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Cisco will provide observability and governance controls for AMD's new Ryzen AI Halo developer PCs to help enterprises manage agent behavior and costs.
GEICO filed a federal complaint alleging nine New York medical supply companies orchestrated a fraudulent billing scheme under the state's No-Fault insurance system.
The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board has unanimously approved a report recommending that public four-year universities receive state funding based on student graduation rates and degree completion rather than enrollment numbers.
Three Richardson residents report that repeated changes in their State Farm adjusters prolonged their insurance claims, echoing allegations in a state lawsuit.
Raytheon is increasing production of its Coyote counter-drone missile for the U.S. Army following its use in Operation Epic Fury, with plans to reach 300 units monthly.
Zafran Security has refuted reports that Cisco Systems is purchasing the Israeli cybersecurity firm for over $150 million, stating instead that Cisco made a strategic investment.
Cisco Systems is testing quantum key distribution with routers in Italy and partnering with SuccessKPI to integrate AI workforce management into Webex Contact Center.
Raytheon is tripling and then doubling its production of Coyote missiles to support U.S. Army counter-UAS efforts amid the conflict with Iran.
Cisco Systems is in advanced negotiations to purchase Israeli cybersecurity firm Zafran Security for between $150 million and $200 million, a figure below its last valuation, while Zafran denies sale talks and cites a strategic investment instead.
Rheinmetall shares remain near their 52-week low of €902.50 despite securing major contracts with Raytheon and for Ukraine munitions, following the cancellation of a German frigate program.
Raytheon showcased its Next Generation Short Range Interceptor system, highlighting improved range and target acquisition capabilities during a recent demonstration.
Cisco Talos has identified a financially motivated threat group using custom malware to steal credentials and cryptocurrency from victims in the United States and Europe.
Raytheon intends to restart manufacturing of the ADM-160 MALD air-launched decoy to address growing demand from the United States and NATO allies, with initial deliveries expected from Arizona.
GEICO filed a federal lawsuit alleging nine New York medical-supply companies and six individuals orchestrated a fraud scheme within the state's No-Fault auto insurance program.
Cisco AI Defense achieved the highest F1 score in an independent ML6 benchmark of 80,000 Dutch-language prompts, citing its ability to handle multilingual, multi-turn enterprise AI conversations.
GEICO filed a complaint in federal court accusing a Queens pharmacy of submitting inflated claims for pain relief products under New York's No-Fault auto insurance system.
RTX's Raytheon unit completed a technical demonstration of its Next Generation Short Range Interceptor, showing improved range and accuracy over the current Stinger system.
A three-year study of nearly 4,000 adults found that regular, brief cognitive training can enhance brain health across all age groups, challenging the notion that mental decline is inevitable.
Developers expect to complete the multi-phased The Grid project on the former Texas Instruments campus within three to five years.
Dr. Marc P. Christensen has officially assumed the role of executive vice president for academic affairs and provost at The University of Texas at Richardson, bringing extensive leadership experience from previous roles at SMU and Clarkson University.
Cisco and Nutanix have introduced a combined edge computing solution designed to support artificial intelligence workloads and simplify distributed infrastructure management.
IPG's Mediabrands has won the media planning and buying business for GEICO, ending a more than two-decade partnership with Horizon Media.
The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency has added a 2007 Cisco vulnerability to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog as threat actors launch attacks.
Tineo Peruvian Cafe, a family-owned restaurant on Arapaho Road, will hold its grand reopening on July 31 in a newly renovated space.
The Supreme Court of Maryland ruled that a household exclusion in a GEICO policy capped the payout to four adult children at $30,000, despite the policy's $300,000 limit.
Centripetal Networks has petitioned the head of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to reverse a decision that invalidated one of its key cybersecurity patents involved in litigation with Cisco.
Higher education institutions in Texas are introducing new academic programs focused on artificial intelligence to address evolving workforce demands.
Dan Barrios, who was elected to City Council Place 3 in May 2023, announced his resignation during Monday night's meeting, with the city manager set to discuss next steps.
A lawsuit filed in Ohio alleges that GEICO and LexisNexis failed to remove disputed identity-theft claims from underwriting records, leading to inflated insurance premiums for the plaintiff.
A joint demonstration by Aliro, zerothird, and Cisco shows entanglement-based quantum key distribution operating on commercial Cisco routers in Italy.
