Dallas-Based Gooru AI Launches New Platform
The company demonstrated its AI representative technology at the Frontiers of Flight Museum.
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Artificial Intelligence
D Magazine Finds AI in Dallas Michelin Guide
An investigation identifies AI-generated language in local restaurant descriptions, though Michelin denies using the technology.
Data Centers
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GDT Opens AI Laboratory at Dallas Headquarters
The new facility provides businesses with a production-grade environment to test generative AI and large language models.
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Cost Plus Drugs Expands to Rare Disease Treatments
A Dallas-based factory is now utilizing specialized DNA-like molecules to create custom rare disease medicines.
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Island Browser Earned Gartner Customers' Choice Honor
The enterprise browser provider secured the top rating based on hundreds of verified user reviews.
Software
Taivo Launched as New Parent Company
The firm announced its formation in Dallas, uniting eight distinct brands under one corporate umbrella.
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