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Firstsource Launches Kairos — The Operating System Powering Intelligence That Operates

NEW YORK and MUMBAI, /PRNewswire/ — Firstsource Solutions Limited (NSE: FSL) (BSE: 532809), an RP-Sanjiv Goenka Group company, today announced the launch of Kairos — the operating system powering Intelligence .... read more

AGIBOT Partners with Cerebrotech to bring robotics solutions to the Philippines

SHANGHAI, /PRNewswire/ — AGIBOT today announced a strategic partnership with Cerebrotech Inc., marking its expansion into the Philippines market through a local collaboration. Based in Metro Manila. Cerebrotech is a .... read more

ARMONK, N.Y., April 16 — IBM has announced a new suite of cybersecurity initiatives aimed at helping organizations defend against increasingly sophisticated cyberattacks powered by advanced artificial intelligence models. The company warned that attackers are already leveraging frontier AI to accelerate every stage of the cyberattack lifecycle, significantly reducing the time, cost, and expertise required to carry out complex operations. As a result, traditional security systems—often reliant on fragmented tools and manual processes—are becoming less effective against fast-evolving, automated threats. To address these challenges, IBM Consulting is introducing a new enterprise cybersecurity assessment designed to evaluate an organization’s readiness for AI-enabled threats. The assessment provides visibility into security gaps, policy weaknesses, and AI-specific vulnerabilities, while offering prioritized recommendations and mitigation strategies. In parallel, IBM launched IBM Autonomous Security, a new multi-agent, AI-powered service built to help organizations respond to threats at machine speed. The platform integrates digital security “agents” across an enterprise’s technology environment, enabling coordinated detection, analysis, and response with minimal human intervention. According to IBM, the system is designed to identify potential attack paths, enforce security policies, detect anomalies, and contain threats in real time. It also integrates with governance and risk management systems to enhance compliance and reduce exposure to high-speed attacks. “Frontier models are creating a new category of enterprise threat that is fast moving, systemic and increasingly autonomous,” said Mark Hughes, Global Managing Partner of Cybersecurity Services at IBM Consulting. “AI-powered offense demands AI-powered defense.” IBM said the new offerings are part of its broader strategy to help enterprises modernize their cybersecurity frameworks as threats become more autonomous and complex. The company emphasized that future security advantages will depend not just on individual tools, but on how effectively systems can operate in a coordinated and automated manner. The announcement underscores growing global concern over the misuse of AI in cyberattacks, as organizations across industries race to strengthen defenses and adapt to a rapidly changing threat landscape. /PRNewswire/

IBM UNVEILS NEW CYBERSECURITY MEASURES TO COUNTER AI-DRIVEN THREATS

ARMONK, N.Y., April 16 — IBM has announced a new suite of cybersecurity initiatives aimed at helping organizations defend against increasingly sophisticated cyberattacks powered by advanced artificial intelligence models. The .... read more

