DJI Launches ROMO 2 Robot Vacuum Series Globally

DJI launched the ROMO 2 series globally on September 3, 2026, introducing two new robot vacuum and mop models, the ROMO P2 and ROMO A2. The Shenzhen-based company announced the global launch in a release, positioning the second-generation line around drone-derived obstacle sensing, a wider-swinging mopping arm, and an upgraded self-cleaning base station. Perception and…

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Bolster AI Reveals Fabricated Scale Behind Dark Web Counterfeit Market

Bolster AI on September 3, 2026 published research reporting that a Tor-hosted marketplace selling counterfeit currency manufactured the appearance of scale, security and legitimacy to attract buyers, finding that the site’s payment system had generated fewer than 2,400 orders while its three major vendors displayed a combined 57,803. According to the company’s announcement, the Santa…

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Monetizing AI Requires Organizational Alignment

In the world of artificial intelligence, software pricing and monetization needs are shifting rapidly. Businesses are struggling to meter data, let alone know how to charge for it. They’re deploying features and products that incorporate AI functionality, frequently without being certain of the actual expense or the impact of this cost on their profits. They’re…

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Keeping PHI Secure in Untethered Employee Benefits Platforms

The integration of artificial intelligence into HR and employee benefits administration has fundamentally changed how healthcare benefits are managed and delivered. For modern organizations, enabling “untethered access” (i.e., allowing employees, HR admins, and care navigators to manage health benefits, verify coverage, and access personalized AI support directly on mobile devices) delivers massive efficiency gains. However,…

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Your Fraud Stack Was Built For Human Adversaries

For the last 30 years, CAPTCHA has done one job: make a machine fail a test that a person passes without thinking. That job is over. Researchers, testing automated solvers against Google’s reCAPTCHA v2 image challenges, reported a 100% success rate, up from roughly 68% to 71% in earlier work, and found no meaningful difference…

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Cango’s EcoHash Begins Commercial GPU Compute at Georgia AI Facility

Cango Inc. said its high-performance computing and AI inference subsidiary, EcoHash Technology LLC, completed dedicated AI infrastructure modifications at its Georgia facility and began commercial GPU compute services with an initial batch of GPU servers, the company announced on September 3, 2026. EcoHash completed the infrastructure modifications and retrofits for the dedicated AI compute section…

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