
Atomic Machines unveils AI manufacturing with $250 million raised
Atomic Machines introduces the Matter Compiler and says its first relay is shipping to early customers for evaluation.
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Atomic Machines introduces the Matter Compiler and says its first relay is shipping to early customers for evaluation.

The connector gives Genie access to approved Workday data through Unity Catalog, with queries running on Databricks compute.

XAnge leads a Series A for supply chain data connections that support automated trade.

Norrsken leads a Series A for AI agents that handle medical appointments and routine patient calls.

OpenAI publishes a customer account of longer quantitative research tasks with continuing human review.

Chakra observes practical work and gives hiring teams scores tied to interview evidence.

Zeta plans to bring AI answer visibility and audience data technology in house through two acquisition agreements.

Developers can register for femtoAIโs platform, with a company NDA required to access its SDK and models.

SignSplit says W Group backing combines capital and strategic resources for a consented data platform.

A new whitepaper sets out workload controls and deployment choices.

Lisa Su says AMD needs more advanced wafer capacity and closer coordination with memory suppliers.

SAP plans to acquire TechWolf and bring its skills data into SuccessFactors. The deal is expected to close in the fourth quarter.

The companies plan to explore links between assembly robots and electronics testing.

The revised Kentucky Power timetable depends on regulatory approval and utility construction.

Their first joint customer operation carries freight between Dallas and Houston with an observer in the driverโs seat.

Its employer data shows rising mentions of applied AI skills and a decline in foundational skills from their peak.

The new setup flow requires established API usage and an authorized organization administrator.

The combined company metric leaves paid sales and completed deployments unclear.

The multiyear agreement covers North American projects, with delivery dates and contract value undisclosed.

The offering combines Rubrik controls with LTM assessments, deployment and ongoing governance.

Googleโs console interface brings Java, .NET and mainframe assessment tools together.

The collaboration links network protections with software fixes. Zscalerโs shield remains in early access.

The transaction adds new capital and employee liquidity. Alfieโs commercial launch is planned for March 2027.

The global partnership combines Cohereโs North platform and models with PwCโs work on implementation, governance and business processes.