NEWPORT BEACH, Calif., July 22, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — MindHYVE.ai™, a leader in decentralized agentic intelligence, today announced the official launch of its newly reimagined website: https://mindhyve.ai. More than a digital refresh, the new site is an interactive portal into the architecture, ethics, and future-facing vision behind MindHYVE.ai™’s approach to AGI.
Mindhyve.ai – All Systems: Active
The website integrates immersive design, 3D modeling, and an AGI-native visual language — offering visitors a cinematic, thought-provoking experience that invites both exploration and imagination.
“We didn’t just design a website — we constructed an intelligence portal,” said Bill Faruki, Founder & CEO of MindHYVE.ai™. “It reflects the way our systems think: adaptive, spatial, and purpose driven.”
Key Features of the New Site
Immersive, Agentic Interface Inspired by the architecture of decentralized AGI, the new website features motion-responsive navigation, conceptual modules, and a visual language that mirrors agentic flow and reasoning.
Formal Introduction of MindHYVE’s Digital Specialists For the first time, the public is introduced to MindHYVE.ai™’s suite of digital agents, each designed to represent a core pillar of its intelligence ecosystem:
Arthur – reasoning & orchestration
Chiron – knowledge & memory
Justine – values & governance
Ava – human interface for learning & collaboration
These agents are rendered in 3D and featured throughout the site, bringing form and personality to MindHYVE’s internal architecture.
“By giving our digital specialists identity and visual presence, we’re turning the abstract into something relatable,” said Faruki. “It’s a foundational step in building trust in AGI.”
Concept-Led Storytelling Rather than focusing on products, the site emphasizes concepts, ethics, and intelligence strategy. Users can explore the logic behind MindHYVE.ai™’s design systems, the ethical parameters shaping its tools, and the long-term vision of AI for global good.
“AI for Good” Visual Ethos Every design element — from dimensional depth to ambient motion — is intentional. The AGI-centric design system underscores MindHYVE.ai™’s commitment to human-aligned, globally inclusive intelligence systems.
“We believe the future of AI must feel different, not just function differently,” Faruki added. “The site is our way of showing what that future could look like.”
Explore the Experience
Whether you’re a researcher, policymaker, partner, or curious learner, the new website offers a clear and compelling window into what’s next for AI — and how MindHYVE.ai™ is helping shape it.
BEIJING, July 22, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — When youth from across the Pacific met the misty Jiangnan area, Suzhou, a city known for double-sided embroidery, unveils an immersive training ground for future diplomats. On July 16, the China-U.S. Future Diplomats Summer Camp was launched at Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University (XJTLU). Representatives from both nations, educators, and students gathered through keynote speeches and case studies, exploring the profound significance of youth exchange for China-U.S. relations. Subsequent Model UN Conference ignited intellectual engagement.
Over 25 delegates from #China & #US convened in #Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, on Jul 15-19 for the groundbreaking #ChinaUSFutureDiplomats Summer Camp.
From July 16 to 17, young delegates engaged in multilateral diplomatic simulations, debating environmental governance, AI cooperation, and trade relations, honing cross-cultural negotiation skills through discourse.
Michael Alexander Buzzy, a PhD candidate at Wayne State University Law School, shared: “I must say this summer camp portion has been one favorite of my entire time in ChASC5 so far. My particular panel works on artificial intelligence (AI). This is something that’s been impacting us all, especially recently through chatbots such as ChatGPT and DeepSeek, giving us many experiences. And we all have shared experiences using those models, to be able to actually draw on our prior experience, dig into our understanding and our different backgrounds. We bring from artificial intelligence and help to try and produce a shared outcome. It is really meaningful. And this interpersonal exchange has been really powerful, as we each feel we have bought into the ideas that we’re bringing forward. We feel mutually respected by our peers, and the result is really something we all agree on. That compromise and genuine connection we make through that is really, really special.”
Liu Yuxuan, an undergraduate student in International Relations at Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University, noted: “What particularly excites me this time is the inclusion of American youth participants. Their presence amplifies diverse perspectives throughout our proceedings. Simultaneously, we Chinese delegates may assume roles representing China or portray American counterparts, and American delegates can advocate on behalf of China. This role-exchange mechanism enables delegates during preparation to deepen their understanding of current bilateral challenges and identify necessary actions to achieve mutually beneficial collaborative goals.”
On July 18, the closing ceremony culminated this trans-Pacific youth dialogue. With the signing of the Youth Declaration for the China-U.S. Future Diplomats Summer Camp and award presentation, Suzhou’s white-walled, black-tiled architecture bears witness to a shared commitment.
Li Liao, a high school student from Qinglai School, reflected: “Throughout these three days, what resonated most profoundly: despite representing different nations and governmental bodies, we unite in purpose, addressing collective global challenges. This embodies a defining truth of our contemporary world: divergent interests coexist, yet we bridge differences through mutual respect.”
