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SK Hynix Surpasses Samsung as the Most Valuable Memory Chipmaker

SK Hynix has surpassed Samsung to become the world’s most valuable memory‑chip maker, a milestone that comes 20 years after the South Korean company faced a near‑collapse. The move reflects SK Hynix’s rapid growth and the shifting dynamics of the global memory‑chip market. The company’

Sarvam AI Positions India as a Key Voice in Global AI Policy Discussions

Sarvam AI Positions India as a Key Voice in Global AI Policy Discussions Sarvam AI, an Indian artificial‑intelligence firm, has stepped into the spotlight as a leading advocate for India in worldwide AI policy conversations. The company’s active participation in international forums underscores India’s intent to shape

AI Agents Transform Enterprise Applications into Decision Systems

AI Agents as Decision‑Making Extensions Recent developments show that artificial‑intelligence agents can be embedded directly into traditional enterprise applications. By monitoring data flows, learning from user interactions, and executing predefined rules, these agents act as autonomous decision‑makers. They can recommend actions, trigger workflows, and even adjust parameters

China Overhauls University Curriculum to Embrace AI

China has announced a sweeping overhaul of its university curriculum, phasing out approximately 12,000 conventional degree programs in favor of courses centered on artificial intelligence. The reform aims to align the country’s higher‑education output with the demands of an AI‑driven economy, ensuring that graduates possess skills

Agentic AI is Redefining Cybersecurity for Critical Infrastructure

Agentic AI is Redefining Cybersecurity for Critical Infrastructure Telefónica’s recent blog post discusses the growing role of agentic AI—systems that can act autonomously and make decisions—within the cybersecurity landscape. The focus is on protecting critical infrastructure such as power grids, water treatment plants, and transportation networks, where

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Canada Invests Heavily in Australian Radar Technology

Canada has completed a large procurement of radar technology from Australian suppliers, underscoring a strategic partnership in defense and surveillance. The deal represents a substantial financial commitment by Canada to enhance its radar capabilities, leveraging Australian expertise in advanced radar systems. While specific technical details of the radar suite were

AI News – June 22, 2026

Europe’s ungoverned space: Military AI and the autonomy that cannot be bought Europe faces a growing challenge as military AI systems develop autonomously, outpacing existing governance frameworks and raising security concerns. Read more: Europe’s ungoverned space: Military AI and the autonomy that cannot be bought - CEPR AI