Kolmar Korea became the first cosmetics company to win CES Best of Innovation in Beauty Tech two years running, with ChromaFlow taking top honors for CES 2027. Its LumiJet Pro skincare device also earned an AI Innovation Award.
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ADNOC Gas reported third-quarter 2026 net income of $1.34 billion, double the prior quarter, and raised full-year guidance to at least $4 billion while approving a $940 million quarterly dividend.
Chimes AI is running its Tukey industrial platform on FPT AI Factory's NVIDIA H100 GPUs, cutting end-to-end inference latency from 9.54 seconds to 3.28 seconds in a 2K-input benchmark. The startup says the collaboration supports its expansion into industrial and manufacturing markets in Vietnam and the region.
Singapore's Flexxon has been named a CyberCall 2025 awardee under the "Cybersecurity for AI" challenge for X-PHY AI Armor, a hardware-rooted gateway designed to police AI agents at the protocol level. It is the company's third award under the initiative.
A.I.Matics' AIM-T1 AI vision inspection platform has been named a CES 2027 Innovation Awards Honoree in the Artificial Intelligence and Construction & Industrial Tech categories. The company plans to showcase the platform at CES 2027 in Las Vegas.
Agoda has expanded its AI Assistant to users across 21 markets, allowing travelers to plan and book trips within its mobile app. The tool combines conversational planning with Agoda's live inventory of accommodations, flights, tours and attractions.
Shanghai Electric is applying industrial AI to heavy-duty gas turbine manufacturing, including flexible blade production, AI-assisted weld inspection and a data-driven operations and maintenance platform drawing on more than 60 turbine units.
Singapore-headquartered semiconductor startup Symatics has unveiled its Morphic Processing Unit architecture, a new approach to organising AI computations aimed at interactive AI, complex reasoning and AI agents. The company says the design targets data movement bottlenecks and single-request speed.
YYForce Inc. said its humanoid robotics training initiatives were featured in a Mediacorp television broadcast in Singapore. The segment showed a teleoperation demonstration with the Unitree G1 robot and a Vision-Language-Action training workflow.