Hannah Kim, an undergraduate student majoring in International Relations and Philosophy at the University of British Columbia, Canada, said: “I’m just so privileged to have even engaged in such a unique space in which we can bring delegates from all over China and also all over the world to come together and have really productive dialogue.”
Michael Alexander Buzzy added: “I really enjoyed and appreciated how intentional, substantive, and kind the dialogue was. No one was necessarily super aggressive or argumentative, and we were really able to just come together as people and work out our differences to come up with a really substantive final result. It was a true privilege to be a part of it. I’d say the summer camp is enlightening and inspirational, innovative and engaging.”
Hu Guoran, a student at the University of Toronto, remarked: “My most immediate takeaway was the extraordinary vitality of this event. We gained the privilege of connecting with outstanding peers worldwide and jointly discussing the planet’s most critical and cutting-edge issues—a profound honor and rare privilege.”
Song Jiachen, a student at the University of Pennsylvania, observed: “It is far more international than I’d envisioned. I’d worried it might become an insular echo chamber with limited authentic U.S. engagement but discovered substantial participation—and met Americans genuinely and deeply passionate about experiencing Chinese culture firsthand.”
After the Summer Camp, delegates further delved into Suzhou Industrial Park, examining its technology-driven industrial transformation. By day, they explored Suzhou Museum, where within Ieoh Ming Pei’s Jiangnan-inspired architecture, youths experienced poetical serenity.
Henry Frederick Gregory Collins, an undergraduate student in International Political Economy with a minor in Asian Studies at the University of Puget Sound, noted: “Today we’re back with another video. We’re exploring the textile section of the Suzhou Museum, looking at some wonderful examples of beautiful Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) clothing. As we can see here, this beautiful garment is something that could have definitely been worn by someone who is both a warrior and a scholar—someone who could wield the sword but was also well versed in ancient scriptures and stuff like that.”
Noah Kekoa Candelario, an undergraduate student in International Political Economy at the University of Puget Sound, said: “I really like the architecture here. I believe that it was designed by Leoh Ming Pei. I heard very few things about him, but my grandparents are huge fans of his work. I remember sitting in a hotel back home in Hawaii with my grandparents; they were really in distraught when he sadly passed away. So it’s amazing that you can find beauty in buildings as well. Since coming to China, I never expected that you’re able to combine materialism and nature at the same time and make nature work for mankind.”
Through tea ceremony gatherings and the pure tones of guqin melodies, delegates touched the essence of Eastern philosophy.
From July 7 to 23, 25 delegates selected via the International Student Conferences (ISC)’s 5th China-America Student Conference participated in “Across the Pacific: China-U.S. Youth Dialogue for a Shared Future,” journeying from Beijing to Xi’an, Suzhou, and Shanghai for exchanges. This program is jointly hosted by the China International Communications Group Center for the Americas, the U.S.-based ISC, and Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University, with support from Xi’an Jiaotong University. The China-U.S. Future Diplomats Summer Camp served as a cornerstone initiative.
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NEW YORK, July 22, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) provides a daily pre-market update directly from the NYSE Trading Floor. Access today’s NYSE Pre-market update for market insights before trading begins.
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Ashley Mastronardi delivers the pre-market update on July 22nd
Equities are little changed Tuesday morning after the S&P 500 hit a new record on Monday. The large-cap index’s gains come as earnings season ramps up.
Prior to market open, NYSE-listed firms including Coca-Cola (NYSE: KO), General Motors (NYSE: GM), and Philip Morris (NYSE: PM) will report their Q2 earnings ahead of the White House’s reciprocal tariff rollout on August 1st.
Investors will be listening closely to what Fed Chair Jerome Powell has to say this morning. Chair Powell is scheduled to make opening remarks at an event in Washington.
Opening Bell Walmart (NYSE: WMT) rings the Opening Bell
Closing Bell Grupo Cibest (NYSE: CIB) celebrates 30 years of being listed on the NYSE
Demonstrating the importance of testing hail defense systems to protect solar farms globally
NORWALK, Conn. and SAN JOSE, Calif., July 23, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — GameChange Solar (GCS) and VDE Americas, a global leader in technical advisory and catastrophic risk assessment services for the solar power industry, released a study on the use of GameChange Solar Genius Tracker’sTM hail mitigation function. In the study “HailStowTM Performance in April 2025,” VDE evaluated the operation of GameChange Solar’s hail stow for a utility-scale solar facility in hail-prone Arkansas.
Genius Tracker
The purpose of the study was to confirm the performance of GameChange Solar’s hail mitigation system, which can be installed to protect solar assets from catastrophic hail damage. For the study, VDE reviewed operational data during six storms that passed near the study site over a three-day period and met the criteria to trigger a hail stow. In all cases, the system successfully went to the desired steep stow angle, where solar panels are tilted to deflect direct hail impact. In the report, VDE notes, “For this study period, the HailStow™ system worked as designed, including processing hail warnings, issuing activation emails, and moving the trackers to hail stow position.”
