Consulting giant Accenture is moving to acquire Faculty, a UK-based AI company. The deal aims to significantly expand Accenture’s ability to deploy advanced AI solutions for its global clients.
Razer is making a massive, $600 million bet that AI is the next frontier for gaming. The company plans to launch new hardware and an open-source AI developer kit, aiming to convince its massive user base that AI is more than just a buzzword.
Walmart is rolling out an AI advertising assistant powered by its “Marty” agent to all Sponsored Search advertisers later this half. The move comes as its retail media business, a major profit driver, grew 33% year-over-year last quarter. But what does this actually mean for the ad world?
The co-CEO of Neowiz says nearly every game company in Korea is using AI tools like ChatGPT. The goal is to automate routine work so teams can focus on player engagement strategies.
Vibe, known for smart whiteboards, is launching a physical AI device for desks called the Vibe Bot. It combines a 4K webcam, speaker, and microphones to record and transcribe meetings. The device aims to be an AI-powered assistant for hybrid work.
MSI is pushing AI into gaming monitors with features that automatically highlight enemies and help you recover from flashbangs. They also showed off a high-end 34-inch QD-OLED monitor with a 360Hz refresh rate.
PlayStation is exploring a radical new form of in-game assistance. A patented “AI Ghost” could analyze your play and either show you the way or take full control to get you past a tough spot.
Boris Cherny, the creator of Claude Code at Anthropic, detailed his personal workflow on X. It involves running five AI agents simultaneously, using the slowest model, and a shared file that teaches the AI from its mistakes. Developers are calling it a watershed moment.
At CES, Agibot launched a full portfolio of humanoid and quadruped robots for commercial use. The company says it has already shipped 5,000 units, marking a major shift from R&D to scaled deployment. The robots target roles from reception to factory work.
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang will deliver a 90-minute keynote at CES 2026 on Monday, January 5 at 4PM ET. The livestream comes as the company, valued at a staggering $4.6 trillion, promises to showcase cutting-edge AI, robotics, and more than 20 demos. Rivals Intel and AMD will also present later the sam
