Tag: Innovations
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AI-Powered Innovations in Road Asset Management
Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly becoming the backbone of India’s road sector. Right from planning and construction to operation and maintenance, AI-enabled systems are changing how roads are designed, constructed and managed. There has been a shift from isolated pilots to scalable, data-driven approaches that aim to improve safety, extend asset life, enhance traffic management…
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On theCUBE Pod: Navigating Enterprise Tech and AI Innovations at AWS re:Invent
December kicked off with possibly the biggest annual event in enterprise technology, AWS re:Invent, and the conversations were, unsurprisingly, all about AI. While Matt Garman, chief executive officer of Amazon Web Services Inc., delivered a keynote that leaned more pragmatic than flashy, theCUBE’s coverage — including an interview with Garman himself — highlights the strides Amazon…
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AI in Sustainable Manufacturing: Pioneering Recycling Innovations
Most children will break their toys. At 4 years old, Ajith Srikanth wanted to fix his. When he broke a small toy bicycle he had received, Srikanth was nervous to tell his parents. Scared that he might not get another, he resolved to repair it. With a little glue, he set the broken wheel and…
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Alexis Ohanian’s Optimism for Live Entertainment Driven by AI Innovations
“You’d be hard pressed to find someone who has spent more time building or obsessing over the online zeitgeist, for better or for worse,” Alexis Ohanian introduced himself at the BRIDGE Summit in Abu Dhabi on Monday. Ohanian, a founding partner at venture capital firm Seven Seven Six, is perhaps best known as the co-founder…
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Data Science Summit 2025: Unveiling Innovations in AI, Quantum, and Emerging Technologies at ISB
The ISB Institute of Data Science (IIDS), in collaboration with HSBC, recently organised the Data Science Summit 2025 (DSS 2025)—a two-day national summit, that brought together global leaders from government, industry, academia, and the research community to deliberate on the future of Agentic AI, Quantum Computing, Cybersecurity, Generative AI Safety, and Emerging Technologies. This year,…
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Concluding ATEC 2025: Innovations in Remote Control Technology
On December 7, 2025, at The Chinese University of Hong Kong. On a real outdoor field, a robot is carefully adjusting its posture, trying to maintain balance on a slightly trembling suspension bridge; not far away, another robot is using its perception system to identify and sort out the garbage scattered on the grass. These…
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Navigating the Future: IT/ITeS in 2025 Amidst AI Innovations and Emerging Risks
Information technology (IT) sector in 2025 saw a landscape defined by “purposeful” digital investment and resilient growth, shedding “pilot fatigue” to embrace production-grade artificial intelligence (AI), industry leaders and analysts tell BW Businessworld. While the sector continued to grapple with global macroeconomic headwinds and margin pressures, the year marked a definitive structural pivot. Leaders from…
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Innovations in AI and Technology: Highlights of 2025
Workplaces have embraced the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the past few years. However, while there are some huge gains to be made when used strategically, many companies fail to provide any guidance on what is acceptable use and what is not. This article explores the risks of letting a hands-off, bring-you-own-AI culture flourish, such…
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Game-Changing Tech Innovations: 5 Major Announcements to Anticipate in 2026
This year, we got to see of the greatest developments in technology that changed a lot of things. From Google dropping Nano Banana to the table to Apple bringing Air variant, everything in tech was more than amazon. Now, we are expecting to see some more development and announcements next year. That being said, let’s…
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Empowering Travel Advisors: The Impact of AI Innovations
Richard Turen As we walk into our travel future, many of us imagine that artificial intelligence will be beside us, sharing steps along the way. My concern is that AI will be many miles ahead of us, and I can only hope that we will be allowed to proceed at our own pace. Let’s begin…