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AI & Enterprise
Red Hat says shift from AI consumer to provider to control costs
Red Hat is reshaping its platform strategy for the era of AI agents, focusing on an open-source full-stack platform spanning hardware to agents. CTO Chris Wright said token prices are falling but enterprise token consumption is rising sharply, making reliance on external APIs and proprietary frontier models difficult to sustain. He urged firms to shift from paying for outside services to operating AI on their own infrastructure, backed by Red Hat AI Enterprise.
Mobility
Mobility industry speeds up autonomous driving with proven data as a weapon
South Korea\'s mobility platform industry is expanding into autonomous driving by using data gathered from its own services as AI training assets. Socar plans to set up a standalone unit for autonomous driving services, with Krafton joining as a strategic investor. Kakao Mobility has declared a shift into a physical AI company and outlined technology plans based on Kakao T data. Autonomous A2Z is building mass-production systems through deals with automakers and parts makers.
Industry
Electronic bike brake design removes levers, stops when you grip the handlebar
An electronic bicycle brake system has been proposed that brakes without levers, activating when riders grip the handlebar. Dutch inventor Maas van Beek (마스 반 베이크) unveiled a design using pressure sensors inside the grips and a central control module to trigger braking. The system integrates braking into the handlebar and includes a motor to assist braking force, along with a mechanical backup for electronic failures. The concept has been patented, but no working prototype exists yet.
