From Snap’s SPECS smart glasses to Meta’s expanding wearable portfolio, including its Ray-Ban smart glasses and Muse Charm, there are a new generation of devices designed to make AI more personal, ...

Before your next meeting, a personal AI agent recognizes what is coming up and starts preparing without waiting for a prompt. It checks your calendar, pulls together relevant messages and documents, ...

Building an AI model is only one step toward delivering an AI application. Developers need to determine where intelligence runs, how it interacts with other systems, and how to maintain performance ...

Drive the Future 2026 — an event program organized by Arm, Aston Martin Aramco Formula One® Team, and Texas State Technical College — showed students that success isn't always straightforward, with ...

AI agents are still early, but their activity is growing fast. On OpenRouter, agent token usage has increased roughly 14x since February 2026, according to data highlighted by a16z. From an ...

“We are pleased with the jury’s decision today finding for Arm on four claims and awarding only one dollar in damages on each of Qualcomm’s other two claims. Despite Qualcomm’s pursuit of this case in ...

A year ago at the Open Compute Project (OCP) Global Summit, Arm outlined a vision for the open, converged AI data center: infrastructure built around open standards, architectural efficiency and ...

The next phase of AI is being shaped by interaction, context, and immediacy. A robot identifying a speaker, a smart camera interpreting its environment, or an accessibility device responding to a user ...

Throughout the generative AI era, much of the security conversation focused on protecting models, prompts and data. The agentic era adds another layer to the security challenge, as the AI itself can ...

Sovereign AI has moved rapidly from policy discussion into practical decisions about technology, infrastructure and skills. According to the CNAS Sovereign AI Index, by mid-2026, governments across 67 ...

Confidential computing changes an important assumption about how trust works in modern infrastructure. Traditionally, attestation has largely been an internal concern for infrastructure providers.

Ten years ago, a small programmable computer began arriving in schools across the UK. Its ambition was anything but small: to help a new generation discover that technology was not simply something to ...