Agent Name Service gives AI agents domain-anchored, versioned identities. What verified identity changes for access, commerce and business trust.

On November 10, OpenAI launched Businesses in ChatGPT in beta, allowing eligible companies to claim a profile, update their information and see aggregated data about how people encounter them. The immediate consequence is that AI discovery is no longer entirely an outside observation: a business can now influence the factual layer ChatGPT may use and measure some of the attention it receives. Marketing teams should reconsider who owns brand data, because the next discovery su

Block’s research-preview Dessa model learns conversation from speech alone, preserving timing, interruption and emotion that transcripts discard.

Walmart’s Agent Gateway and Agent Profiles give AI shoppers bounded authority. What delegated checkout changes for product visibility, trust and marketing.

Quantinuum measured five logical-memory errors per million cycles. Why quantum reliability, correction overhead and reproducible results now matter to business.

On September 21, the European Central Bank launched Pontes, linking market distributed-ledger platforms to TARGET Services so wholesale transactions can settle in central-bank money. That gives tokenized markets access to euros anchored in the Eurosystem instead of forcing every cash leg through private stablecoins or disconnected infrastructure. Banks, asset issuers and technology providers now face a different decision: whether tokenization remains a controlled experiment o

CXMT says its higher-density LPDDR5X memory is in mass production. What that could change for on-device AI, mobile experiences and business planning.

Snap’s enterprise push for $2,195 Specs shifts AR from campaign novelty toward customer service, field work and measurable operations.

Skild AI’s S1 can learn unfamiliar robot tasks from one video demonstration. Why that shift could change flexible automation, operations and marketing.

Banks and payment platforms are turning purchase data into media. The next advantage may be closed-loop growth—but the trust boundary is absolute.

In-car payments are turning vehicles into transaction surfaces. The next marketing channel will be won through relevance, safety and operational truth.

AI avatars can localize campaigns at remarkable speed. The harder task is preserving disclosure, rights, trust and accountability as advertising scales.

A shopper asks an AI assistant for a carry-on that fits strict airline limits, survives weekly travel and costs less than $250. In seconds, the assistant compares dimensions, materials, warranties, reviews, delivery dates and return policies. Three products survive. Hundreds disappear. By the time the shopper reaches a website, much of the sale has already happened—and the first customer the brand had to persuade was not human. That is the marketing shift of 2026. AI is no lo

A broken submarine cable turns the cloud into a marine repair job—and reveals the physical dependencies beneath international digital commerce.

Drone light shows turn outdoor media into a timed public event—combining choreography, aviation, spectatorship and a second life on camera.

Brazil is splitting $444 million across two AI-compute tracks. The plan shows why supplier choice, power, access and portability now shape business strategy.

TIME is testing advertisements designed for AI crawlers instead of human readers, opening a new battle over how brands influence AI-powered customer decisions.

Unitree unveiled a humanoid it says can run 28 mph just before a $905 million Shanghai market debut. The real business test is dependable work at manufacturing scale.

AMD’s proposed bond sale shows how the AI boom is moving from model headlines to capital discipline—and why every business buyer should care.

South Korea’s new quantum deadline is not just a qubit race. The harder test is whether it can build the error correction, manufacturing stack and talent around the chip.