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Artifi, a leading SaaS software for product customization, has released an AI-automated product setup capability designed to convert supplier-provided data into ecommerce-ready product listings with minimal manual intervention. The system normalizes disparate data formats, enriches product attributes and prepares items for customization workflows, helping retailers onboard large catalogs more efficiently. Artifi claims the tool is intended to support businesses that struggle to transform inconsistent supplier feeds into the structured, high-quality data required for online selling and product personalization. Products are configured through the AI Automated Product Setup which allows immediate customization and virtual proofing.
Key features include PromoStandards API integration, trained AI to monitor your vision and subscription management. The launch reflects broader pressure on ecommerce teams to manage rapidly expanding assortments while minimizing operational overhead. Artifi’s focus on AI-driven customization readiness differentiates its approach. For retailers facing long lead times, high manual cleanup costs, or inconsistent supplier data, automated product setup presents a more scalable path to keeping catalogs updated across multiple channels.
Posted by Pure AI Editors on 12/08/20250 comments
Cue Chef Innovation, specializes in creating intelligent kitchen assistants, has launched Cube-O1, which it describes as the first thermal AI cooking assistant designed to automate temperature control and cooking adjustments. The palm-sized device uses thermal imaging to assess doneness, moisture levels and heat distribution, allowing its AI system to modify burner settings or recommend interventions during cooking. The company says the assistant is intended for home cooks and commercial kitchens that want to improve consistency without relying on manual checks or advanced culinary training.
Smart-kitchen technology continues to expand as consumers and food-service operators adopt connected devices that reduce labor and improve repeatability. Cube-O1’s imaging-based approach signals a push toward more adaptive cooking systems that respond dynamically to food conditions rather than fixed instructions. Key features include recording, editing, a re-player and a club feature that allows connecting and sharing. The device quietly analyzes the cooking process in real-time and provides intuitive beeps with light cues when needed.
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DeepX, a leader in ultra-low-power on-device AI semiconductors, has introduced a new AI video analytics solution built on the AmpereOne platform, aiming to deliver high-throughput video inference with significantly reduced energy consumption. The solution is designed for continuous, real-time analytics across surveillance, retail, industrial and smart-city environments, where operators increasingly need to process large volumes of video without expanding power or cooling footprints. DeepX's architecture leverages AmpereOne’s high-core-count, energy-efficient design to run multiple AI models in parallel, enabling dense camera workloads with lower operating costs. The plan is to accelerate video surveillance, large-scale smart city programs, infrastructure monitoring for logistics and manufacturing and real-time security controls.
Demand for efficient video analytics has grown quickly as enterprises shift from simple motion detection to more advanced object tracking, anomaly detection and behavioral insights. DeepX’s focus on power efficiency aligns with markets where energy constraints limit AI adoption. For organizations scaling camera networks or modernizing legacy NVR infrastructure, the solution provides a path to higher analytic density without equivalent increases in infrastructure cost.
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Logicbroker, an agentic commerce orchestration engine for enterprises, has announced a partnership with PayPal to expand access to agentic commerce capabilities—AI-driven workflows that can automate ordering, fulfillment and payment interactions across digital storefronts. By integrating with PayPal’s payments network and merchant tools, Logicbroker aims to give retailers a way to orchestrate end-to-end transactions using autonomous agents that can initiate purchases, resolve exceptions and optimize supply routing with minimal manual oversight. The companies' aim in collaborating is designed to help merchants reduce operational friction and support higher volumes during peak periods without increasing staffing.
Retailers are exploring agentic commerce as they look to streamline complex omnichannel operations and improve customer responsiveness. Logicbroker’s focus on supply chain and order-orchestration use cases offers a different entry point. The collaboration ensures instant access to PayPal's agentic commerce services, multiple AI channels via a single channel and enterprise infrastructure available to all merchants. For merchants facing rising fulfilment costs and shifting consumer expectations, embedded agent-based automation may create more predictable, scalable purchasing workflows.
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Incedo, a global AI and data transformation company, has introduced an expanded AI and data platform stack built for AWS, adding three components—Lighthouse, DataXel and Brainspark—to help organizations standardize and accelerate AI solution development. Lighthouse provides assessment and architectural blueprints for AI and data modernization; DataXel offers a governed data fabric with connectors for structured and unstructured sources; and Brainspark provides an enterprise-grade agentic AI enablement platform. Incedo's AI and Data platform stack delivers optimal outcomes across finance, telecom, science and tech industries.
The update arrives as enterprises push to operationalize AI while contending with fragmented data environments. Incedo’s combination of data fabric components and domain-specific AI modules targets companies seeking faster time-to-value. For IT and data leaders, the stack offers a structured way to scale AI workloads without rearchitecting existing cloud footprints. The offering provides faster decision cycles, cost savings and reduced operational friction.