SINGAPORE -- Singapore is fast becoming a testbed for next-generation logistics—and the latest deployment by Hai Robotics and Maersk signals a clear shift in how fashion supply chains are being rebuilt. In a newly launched fulfilment centre opened in February 2026, high-density robotics now powers the movement of tens of thousands of SKUs—supporting both retail distribution and e-commerce orders within a single, tightly integrated operation. At a time when fashion brands are under pressure to deliver more variety, faster turnaround, and seamless omnichannel fulfilment, this project moves beyond traditional automation trade-offs. "Most operations still compromise between storage density and throughput," said Nathan Zeng, President of Hai Robotics SEA, ANZ, and South Korea. "What we're seeing here is the ability to achieve both—at scale." Inside the facility, a coordinated fleet of robotic systems handles storage and movement as separate but synchronised functions. High-density storage robots operate across racks reaching over 10 metres, while autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) maintain fast, continuous flow between storage and workstations. The system is designed to move more than 1,000 totes per hour—without the congestion that often limits high-density environments. But the bigger shift is operational, not just technological. Workstations are no longer fixed to a single fulfilment model. They can be reconfigured dynamically handling bulk retail shipments one moment, and individual e-commerce orders the next. As demand shifts, so does the operation, without requiring physical reconfiguration. Behind it all is a deeply data-driven approach. From early-stage simulation to live operations, data has shaped how the system is designed, deployed, and continuously optimised. Inventory placement, order sequencing, and even maintenance cycles are informed by real-time system insights. Engineering this level of density at height also brings new challenges. Rack design, floor precision, and safety compliance all become critical factors when operating at over 10 metres. The system is built to meet these demands, including automated responses that align with fire safety and evacuation requirements. Seamless integration with Maersk's warehouse systems ensures real-time coordination across the operation. Notably, much of this integration was validated in a virtual environment before deployment—accelerating implementation and reducing on-site risk. For Maersk and its fashion partner, the facility represents more than a technology upgrade—it's a new operating model for handling complexity at scale. And for the broader APAC market, it signals where fulfilment is heading next: denser, faster, and built to adapt. /PRNewswire/

HAI ROBOTICS AND MAERSK REDEFINE FASHION FULFILMENT WITH HIGH-DENSITY ROBOTICS AT 10-METRE SCALE IN SINGAPORE

SINGAPORE — Singapore is fast becoming a testbed for next-generation logistics—and the latest deployment by Hai Robotics and Maersk signals a clear shift in how fashion supply chains are being .... read more

SEOUL, April 13 (Bernama-Yonhap) -- South Korea will carry out pilot projects to test smart city technologies based on artificial intelligence (AI) in five Southeast Asian countries, including Malaysia, aimed at helping address urban challenges and support domestic firms' global expansions, the land ministry said Monday. According to Yonhap News Agency, the ministry said it has selected six projects to be carried out in five countries under its 2026 K-City Network programme, an initiative that supports the application of domestic smart city projects. In Brunei, an AI-based smart city platform will be tested to improve water management and disaster response, while a smart traffic management system will help optimise traffic signals in Bacoor of the Philippines. Projects in Vietnam will help introduce on-demand transport services in Ho Chi Minh City and deploy AI-based smart intersection control systems in Can Tho to improve traffic flow. Additional projects include implementing a safety management solution for ageing buildings in Surin, Thailand, and deploying a traffic management system in Penang, Malaysia, to detect accidents and congestion. The ministry said the programme is expected to help validate the effectiveness of Korean smart technologies in overseas markets and lead to follow-up exports and investment opportunities.

S. Korea To Test AI-based Smart City Tech In Southeast Asia

SEOUL, April 13 (Bernama-Yonhap) — South Korea will carry out pilot projects to test smart city technologies based on artificial intelligence (AI) in five Southeast Asian countries, including Malaysia, aimed .... read more

NEW YORK, April 13 -- ATTACK SHARK, a gaming peripheral brand specializing in affordable, high-performance mechanical keyboards, gaming mice, and accessories, has put the spotlight on its newly launched flagship X11 ULTRA carbon fiber gaming mouse, alongside details of its upcoming 2nd anniversary sale, running from April 15 to 27 on its official website. Positioned as an upgraded version of the brand's best-selling X11 series, the X11 ULTRA features a full-body injection-molded carbon fiber design with a proprietary forged texture, delivering a distinctive look and enhanced durability. The mouse is powered by the latest Nordic 54L15 chipset, providing improved performance. Additional highlights include a shark fin-shaped 8K receiver with integrated indicators for real-time status tracking (polling rate, battery, and signal). Its 24K gold-plated scroll wheel and side buttons further emphasize a focus on high-end precision and craftsmanship. As part of the anniversary campaign, the X11 ULTRA will be available at 15% off, with prices starting from $93.49, giving users early access to the brand's latest innovation. The anniversary promotion will take place exclusively on the official ATTACK SHARK website at https://attackshark.com/. The event will feature sitewide savings of up to 60% across a broad product range. Popular items such as the X3 mouse, X68 keyboard, X11 mouse, R5, and R11 ULTRA will be available at discounted prices. Customers purchasing bundle combinations will receive additional discounts along with a complimentary CM02 mousepad. The campaign will also feature four rounds of giveaway events across social platforms. On April 18, all purchases made during the day will include a special anniversary gift. Additional exclusive discount codes will be released through the brand's Discord community, offering further savings opportunities for engaged users. The X11 ULTRA launch underscores ATTACK SHARK's commitment to advanced materials, high performance, and user‑centric design, while its anniversary campaign deepens global community engagement and broadens access to premium gaming peripherals.

