Drugmakers in China Explore AI Marketing Amid Anti-Graft Scrutiny

Reuters reported on November 11, 2026 that pharmaceutical companies in China are exploring marketing through medical AI assistants and customized disease-specific academic platforms as stricter anti-corruption enforcement complicates traditional visits to doctors and hospitals. The opportunities fall into two distinct categories. Null Hypothesis CEO Gu Fei said major Chinese and foreign drugmakers have licensed its…

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Modine Starts Chiller Production in Texas for AI Data Centers

Modine announced the start of commercial production on November 11, 2026 at a new 682,000-square-foot Airedale chiller factory in Grand Prairie, Texas, adding U.S. manufacturing capacity for data-center cooling equipment. The purpose-built plant is dedicated to manufacturing 2MW and 3MW chillers with free cooling. The added capacity is aimed at hyperscale cloud providers, colocation operators…

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XpertDox Raises $20M Series A to Expand Autonomous Medical Coding

XpertDox announced a $20 million Series A on November 11, 2026, according to Business Wire’s listing of the release. Savant Growth led the investment, with funding from its investment partner Kennet Partners, to scale the company’s AI medical-coding business for healthcare providers. The announcement included an operating milestone: XpertDox said its XpertCoding platform codes more…

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Harvey Partners with Djøf Forlag to Add Danish Legal Sources

Harvey announced on November 11, 2026, a partnership with Danish legal publisher Djøf Forlag to add licensed Danish legislation, executive orders and preparatory works to its legal AI platform, giving Jurabibliotek licensees a way to research and draft from those materials alongside their own documents. Jurabibliotek’s legislative content is scheduled to become available in Harvey…

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Armada Starts Dublin Production of Sovereign AI Data Centers

Armada announced on November 10, 2026, that continuous production had started at Galleon Forge Two, its 90,000-square-foot manufacturing operation inside a Johnson Controls facility in Dublin, and that the first Dublin-built Leviathan modular data center had been completed for Fossefall in Norway. The site is Armada’s first European manufacturing operation and the second Galleon Forge…

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