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Anatomage Launches 3D-Printed Cadaver-Based Anatomy Models

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Anatomage Launches 3D-Printed Cadaver-Based Anatomy Models

Santa Clara – September 08, 2026 -- Anatomage Inc. has launched Anatomage Replica, a line of 3D-printed anatomical models derived from real cadaver data, positioning the product as a lower-cost alternative to plastinated human specimens for medical training.

Replica converts digital cadaver data into physical training models

The new product line builds on the Anatomage Table, the company's digital anatomy platform that uses fully volumized digital bodies derived from real cadaver sections and high-fidelity synthetic cadavers. Replica applies 3D-printing technology to translate this cadaver data into physical models intended for repeated use in classrooms, dissection labs and clinical training settings.

Datamaran Names Bert Sinnema CTO to Drive AI Platform Push

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Datamaran Names Bert Sinnema CTO to Drive AI Platform Push

Leeuwarden – September 08, 2026 -- Datamaran, the AI-powered risk and governance software provider, has appointed Bert Sinnema as Chief Technology Officer, tasking him with accelerating AI-driven product development across the platform.

Sinnema takes charge of global engineering and product teams

Based in Datamaran's Leeuwarden office in the Netherlands, Sinnema will lead the company's global engineering and product organization, including its engineering hub in Valencia, Spain. He owns Datamaran's product vision, strategy, and technology roadmap, from architecture to delivery.

Bundeswehr Taps FHF to Modernize Mobile Radio Transmitters by 2028

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Bundeswehr Taps FHF to Modernize Mobile Radio Transmitters by 2028

Koblenz – September 08, 2026 -- Germany's Bundeswehr has commissioned Bremen-based FHF Flurfördergeräte GmbH to overhaul eight mobile FM/DAB+ transmission containers for its Center for Operational Communication, with full delivery targeted for mid-2028.

The Federal Office for Equipment, Information Technology and Use of the Bundeswehr (BAAINBw) awarded the regeneration contract to upgrade aging transmission cabins that form part of the military's mobile radio broadcast systems, alongside equipment trucks, power generators and a mobile 25-meter antenna.

Prototype Container Arrives by Year-End, Seven More Follow in 2027-2028

A first prototype unit is scheduled for completion by the end of this year. Following successful testing and acceptance, seven additional containers will be produced through 2027 and 2028, completing the fleet renewal by mid-2028.

DELIVAN to Debut Two Electric Vans at IAA Transportation 2026

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DELIVAN to Debut Two Electric Vans at IAA Transportation 2026

Liverpool – September 08, 2026 -- DELIVAN, the European-focused van brand owned by Chery Commercial Vehicle, will unveil its first two all-electric production vans at IAA Transportation 2026, moving from concept to market-ready hardware five months after its debut at the CV Show in Birmingham.

Two production vans and four converted variants go on display in Hall 13

The two all-electric vans represent different size classes within DELIVAN's forthcoming European range, targeting a variety of commercial applications. They will be shown alongside four converted variants built on the same platforms, intended to demonstrate flexibility for specialist fleet uses. DELIVAN will occupy Hall 13, Stand E54 at the show.

MINISFORUM Debuts 131 TOPS Edge AI Systems at IFA 2026

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MINISFORUM Debuts 131 TOPS Edge AI Systems at IFA 2026

Berlin – September 08, 2026 -- MINISFORUM has launched two edge AI computing systems built on AMD's Ryzen AI MAX+ PRO 495 processor, delivering up to 131 TOPS of AI compute performance for enterprise and developer workloads. The AI Mini Workstation MS-S1 MAX-P495 and the AI Agent NAS N5 MAX-P495 were unveiled at IFA Berlin, where they are on display in Hall 6.2-104 through September 8.

