How applied artificial intelligence is changing architecture, engineering, construction and manufacturing — generative design, AI project controls, computer vision on the jobsite, predictive maintenance and the platforms AECM firms are adopting. The newsroom view on AI in construction and industry, updated daily.
Zeta Global's acquisition of Digital Audience aims to enhance AI-driven customer intelligence activation, offering potential benefits for data-driven marketing strategies in AECM and government sectors.
Oxide Computer Company raises $445 million to expand on-premises cloud infrastructure, addressing growing demand for private cloud solutions tailored to enterprise needs.
Amazon will no longer use NDAs in data center deals with local governments, following Microsoft's similar move. This shift aims to address public concerns and reduce opposition to AI infrastructure projects.
Factory has appointed Connor Maloney as Head of Federal to lead its expansion into government markets, focusing on secure software solutions for federal agencies. This move aligns with federal compliance requirements and presents new opportunities for AECM businesses.
The promise of humanoid robots transforming industries remains distant as experts challenge the feasibility of current AI technologies to deliver on ambitious timelines.
Stord secures $400 million credit facility to expand logistics network, enhancing AI and robotics investments, impacting AECM logistics strategies.
Groceryshop 2026 showcased the readiness of retail robots for large-scale deployment, with companies like Simbe Robotics and Badger Technologies leading the charge. This trend offers significant opportunities for AECM professionals and government contractors in the expanding market for intelligent a
MIT's SANDO system offers a breakthrough in drone navigation, enabling safe operations in unpredictable environments. This development is crucial for industries relying on drones for operations in dynamic settings.
Danu Robotics unveils H.E.R.O., an AI-driven recycling robot poised to disrupt the $20 billion market by enhancing sorting efficiency and reducing costs.
Neuromorphic engineering could be key to overcoming limitations in physical AI, offering significant opportunities for AECM businesses.
Tata Consulting Engineers is driving change in industrial asset management through AI and digitalization, promising enhanced efficiency and compliance for US AECM operators.
Despite increased investment in AI, construction firms face challenges in operational readiness, risking unfulfilled potential and competitive disadvantage.
Rockwell Automation joins a consortium to digitize pharmaceutical development, setting the stage for digital transformation across industries.
Seeq and Cognizant's collaboration aims to enhance AI applications in pharmaceutical manufacturing, focusing on efficiency and regulatory compliance.
Salvo's innovative use of agentic adversary simulation to test network vulnerabilities highlights a significant shift in cybersecurity strategy for AECM leaders, emphasizing the need for robust defenses against AI-driven threats.
To secure a future in the oil and gas industry, companies must adopt AI, digital twins, and IIoT technologies. Legacy systems are holding back modernization, and executives are urged to act swiftly to remain competitive.
CMES Robotics introduces its AI-powered palletizer at PACK EXPO 2026, addressing labor and efficiency challenges in U.S. logistics.
Organizational readiness, not technology, is the main barrier to AI success in PLM. AECM firms must focus on strategic planning and capability development to leverage AI effectively.
Mecka raises $60 million to expand its robotics data infrastructure, enhancing commercial robot deployments and offering key opportunities for AECM professionals.
The University of Maryland leads a $17.3 million NSF-backed project to establish an AI-powered biomanufacturing lab, promising advancements in pharmaceutical production.
DigiKey partners with TDK SensEI to distribute the edgeRX Starter, enhancing predictive maintenance capabilities in industrial settings.
Dell Technologies has launched the XPS 16 Creator Edition, a new workstation designed for AI applications, featuring NVIDIA RTX Spark graphics and up to 128GB of unified memory. This development is significant for AECM professionals needing robust hardware for AI-driven tasks.
Graphisoft's Archicad 2026 portfolio introduces AI capabilities and enhanced connectivity, offering significant competitive advantages for AECM professionals.
The AI construction boom could reach $1.5 trillion annually by 2031, but achieving $6 trillion in revenue is key to sustaining investment. Contractors face challenges like power constraints and community opposition, impacting project timelines.
