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Editor for TechForge Media whose portfolio has a readership in excess of 1.5 million and covers a myriad of topics including; development, telecommunications, cloud computing, digital marketing, wearable technology, and enterprise apps.

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Factory floor exposure grows as OT security spending climbs

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By Ryan Daws Verified
| IoT News Verified
Manufacturing cybersecurity spending is climbing fast, and the growth is exposing weak factory floor operational technology (OT). Anyone running production plants are stuck with a decision that doesn't have a comfortable answer: keep OT isolated and accept that isolation is eroding on its own, or connect it to enterprise IT and inherit a new set of exposures. Industrial networks used to rely on physical separation from corporate systems.
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Bunkerhill raises $55M to scale agentic AI across health systems

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By Ryan Daws Verified
| AI News
Bunkerhill Health has raised $55 million to scale its agentic AI platform, Carebricks. The closing of the company's Series B round, announced today, folds in continued participation from Sequoia Capital, Felicis, Optum Ventures, and Y Combinator. However, a funding total doesn't answer the key question any hospital executive wants to know about healthcare AI: does the software run inside a working hospital? That question is among the reasons why Khosla Ventures put its name on this deal.
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NVIDIA T3000 and T2000 target robotics cost and power limits

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By Ryan Daws Verified
| IoT News Verified
NVIDIA introduced the Thor-based T3000 and T2000 chips today, targeting mass-market robotics and edge AI deployment. For robotics companies weighing custom silicon against off-the-shelf platforms, the calculation now includes a set of Thor-architecture modules built for the cost and power constraints that come with running foundation models outside a data centre.
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