions leading this transformative shift. As organizations increasingly recognize the substantial return on investment from AI implementations, the customer service domain emerges as a clear winner where technology and human intelligence create superior outcomes. According to recent analysis, financial services companies are allocating nearly one-sixth of their total technology budgets to AI initiatives, signaling strong confidence in the technology’s potential to drive competitive advantage.
Siemens Introduces Zero Trust Security for Industrial Operations Technology leader Siemens has launched SINEC Secure Connect, a comprehensive zero trust…
