Geotab, a global leader in connected vehicle and asset solutions, is leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) and data analytics to deliver sophisticated insights and advanced solutions for fleets. The company's long-standing success is rooted in its strategic use of AI and machine learning capabilities, with Google Cloud services being a key partner. Geotab's expertise enables it to provide predictive insights on potential accidents, vehicle failures, and road risks. The company's mission is to empower fleets with the best possible tools and insights, and its 25-year journey is a testament to the power of innovation, calculated risk-taking, and customer-centric approach.
Getty Images' Farhall Warns on AI Authenticity Costs
8.11.25
Getty Images' chief product officer Grant Farhall expressed concerns about the authenticity of AI models, highlighting the need for creators to be fairly compensated when their work is used. He emphasized that "authenticity matters" but comes at a cost. This sentiment was echoed by Anthropic's introduction of an updated Claude chatbot, which joins Google in a race to improve AI performance.
HistoIndex Revolutionizes MASH Diagnosis with AI Technology
8.11.25
HistoIndex is developing AI-based digital pathology solutions to improve the assessment of treatment response and disease severity in Metabolic Dysfunction-associated Steatohepatitis (MASH). Founded in 2010, the company uses cutting-edge biophotonic technology with AI analysis to visualize and quantify fibrosis in biological tissues. Their breakthrough tools are currently used to accelerate clinical research, expedite pharmaceutical drug development, and transform medical standards, as seen in their Fibrosight and Qfibrosis solutions (histoindex.com).
i-Coach Revolutionizes Sales with Unified Insights
8.11.25
A new AI platform, i-Coach, aims to integrate analysis and learning capabilities for front-line managers, sales, and service teams, addressing the issue of siloed data and poor user experiences caused by existing platforms. Head of Platform and AI, Megan Andrew, expresses excitement about its potential to transform commercial results globally.
The Indian Tech Society Awards 2025 recognized Satyam Rastogi for strengthening enterprise defenses, while Jyoti Dayah championed young women's participation in STEM education. Vishnu Chundi scaled fintech solutions across Africa and India, and Shreeranjani Kanagavel enhanced healthcare accessibility through AI-led platforms. Dr. Sugandh Khanna pioneered research and innovation in clinical AI applications, and Sumedh Kulkarni transformed EdTech infrastructure for scalable learning solutions. Mukhil Padmanabhan built secure, scalable SaaS platforms for global enterprises. The awards also highlighted the importance of responsible AI, cybersecurity as a trust layer, tech for good, and India-UK investment collaborations.
Microsoft Partners with Azure on AI Infrastructure
8.11.25
Microsoft's WORLD3 has partnered with Azure for advanced AI infrastructure, leveraging large language models like OpenAI's GPT, Anthropic's Claude, and Llama, optimized for different agent tasks. The company is also supported by Amazon Web Services (AWS) for a scalable ecosystem. WORLD3 recently joined Microsoft for Startups, receiving industry validation.
Elon Musk has made a comment that OpenAI will "eat Microsoft alive," but Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI, has dismissed this remark, saying he doesn't think about it. This comes as billionaire has filed multiple lawsuits against OpenAI, including one against Microsoft, claiming breach of contract due to OpenAI's use of funding for profit rather than humanity's benefit.
NESA's AI-enabled Virtual Care platform streamlines care delivery by providing a single-pane-of-glass interface that integrates seamlessly with Epic's systems, including MyChart and Hyperspace. The platform offers features such as two-way audio and video, edge-based ambient listening, computer vision, and actionable analytics, making it easier for clinicians to engage in virtual consults, monitor patients, and coordinate care. NESA is exhibiting at the Epic Annual Users Group Meeting in Verona, WI, showcasing its innovative solution designed to meet care teams where they already work, within their existing EHR systems.
Nvidia's H20 chips have raised security concerns in China due to allegations of a backdoor entry, with state media claiming the technology could be used for espionage. The issue has sparked debate over the potential risks and benefits of using these advanced chips in critical infrastructure.