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NVIDIA is partnering with AI clouds to deploy largescale, multitenant AI factories, aligning economics through a revenue-sharing and credit-support model. As AI moves from model development to production inference, compute demand is accelerating and shifting toward continuously operating AI factories that generate tokens at scale. This shift requires access to largescale, multitenant accelerated computing that can come online quickly, stay highly utilized and support the economics of tokenscale AI services.  Emerging AI companies historically have had limited access to capital-intensive infrastructure, with even long-term commitments insufficient to unlock financing for compute. To address this, NVIDIA is introducing a new business…

World Cup fever has hit Miami, and I experienced a bit of it myself at the famed Aventura Mall. Robotic vacuum manufacturer Roborock hosted a pop-up event there all weekend, allowing guests to play games, win prizes, and find out about the company’s current lineup. The installation, dubbed “Your Home, Your Stadium,” ran in collaboration with two of Roborock’s partnerships: Real Madrid and Miami Lighthouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired. So, naturally, there was plenty of Real Madrid memorabilia on display, including a shirt signed by France striker Kylian Mbappe. Real Madrid and Brazil legend Roberto Carlos was present…

Kasumigaseki Capital, a Tokyo Stock Exchange-Listed Company with AED 18.98 Billion in AUM, Formalizes Its Presence in Dubai Through Three Local Business Platforms Tokyo Stock Exchange-listed (TSE: 3498) Japanese real estate investment and development company deepens its Middle East footprint from Dubai through three dedicated business lines spanning development, real estate, and hospitality. Dubai, UAE – July 8, 2026 – Kasumigaseki Capital Co., Ltd., a leading Japanese real estate investment and development company listed on the Prime Market of the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE: 3498), formalized its presence in the UAE today, reinforcing its long-term commitment to one of the world’s…

Security cameras are built to look for faces. New research suggests they may soon have another target, the small habits buried in the way someone walks. A paper published in the International Journal of Reasoning-based Intelligent Systems describes SKDMap-Net as a gait recognition system designed to identify people from walking video, even when the camera doesn’t get a clean look at their face. Instead of relying on a close-up scan, it studies how a body moves from frame to frame. That’s useful and uncomfortable in equal measure. If someone is far away, turned sideways, or partly hidden, their walk may…

Fourth edition of regional data centre conference moves to the UAE, bringing digital industry leaders together in Abu Dhabi Abu Dhabi, UAE – 08 July 2026: Khalifa Economic Zones Abu Dhabi – KEZAD Group, one of the largest operators of integrated and purpose-built economic zones in the region, will host Touchdown Middle East 2026 in Abu Dhabi, marking the first time the region-wide data centre conference will take place in the UAE. Organised by the Gulf Data Centre Association (GDCA), the fourth edition of Touchdown Middle East 2026 will take place on 18–19 November 2026 at Conrad Abu Dhabi Etihad Towers. Following three consecutive…

Android 17 is packed with new features, but one small addition might end up mattering more than the flashy ones. It’s called Eclipsa Video, and its whole purpose boils down to this: your HDR videos should finally look the way they’re supposed to, regardless of which screen you’re staring at. Why does HDR look different on every screen? If you’ve ever noticed the same HDR video looking blindingly bright on one phone and oddly dull on another, you already know the problem. HDR content depends heavily on your smartphone’s display quality and how it interprets brightness and tone. Since every…

Policybazaar.ae and Tabby launch no-cost flexible payment plan on car & health insurance, enabled by tap payments Policybazaar.ae customers can now split their car & health insurance premiums into four equal payments at no cost, with plans of six, eight, and twelve months also available, making essential coverage more financially accessible than ever for residents across the UAE. Dubai, July 8, 2026: Policybazaar.ae, the UAE’s leading insurance marketplace, and Tabby, the region’s foremost financial services app, today announced a strategic partnership that will change how UAE residents manage their insurance payments. Customers on Policybazaar.ae will now be able to convert their…

Netflix has spent years trying to become more than a place to watch movies and TV shows. After experimenting with everything from interactive games to live sports, it’s now borrowing a page from YouTube’s playbook to give you another reason to stay. Vogue, Variety, and BuzzFeed head to Netflix According to The Hollywood Reporter, the streaming giant has now signed licensing deals with several major publishers to bring their video content onto its homepage starting August 3. The list includes Penske Media brands like The Hollywood Reporter, Variety, Billboard and Rolling Stone, along with Condé Nast properties such as Vogue…

Ready for the Next: Swisslog reveals five pillars of future-ready supply chain automation What separates automation that lasts from automation that limits you? Swisslog shares the five pillars every supply chain leader should consider for success in modern logistics. Dubai, UAE, July 8, 2026 — Swisslog, a global leader in warehouse automation and intralogistics solutions, has published a framework that addresses a key industry issue: the difference between automation that works when it is first introduced and automation that continues to function as the business evolves. Ready for the Next sets out five principles every operation must apply when evaluating whether its…

Android phones have always worked in the background. Google’s new Play terms make that quiet behavior much harder to ignore. The updated Google Play Terms of Service take effect July 29, 2026, and spell out that system services on certified Android devices can use network connectivity, including cellular data, while the user isn’t actively using the phone. That includes moments when the screen is locked. The timing adds weight. The revised terms follow Google’s $135 million settlement over allegations that Android devices sent cellular data to Google while idle without users knowing. Google isn’t saying every Android phone is secretly…