ATTACK SHARK Launches X11 ULTRA Carbon Fiber Gaming Mouse Ahead of 2nd Anniversary Sale

NEW YORK, April 13 — ATTACK SHARK, a gaming peripheral brand specializing in affordable, high-performance mechanical keyboards, gaming mice, and accessories, has put the spotlight on its newly launched flagship .... read more

KUALA LUMPUR,10 APRIL — Communications Minister Gobind Singh Deo today highlighted Malaysia’s commitment to advancing its digital transformation agenda following a courtesy call from Niklas Wiberg, Ambassador of Sweden to Malaysia, and Rafael Daerr, Ambassador of the European Union (EU) to Malaysia. In a statement, Gobind said the meeting underscored the strong and longstanding ties Malaysia shares with Sweden and the EU, with discussions focusing on key areas of mutual interest including the rollout of 5G infrastructure and Malaysia’s growing role in the region’s artificial intelligence (AI) landscape. “We had a productive exchange on Malaysia’s progress in digital development, particularly in accelerating 5G deployment and positioning the country as a regional leader in AI,” he said. The discussions also touched on several policy developments, including Malaysia’s National AI Regulatory Framework, the proposed National AI Act, and the forthcoming AI Governance Bill. These initiatives are part of the government’s broader effort to ensure responsible, secure, and inclusive adoption of AI technologies. Gobind noted that collaboration with international partners remains crucial as Malaysia navigates the complexities of the digital age. “As we continue to strengthen our digital ecosystem, partnerships with countries like Sweden and institutions such as the EU will play an important role in driving innovation and delivering tangible benefits to the rakyat,” he added. The meeting reflects Malaysia’s ongoing efforts to foster strategic global partnerships while advancing its national digital agenda. -- Minutes MY / Igneseous Noris -- Photo: FB Gobind Singh Deo

Malaysia Strengthens Digital Cooperation with Sweden and EU

KUALA LUMPUR,10 APRIL — Communications Minister Gobind Singh Deo today highlighted Malaysia’s commitment to advancing its digital transformation agenda following a courtesy call from Niklas Wiberg, Ambassador of Sweden to .... read more

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Japan IT Week Spring 2026 | Fibocom Showcases Advanced AIoT Innovations

TOKYO, /PRNewswire/ — From April 8 to 10, Japan IT Week Spring 2026 is held at Tokyo Big Sight. Fibocom presents its latest AIoT innovations under the theme “AIoT Connectivity .... read more

Neolix and Pegasus to Jointly Debut at KANSAI LOGIX 2026 in Osaka

OSAKA, Japan, /PRNewswire/ — Neolix, the world’s largest L4 autonomous urban delivery RoboVan solutions provider, announced today that it will jointly exhibit at KANSAI LOGIX 2026 (April 8–10, Intex Osaka, .... read more

International Internet Flagship Event Returns to Hong Kong to Bolster the City’s Status as an International I&T Centre

HONG KONG, /PRNewswire/ — The World Internet Conference (WIC) Asia-Pacific Summit, hosted by the WIC, organised by the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) Government, and co-organised by the Innovation, .... read more

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