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Google's Gemini Omni Flash and Nano Banana 2 Lite support slick media content creation at lower costs

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By Mike Wheatley Verified
| SiliconANGLE Verified
Google LLC is enhancing its generative artificial intelligence capabilities for creators with the debut of a pair of new media-focused models in the Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform. The new additions are Gemini Omni Flash and Nano Banana 2 Lite, and according to Google, they're designed for better quality image and video generation at lower prices, with some of the most competitive cost-performance ratios currently available.
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China's Meituan open-sources massive LongCat-2.0 AI model, saying it was trained on domestic chips

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By Kyt Dotson Verified
| SiliconANGLE Verified
Beijing, China-based Meituan Inc. today debuted its next-gen LongCat-2.0 open-source large language model, stating that the company trained the 1.6-trillion-parameter model on domestic Chinese chips and compute clusters. The larger takeaway for this colossal model isn't just the open-source release, it's the domestic hardware throughline. Meituan may initially seem like an unlikely place for AI models to come from.
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Couchbase's AI Data Plane aims to turn fragmented data into real enterprise agent memory

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By Zeus Kerravala
| SiliconANGLE Verified
Couchbase Inc. is trying to solve one of the hardest problems in enterprise artificial intelligence today: turning brittle, chat-style pilots into production-grade agents capable of remembering, reasoning and acting on live operational data. With the launch of its AI Data Plane, the company is betting that the real bottleneck for "agentic" AI isn't the model - it's the underlying data architecture.
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AWS launches forward-deployed engineering team to speed enterprise agentic AI adoption

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By Kyt Dotson Verified
| SiliconANGLE Verified
Amazon Web Services Inc. said today it's rolling out a new dedicated organization to bring agentic artificial intelligence systems, built on the same technology, to customers by embedding engineers in enterprise customer operations. Backed by a $1 billion investment, the dedicated Forward Deployed Engineering department will bring what the cloud computing giant calls AWS frontier teams into the field.
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Queue raises $12.6M to launch 'fully robotic pharmacy' kiosk to make picking up meds more convenient

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By Kyt Dotson Verified
| SiliconANGLE Verified
Queue, a company building an autonomous "robotic" pharmacy kiosk that dispenses medication, today announced that it has raised $12.6 million in seed funding led by AlleyCorp. The company is launching today with $18.6 million under its belt, which includes today's seed round and $6 million in pre-seed funding led by Riot Ventures less than a year ago. Additional backers bringing capital investment include House Capital, Ubiquity Ventures, Grep Ventures and Banter Capital.
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Aikido acquires Root to patch open-source software without forced upgrades

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By Duncan Riley Verified
| SiliconANGLE Verified
Belgian cybersecurity company Aikido Security NV today announced that it has acquired Root.io Inc., a company that offers patching for vulnerable open-source software at the exact versions organizations are already running. Founded in 2020 as Slim.AI Inc., the startup offered a popular open-source container tool called Slim Toolkit. It rebranded last year as its technology shifted from shrinking container images to securing them. Root sells what it calls agentic vulnerability remediation.
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Build raises $8.5M to accelerate industrial infrastructure development project work

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By Kyt Dotson Verified
| SiliconANGLE Verified
Build Inc., an artificial intelligence-driven startup that automates complex industrial real estate development management projects, today announced it has raised an $8.5 million seed round led by Index Ventures. Pebblebed, Puzzle Ventures and Tiny.vc also participated in the round. A range of industry-focused angels joining the round included OpenAI Group PBC Chief Financial Officer Sarah Friar, Blackstone Inc.
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Vorlon debuts Guardian to block risky AI agent actions before they complete

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By Duncan Riley Verified
| SiliconANGLE Verified
Agentic ecosystem security startup Vorlon Inc. today launched Guardian, a real-time enforcement gateway that aims to block risky actions by artificial intelligence agents before a transaction completes rather than flagging them after the fact. The product targets a gap Vorlon argues most agent security tools leave open. AI agents do not log in.
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Pie launches with $19.5M to bring AI marketing to small businesses

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By Duncan Riley Verified
| SiliconANGLE Verified
Pie Tech Inc., a startup using artificial intelligence to provide growth tools for small businesses, today officially launched with an announcement that it has raised $19.5 million in new funding to expand its platform and team. The company used the announcement to launch Front Desk, an AI service that picks up the phone for small business owners at any hour, books reservations and answers customer questions.
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Startup OpenMatter wants to make enterprises prove what their AI agents do

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By Duncan Riley Verified
| SiliconANGLE Verified
OpenMatter Network Inc. today launched a platform it says lets organizations collaborate, run sensitive workloads and deploy artificial intelligence agents across computing environments they do not fully control, using cryptography to prove what happens rather than trusting that it happened. The Melbourne, Florida-based startup is pitching the product as a "verifiable trust layer" built on a premise it sums up as "Don't Trust Data.
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Albertson, Mark
Allen, Gemma
Anthony, Jonathan
Bram, A.J.
Dabrinze, Victor
Deutscher, Maria
Dotson, Kyt
Farrell, James
Furrier, John
Gayton, Victoria
Gillin, Paul
Hof, Devony
Hof, Robert
Knight, Cheryl
Knight, Kelly
Laliberte, Bob
Louw, Emile
Nashawaty, Paul
Nicole, Kristen
Njuguna, Brian
Riley, Duncan
Stevens, Ryan
Strechay, Rob
Tolentino, Mellisa
Vallente, David
Vellante, David
Wheatley, Mike
Wilson, Chad