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Onco-Innovations is progressing its biomarker-driven cancer therapy ONC010 through key manufacturing and metabolic studies, positioning it for first-in-human trials and underscoring the shift toward precision medicine in oncology.

SS Innovations International (NASDAQ: SSII) announced record Q2 2026 revenue of $13.9 million, a 39.4% increase year-over-year, driven by a 30.4% rise in installations of its SSi Mantra surgical robotic system, and expects FDA clearance by Q1 2027.

Regentis Biomaterials' new Japanese patent for its GelrinC manufacturing process strengthens its IP portfolio and supports scalability in the global cartilage repair market.

SPARC AI has been registered by the Australian Government as an authorized user under the AUKUS license-free environment, enabling streamlined technology transfers and accelerating commercialization opportunities for its AI-powered defense software across allied markets.

Datavault AI's acquisition of CyberCatch for $94.5 million will integrate advanced AI-driven cybersecurity and compliance into its Quantum Private Network, potentially reshaping how regulated industries manage cyber risk.

Regentis Biomaterials advances commercialization of its GelrinC hydrogel implant with European approval for a scalable manufacturing process and progress in U.S. trials, targeting a market with no off-the-shelf treatment.

Japan's enterprises are outpacing North America in AI adoption by treating privacy infrastructure as foundational, a lesson underscored by Limina's success in Japan.

SIATSA's new video series highlights how outdated technology infrastructure is costing Mexican mid-sized companies in hidden ways, urging executives to address the issue before it's too late.

Gaxos.ai's warrant exercise is set to generate $3.6 million in gross proceeds, providing working capital and signaling investor confidence in the AI company's growth strategy.

Earth Science Tech Inc. is seeking shareholder approval for initiatives aimed at uplisting to a higher-tier exchange, eliminating structural barriers to institutional capital, and preventing stock dilution, despite reporting strong financial growth.

Wrap Technologies has been chosen to provide training support for a Florida teacher safety program funded with a $475,000 state appropriation, potentially expanding its market beyond law enforcement.

Nightfood Holdings, operating as TechForce Robotics, has reshaped its board and executive team to support its application for a Nasdaq listing, signaling a strategic push toward broader capital markets.

China has implemented an AI model at a major renewable energy base to address output instability, offering lessons for companies like GeoSolar Technologies.

Robinhood has begun offering crypto trading to eligible UK customers, providing access to over 50 tokens through its app, a move that could boost mainstream adoption and benefit the broader crypto industry.

Sales of Chinese electric vehicles in Europe soared in the first five months of 2026, increasing their market share by 5% and signaling a major shift in the European auto market.

A fund manager's forecast that gold may reach $5,000 an ounce in the coming years highlights the metal's long-term potential and supports continued investment in exploration projects.

Despite tech leaders' claims that AI will reduce work hours, evidence from inside AI companies suggests employees are working more, not less, raising concerns about the true impact of AI on the workforce.

Researchers at the University of Manchester have discovered that a subset of immune cells, often overlooked, is essential for mobilizing the immune system to attack and sustain the fight against cancer, with potential implications for companies like Calidi Biotherapeutics.

As AI capabilities expand, experts emphasize that the primary cybersecurity risk stems from malicious human actors exploiting AI, prompting platforms like Coinbase to bolster defenses.

Apple is reportedly considering using storage and memory chips from Chinese manufacturer CXMF to mitigate supply shortages caused by the AI boom, initially for products sold in China, a move that could impact the global memory chip market and competitors like Micron.