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Big tech steps up push into physical AI

Big tech companies are moving faster into so-called physical AI that applies AI in the real world, including robots, cars and drones, as they seek to secure an early lead in a market seen as smaller than chatbots for now but with high potential. Nvidia, AWS, SoftBank, Anthropic and Xpeng are among those expanding initiatives. South Korean companies and institutions are also stepping up projects, funding and partnerships, even as concerns persist about data shortages and reliability.

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B2B SaaS market sees headless emerge as major variable after SaaS apocalypse fears ease

Recent selling driven by fears that AI could weaken or eliminate enterprise software, dubbed the “SaaS apocalypse,” appears to be easing. Shares of major software-as-a-service companies have risen, with Salesforce jumping after earnings. The Financial Times reported that Wall Street is stepping back from worst-case scenarios, though generic software remains vulnerable. Headless software is emerging as a key factor, potentially changing business models and how users derive value from software.

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Scalable AI agents require cross-team collaboration, Dell executive says

Matt Dunphy (맷 던피), a senior vice president at Dell Technologies, said building AI agents is not a solo effort and requires collaboration among data science, security and legal teams to create scalable systems. Speaking at the Dell Technologies Forum 2026, he outlined stages of agent evolution and said workers may soon manage many agents. He also cited difficulties in defining high-value use cases, changing operating models, and preparing IT infrastructure, while stressing token economics and deployment choices to control costs.