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Jan 22, 2026 Factory Humanoid Robots: Discerning Fact from Fiction Humanoid robots face slower-than-hyped adoption as technical limits, high costs, safety risks and skills gaps persist. Gartner forecasts fewer than 20 manufacturers using them at scale by 2028, with most companies favoring cheaper, more reliable polyfunctional robots. EE Times Jan 22, 2026 VIEWPOINT 2026: Joe Booth, CEO, Altus Group Ltd Entering 2026, momentum across electronics manufacturing in the UK and Ireland remains strong, building on a buoyant second half of 2025. At Altus, activity on the production floor continues to reflect sustained customer investment, particularly as new facilities announced over the past two years begin to move ... Altus Group Ltd Jan 22, 2026 What's Next for Global Electronics: A 2026 Outlook from East Asia Electronics investment in 2026 turns disciplined, favoring durable returns as AI converges across auto, industrial, and telecom markets. Demand rises for power chips and 2.5D/3D packaging as security and nearshoring reshape global supply chains. Global Electronics Association Jan 22, 2026 Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says AI won't be the job killer everyone fears. Here's why Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said AI will create more jobs, not fewer, arguing at the World Economic Forum in Davos that unlike past technologies, AI can drive productivity, spark new industries, and fuel broad economic growth and prosperity. CNBC Jan 22, 2026 IoT Tech Expo Explores Real World Convergence of Edge AI, IoT and Embedded IoT Tech Expo Global 2026 lands in London on Feb. 4–5, showcasing real-world IoT and AI impact through 200+ speakers and 150 exhibitors, with sessions spanning smart manufacturing, edge AI, embedded systems, connectivity, and security. EE Times Jan 22, 2026 Intel's stock jumps 11% to highest since early 2022 ahead of earnings Wall Street is betting on Intel ahead of earnings, pushing shares to a four-year high on optimism over surging AI-driven server chip demand, potential foundry breakthroughs, strong government backing, and renewed data center growth despite near-term revenue declines. CNBC Jan 22, 2026 Group warns over use of Chinese-made AI A Taiwan think tank warned that Chinese-linked AI allegedly funnels data to Beijing, urging democracies to ban such models, align AI rules and strengthen oversight, citing national security, data privacy and human rights risks from China’s state-backed AI industry. Taipei Times Jan 22, 2026 Why AI Keeps Falling for Prompt Injection Attacks Researchers warn large language models remain vulnerable to prompt injection, often obeying manipulative instructions humans would ignore. Without layered context or real-world grounding, LLMs can't be fully secured without new AI approaches. IEEE Spectrum |
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