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The HTM market, valued at USD $8.2 billion in 2024, is predicted to hit USD $33.1 billion by 2034, driven by advances in medical tech and efficient equipment management.

CAST Imaging, the flagship product by CAST, now available on Google Cloud Marketplace, offers simplified access to advanced software architecture insights for Google Cloud users.

NVIDIA and top computer manufacturers unveil Blackwell-powered AI systems, sparking the next industrial revolution.

CAST unleashes a major update to its CAST Imaging platform, featuring advanced generative AI capabilities and new visualisation tools to simplify complex software understanding.

Computex 2024 concluded successfully, drawing 85,179 ICT professionals globally and featuring innovations like AI-integrated PCs, smart mobility, and metaverse tech.

HID integrates its U.ARE.U Camera Identification System with Amazon Rekognition, enhancing facial analysis and verification for self-service and POS environments.

G2 has launched a new Software Intelligence Platforms category, with CAST Imaging leading in performance metrics, underscoring a rising need for detailed software analysis tools.

A new report forecasts AI in pharma and biotech markets to surge from US$ 1.8 billion in 2023 to US$ 13.1 billion by 2034, driven by an 18.8% CAGR.

Arlo Technologies unveils five key factors, including recording clarity and field of view, to consider when choosing a security camera.

Gellify partners with CAST Imaging to accelerate digital innovation, creating new middleware to optimise legacy data in a major insurance banking institution.

CAST introduces AI Advisor to its software portfolio management tool, CAST Highlight, enhancing user interaction and delivering in-depth, actionable insights quickly for complex application portfolio management.

Adobe is set to revolutionise video creation with its new generative AI tools within Premiere Pro, streamlining workflows and facilitating seamless object editing in scenes.

Aussie and Kiwi companies lauded at the Adobe Experience Maker awards for their digital innovation, securing three major accolades.

i-PRO Co., the former Panasonic Security, integrates Docker container support into its AI-enabled X Series cameras, facilitating app development, boosting cybersecurity, and enhancing AI component modularity.

NVIDIA aims to expedite AI-assisted robotics development by enriching its Isaac platform, combining advanced simulation technologies and innovative AI, including foundational models and robotic learning systems.

NVIDIA expands AI capabilities in healthcare with the introduction of over two dozen microservices, offering potential breakthroughs in generative AI for early disease detection and drug discovery.

VIAVI Solutions introduced the first entirely automated probe microscope to its fibre optic testing solutions. The INX 760 speeds up inspection, boosting field operation efficiency.

Claroty research exposes a rise in cybersecurity vulnerabilities in Australia's healthcare sector, suggesting significant risks for hospitals and health clinics.

Adobe unveils Adobe Express mobile app featuring AI technology for simplified on-the-go content creation, amid a surge in global users, with beta testing now available for iOS and Android.

Leaders in drone technology, Carbonix, teamed with RIEGL and Phase One, to revolutionise aerial surveying and geospatial data acquisition, paving the way for efficient large-scale 3D terrain mapping.