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IBM releases open-source Granite 4.0 Nano AI models designed to run locally, including directly in the browser. The lightweight models aim to enable on-device inference with lower latency and greater privacy, expanding the Granite family for scenarios that do not require a cloud connection.

Microsoft expands Copilot with capabilities to generate applications and automate job tasks across tools. The upgrade positions Copilot as a workflow builder, translating natural-language requests into runnable steps to reduce repetitive work.

GitHub introduces Agent HQ as a centralized hub to manage multiple AI coding agents in enterprise environments. The offering targets fragmentation and governance by providing a single point for orchestration, policy, and visibility across agents.

OpenAI announces an organizational restructuring and marks a ‘next chapter’ in its partnership with Microsoft. The move signals changes in internal organization and collaboration structure to support ongoing AI development and deployment.

NVIDIA showcases AI Physics for aerospace and automotive engineering, emphasizing design acceleration. The company claims workflows accelerate by up to 500x, aiming to shorten iteration cycles and improve optimization in complex systems.