New systems pack 192GB memory and 160GB of graphics memory for large-model workloads

Both devices run on the Ryzen AI MAX+ PRO 495 chip and support up to 192GB of memory at 8533 MT/s, with as much as 160GB allocatable as graphics memory. MINISFORUM positions the specification as sufficient to run larger AI models and more complex inference workloads directly on local hardware rather than in the cloud.

BUUU to Acquire 60% of Brightray, Raise $60M for AI Data Centers

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BUUU to Acquire 60% of Brightray, Raise $60M for AI Data Centers

Singapore – September 08, 2026 -- BUUU Group Limited (Nasdaq: BUUU) has signed a definitive agreement to acquire a 60% stake in Brightray Science Inc., a modular prefabricated data center provider, while raising more than $60 million through private placements to fund an industrialized AI infrastructure build-out.

Carestream Upgrades DRX-LC Detector With AI Noise Cancellation

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Carestream Upgrades DRX-LC Detector With AI Noise Cancellation

Shanghai – September 08, 2026 -- Carestream Healthcare International has launched an upgraded version of its DRX-LC Detector, adding AI-driven noise cancellation and automated exposure control to speed up long-length imaging exams such as spine and long-bone radiography.

New detector cuts retakes with single-exposure imaging

The DRX-LC Detector captures long-bone and spine exams in a single shot, replacing the traditional multi-exposure, image-stitching workflow. Carestream says this reduces patient hold time and minimizes the need for retakes.

Detector Exposure Control automates dose optimization

The new Detector Exposure Control (DEC) feature automatically adjusts imaging parameters to reduce variability across exposures, aiming to optimize radiation dose while improving diagnostic accuracy.

Carestream Upgrades DRX LC Detector for Long-Length Imaging

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Carestream Upgrades DRX LC Detector for Long-Length Imaging

Shanghai – September 08, 2026 -- Carestream Healthcare International has launched an upgraded version of its DRX LC detector, adding AI-driven exposure control and noise cancellation to improve single-shot long-length imaging (LLI) for spine and long-bone exams.

New detector eliminates multi-exposure stitching for long-bone and spine exams

Long-length imaging has traditionally required multiple exposures and image stitching, extending patient immobilization time and increasing the risk of retakes. The updated DRX LC captures full spine and long-bone studies in a single exposure, reducing scan time and repeat-rate risk for radiology departments.

A2035 Ventures Adds Ex-Meta AI Lead, Space Force CTO to Project 777

DALLAS – – September 08, 2026 -- A2035 Ventures has added Preston Dunlap, the first Chief Technology Officer and Chief Architect of the U.S. Space Force and U.S. Air Force, and Sean Perry, formerly with Agentic AI at Meta Superintelligence Labs, to the technical leadership of Project 777, its compounding intelligence architecture, as the company pursues strategic discussions with major AI organizations.

Space Force's first CTO has advised Project 777 since April 2025

Dunlap now serves as Technical Advisor, having provided technical perspective on the architecture and its evidence base for roughly a year and a half before the leadership expansion was announced.

Former Meta Superintelligence Labs lead joins as Strategic Technical Lead

Perry reviewed Project 777's Technical Proof Packet after departing Meta's superintelligence organization and is now helping lead technical diligence and strategic technical engagement for the company.

Chip Equipment Billings Hit Record $40.53B on AI Demand Surge

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Chip Equipment Billings Hit Record $40.53B on AI Demand Surge

Milpitas, Calif. – September 08, 2026 -- Global semiconductor equipment billings climbed 23% year-over-year to $40.53 billion in the second quarter of 2026, marking a second consecutive record quarter, according to SEMI's Worldwide Semiconductor Equipment Market Statistics (WWSEMS) report.

Quarterly billings grew 11% sequentially as AI infrastructure spending accelerated
The second-quarter figure represents an 11% quarter-over-quarter increase, building on the prior record set in the first quarter of 2026. SEMI attributed the sustained growth to rising demand for advanced manufacturing capacity tied to AI computing infrastructure buildouts.