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Applied Materials and Kioxia partner on AI memory research
Kioxia will join Applied Materials’ EPIC Center in Silicon Valley as an innovation partner for next-generation memory research.
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AMD agrees to acquire World Labs in deal valued near $8.2 billion
AMD announced a definitive all-stock agreement to acquire AI research lab World Labs, founded by Fei-Fei Li, at an approximate value of $8.2 billion.
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Aeluma signs CHIPS letter of intent for up to $30 million in AI photonics
California-based semiconductor company Aeluma said it signed a letter of intent for up to $30 million with the Commerce Department’s CHIPS R&D Office.
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Pakistani technology firms showcase AI products in Abu Dhabi
Five technology companies are participating at AI Everything Global 2026 in a pavilion supported by the Pakistan Software Export Board.
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Pakistan reviews plan for global disaster resilience hub
The meeting covered the NEOC’s early-warning role and the use of AI in disaster management.
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Pakistan police academy reviews digital policing and AI training
The interior minister called for modern training equipment and new course modules as the National Police Academy upgrades facilities.
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JICA advisor points to Ethiopia's startup and AI ecosystem
JICA project advisor Takeshi Oikawa highlighted Startup Act incentives, the Ethiopian Artificial Intelligence Institute and potential digital-service exports to Africa.
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ENPRODE’s Yüksel Güler puts energy security at the centre of investment
In a Wellficent interview, Güler links resilient power networks and diversified supply to the demands of industry and artificial intelligence.
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UNESCO expands its AI and digital citizenship course
The third cohort of UNESCO’s free online course “Educating in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: Digital Citizenship at School” is scheduled to begin on 12 October 2026. A Portuguese version joins the existing English and Spanish editions.
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UNESCO ICT prize recognizes AI-learning projects in Finland and Brazil
UNESCO named Finland’s Generation AI and Brazil’s Redação Paraná as the 2026 laureates of its ICT in Education Prize. They were selected from more than 100 nominations submitted by Member States and partner organizations.
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Ministers say education must remain a common good in the AI age
More than 25 education ministers and representatives presented a joint statement on 8 September during UNESCO’s Digital Learning Week in Paris. It called for education to remain a human right and common good in the age of artificial intelligence.
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WHO forum says health AI progress should be measured by governance
WHO Europe published a report emphasizing governance readiness for responsible artificial-intelligence use in health systems. Its online dialogue brought together experts from 105 countries.
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