OpenAI has launched GPT-4.5, code-named Orion, its largest AI model yet, offering enhanced performance and emotional intelligence. Available to subscribers and developers, it showcases advancements in unsupervised learning, though it faces competition from newer reasoning models. OpenAI emphasizes its potential while acknowledging limitations in scaling laws.
In the latest AI/BI update, Databricks introduces dynamic calculated measures, allowing users to visualize new metrics without altering datasets. Key features include PDF downloads of dashboards, Automatic Identity Management for seamless user onboarding, and enhanced Genie visualization capabilities, making data insights more accessible and user-friendly than ever.
At MWC 2025, MediaTek unveiled groundbreaking technologies for 6G, including hybrid computing and the M90 5G Advanced modem, achieving speeds up to 12Gbps. The company showcased innovations in AI, satellite connectivity, and automotive solutions, emphasizing enhanced user experiences and new service opportunities across various connected devices.
AIEV, or AI-powered Electric Vehicles, represent a new era in automotive intelligence, integrating advanced AI technologies to enhance user experience and drive industry growth. This transformation is fueled by technological innovation, promising safer, more personalized driving experiences while reshaping the automotive landscape and creating new market opportunities.
AI agents are poised to revolutionize enterprise operations through event-driven architecture (EDA), enabling dynamic, context-driven workflows. Unlike traditional models, agents adapt in real-time, accessing and sharing data seamlessly. This flexibility is crucial for tackling complex business challenges, ensuring scalability and resilience in modern systems.
At MWC 2025, Ericsson is showcasing how AI and 5G are transforming businesses, exemplified by their partnership with Jaguar Land Rover. By integrating real-time data and automation, JLR is significantly enhancing manufacturing efficiency, reducing changeover times from months to minutes, and driving the next wave of digital transformation.
Hugging Face has launched FastRTC, an open-source Python library designed to simplify the development of real-time AI voice and video applications. By automating complex WebRTC functionalities, FastRTC enables developers to create audio applications with minimal code, bridging the gap between sophisticated AI models and user-friendly interfaces.
Ireland’s data centres are projected to consume 33% of the country’s electricity by 2026, driven by the growth of AI and largely operated by international tech giants. This expansion raises concerns about the impact on Ireland’s electricity supply and prioritizes corporate needs over those of the Irish nation.
Silicon Labs has launched its MG26 family of wireless SoCs, enhancing smart home connectivity with advanced multiprotocol capabilities. Designed for Matter devices, the MG26 offers superior performance, AI/ML processing, and robust security features, empowering developers to create innovative IoT applications while ensuring seamless integration across various smart home ecosystems.
As Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2025 approaches, the telecommunications industry is set for a digital transformation. AI will be integral to telecom operations, enhancing customer experiences and optimizing network performance. This year’s event in Barcelona will showcase advanced data intelligence technologies that empower telecom operators to innovate and compete effectively.