Posted by Pure AI Editors on 12/01/20250 comments
Elser AI has announced an all-in-one anime creation platform that lets users design characters, build scenes, generate animations and publish completed content without switching tools. The platform supports fine-tuning custom models, multi-character scene generation, automated in-betweening and voice options, aiming to simplify production for independent creators and small studios. Elser AI aims to make end-to-end animation production viable without specialized hardware or traditional animation pipelines and it has opened a waitlist for early access.
The launch follows the rapid adoption of AI-assisted animation among creators seeking faster production cycles. Elser AI’s integrated toolchain targets creators who want full-scene continuity and character consistency—two areas still challenging for many AI video systems. Its offerings include multiple AI Anime products including an art generator, video generator, character generator and script generator, but allows users to maintain professional control. For studios balancing limited budgets with the need for high output, a consolidated workflow may offer a more predictable path to production.
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BigID, a leader in data and security, has introduced an Agentic AI Remediation feature designed to help security teams act more quickly on data exposure, misconfigurations and policy violations. The system uses autonomous agents to analyze discovered risks, recommend next steps and, when approved, execute remediation actions across cloud and on-prem environments. BigID intends to address a common gap in data security programs, where identification of sensitive data outpaces the organization’s ability to resolve issues due to staffing and workflow constraints.
The launch comes as enterprises grapple with rapidly expanding data estates and escalating regulatory pressure. BigID’s approach focuses on agent-driven execution tied directly to data governance workflows. Key features of the Agentic AI include AI-powered risk prioritization, insights for remediation, risk reduction, speedy collaboration across teams and noise reduction for analysts. For organizations adopting zero-trust models or facing tight compliance timelines, embedding remediation into the same platform that performs data classification and risk analysis may streamline response and reduce exposure windows.
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Opera, a user-centric software company, has begun shipping a new generation of Google-powered AI features across its OperaOne, Opera GX and Opera Neon browsers, integrating Google’s Gemini models into its native AI assistant and sidebar tools. The update enables users to generate summaries, rewrite text, create images and perform conversational search without leaving the browser environment. Opera says the integration offers users the experiences they want through native searches and AI features, at no cost.
Browser-native AI is becoming a competitive differentiator as vendors race to embed generative tools at the point of user interaction. Opera AI aims to natively support expanding richness in processing user queries and providing the best possible search and AI experience. For developers and power users, the integration signals the growing expectation that browsers serve as AI hubs rather than passive gateways to the web.
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NVIDIA reported revenue of $57.0 billion for its third quarter ended October 26, 2025—up 62 percent year-over-year and 22 percent sequentially. Non-GAAP earnings per share reached $1.30, while gross margins were 73.6 percent. The company’s data-center business posted a record $51.2 billion in revenue, up 66 percent year-over-year and 25 percent from the prior quarter, driven by demand for the Blackwell platform and accelerated compute across training and inference. NVIDIA also returned $37.0 billion to shareholders during the first nine months of FY26, with $62.2 billion remaining under its buy-back authorization.
Beyond financials, the results reflect strategic trends shaping enterprise IT and developer ecosystems: rising enterprise investment in AI infrastructure, growing footprint of hyperscale data centers, and a shift toward purpose-built hardware for cloud and edge workloads. Included in the earnings report were the many strategic partnerships throughout the year, including a partnership with OpenAI for 10 gigawatts of NVIDIA systems for next-gen AI infrastructure, among others. The full earnings report can be viewed here.
Posted by Pure AI Editors on 11/24/20250 comments
Numa, a leading AI platform for automotive dealerships, has introduced a voice AI platform with a “Smart Inbox” designed to help auto dealerships manage incoming customer conversations. The tool is able to see a full customer history to understand the point of the call, coordinate the next steps with the rest of the team, alert humans when intervention is needed and empowers the entire team through the mobile. This offers faster replies, eliminates delayed callbacks and reduces overall workload across service advisors. Numa says the tool is aimed at reducing missed opportunities, particularly during peak call volumes when dealerships struggle to respond quickly enough to potential buyers or service customers.
Dealerships are increasingly adopting AI systems to mitigate staffing shortages and rising customer expectations for rapid response. Numa’s unified inbox approach emphasizes cross-channel visibility rather than standalone call routing. For dealerships looking to modernize customer engagement without overhauling their DMS or CRM systems, Numa’s platform provides a consolidated front end that reduces lead leakage and streamlines follow-up.
Posted by Pure AI Editors on 11/24/20250 comments