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Novo Nordisk Signs $2.1 Billion Licensing Deal With Vivtex for Oral Drug Delivery
A licensing agreement allows access to innovative oral drug delivery technology valued at $2.1 billion, according to company statements.
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Amazon Halts Blue Jay Warehouse Robot Project After Six Months
Amazon halted the Blue Jay robotics project in January 2026, just three months after its October 2025 launch, reallocating staff to other initiatives.
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Zscaler Reports 23% Revenue Growth in Q2 Fiscal 2025
Zscaler reported Q2 fiscal 2025 revenue of $647.9 million, a 23% increase year-over-year, and raised full-year guidance to $2.640–$2.654 billion.
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OpenAI Hires Riley Walz for OAI Labs Team
Riley Walz has joined OpenAI as a software engineer in OAI Labs, focusing on human-AI collaboration tools under Joanne Jang, according to the company.
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Dulguun Myagmarsuren Awarded Fellowship for DPYD Mutation Screening Research
A national research fellowship was awarded for low-cost DPYD mutation screening. This initiative aims to enhance chemotherapy safety, according to reports.
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Nvidia Reports Record Revenues and Market Share Growth
Nvidia reported $57.01 billion in Q3 FY2025 revenue, with data center sales reaching $51.2 billion, according to company data.
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Nvidia CEO States AI Agents Will Use, Not Replace, Enterprise Software
Nvidia's CEO Huang stated AI agents will integrate with existing tools like ServiceNow and SAP, addressing market concerns, according to reports.
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Maritime Cybersecurity Research Advances With AI and Policy Efforts
Recent research highlights AI solutions for maritime cybersecurity, addressing GPS spoofing and ransomware threats, according to the findings.
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Cybersecurity Surpasses Tariffs as Leading Business Threat
Recent surveys show 44% of businesses now view cybersecurity as the top threat to continuity, surpassing tariffs, according to industry reports.