Sharemarket darling Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) is projected to report some strong numbers this week, with the Company forecasted to deliver $5.52 per share compared to $4.55 in the previous quarter. However, with CEO Jensen Huang’s plans to offer the best AI chips in the game, established chipmakers like AMD and Intel as well as those
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Artificial intelligence company UNITH (ASX: UNT) is gearing up for the launch of its Digital Human platform with the launch of its API that will enable direct integration with major platforms such as Meta, Amazon and Mistral AI. UNITH’s platform API, which can be accessed through their recently-launched website, will allow developers to connect with
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Some food for thought: if the Titanic was built with artificial intelligence (AI) expertise, would it have met the same fate? Would it have been dubbed the “unsinkable” ship at all? Simulations, digital twins of ships, better employee training and more are all made possible in the extended reality (XR) realm. This is what software
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As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes central to most industries, AI marketing tech company Xpon Technologies (ASX: XPN) is ensuring it finds its place in the spotlight. To do so, the Company – which integrates data and AI to automate marketing processes – has onboarded new board members and clients. In Q3 FY24, Xpon’s MarTech revenue
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In Australia, enrolments in Higher Education have seen a 10% surge compared to 2019, driven by a surge in international students. In fact, about one in 40 Aussies is on a student or graduate visa. The demand is set to continue, putting the spotlight on online education marketplaces. AI-powered SaaS learning platform OpenLearning (ASX: OLL)
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As artificial intelligence (AI) looms as the biggest disrupter to business over the next decade, AI company UNITH (ASX: UNT) has appointed former Microsoft executive Gary Cox to its Board of Directors, a notable move with Microsoft now one of the world’s biggest players in the space. Cox brings more than 35 years of tech
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