Hail mitigation has been a genuine concern for owners and insurers of solar power plants throughout the United States and other hail-prone locations. As one of the top three global manufacturers of solar trackers, GameChange Solar has worked closely with VDE to develop a rigorously tested hail mitigation system, delivering advanced protection that helps safeguard assets, reduce risk, and support long-term performance.
“With hailstorms across the globe intensifying, it is critical to install hail mitigation systems – like GameChange’s Solar Genius Tracker™ HailStow™ – which are effective in reducing solar panel damage due to hail,” said Jon Previtali, VP and Senior Principal Engineer at VDE Americas. “In our role to protect and extend the economic value of solar assets, we continue to advocate for advanced weather alert services, proactive hail stow implementation and frequent testing of hail stow systems.”
“This successful validation by VDE is the result of a strong engineering partnership and a shared commitment to rigorous, real-world validation,” said Scott Van Pelt, Chief Engineer at GameChange Solar. “We developed the Genius Tracker™ HailStow™ to provide a fast, reliable response that helps protect solar infrastructure from catastrophic hail damage. By working closely with VDE, we ensure that our systems provide top tier hail protection, long-term asset reliability, and insurability in hail-prone regions.”
About VDE Americas
VDE Americas provides technical advisory and risk mitigation services to renewable energy stakeholders — from project owners and financiers to equipment manufacturers and those who construct, operate and insure large-scale solar power generation and energy storage facilities. A wholly owned subsidiary of the VDE Group, VDE Americas is recognized globally as the leading authority in solar project hail risk intelligence and loss prevention. The company’s expertise and innovative solutions have facilitated billions of dollars of investment in renewable energy assets.
VDE, one of the largest technology organizations in Europe, has been regarded as a synonym for innovation and technological progress for more than 130 years. VDE is the only organization in the world that combines science, standardization, testing, certification, and application consulting under one umbrella. The VDE mark has been synonymous with the highest safety standards and consumer protection for more than 100 years.
About GameChange Solar
GameChange is one of the top three global providers of solar tracker solutions used in utility-scale and ground-mounted distributed generation solar projects around the world. We have delivered over 43 GW of solar tracker and fixed tilt systems that combine fast installation, bankable quality, and unbeatable value through superior engineering, innovative design, and high-volume manufacturing. Our products enable solar panels at power plants to follow the sun’s movement across the sky and optimize plant performance while protecting the array from damaging weather conditions.
BEIJING, July 22, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — The 2025 International Congress of Basic Science (ICBS) officially kicked off on July 13 at the China National Convention Center in Beijing, gathering the world’s brightest scientific minds for a landmark two-week conference. The event brings together four Fields Medalists, three Nobel Laureates, and two Turing Award winners, including Shing-Tung Yau and Andrew Chi-Chih Yao, alongside more than 80 academicians and nearly 1,000 researchers from leading global institutions.
President of Tsinghua University Li Luming warmly welcomed scientists from around the world. He emphasized that the ICBS has evolved into a premier platform for global scientists to engage in dialogue and deepen collaboration. Tsinghua University will continue to support Professor Shing-Tung Yau’s efforts to advance basic science, and will work together with scientists from all countries to strengthen fundamental research, drive scientific and technological innovation, promote socio-economic development, and jointly create a better future for humanity.
Shing-Tung Yau — ICBS President, Fields Medalist, and Chair Professor at Tsinghua University — highlighted recent breakthroughs in mathematics, physics, and information science. He believes a new era driven by theoretical breakthroughs and technological innovations may be dawning.
Six trailblazing scientists—Samuel C.C. Ting, Steven Chu, David Gross, Robert Tarjan, Shigefumi Mori, and George Lusztig—were honored with the 2025 Basic Science Lifetime Award, the most prestigious award honoring scientists’ contributions to fundamental science.
The Congress also awarded 118 Frontiers of Science Awards (FSA) across mathematics, physics, and information science, with winners from over 20 countries. Global AI leaders OpenAI and Meta’s FAIR team were also among the recipients.
The ICBS was initiated by Shing-Tung Yau in 2023 and is held annually with the theme “Advancing Science for Humanity”. Over the next two weeks, nearly 1,000 scholars and students—including over 400 world-leading scientists—will gather at the Beijing Institute of Mathematical Sciences and Applications. Over 500 sessions will cover mathematics, physics, and information science and engineering, with a focus on cutting-edge AI research, interdisciplinary innovation, and frontier theoretical breakthroughs. Beyond academic exchange, ICBS emphasized youth engagement through a diverse range of activities, including the “Tsinghua Day” special event on July 19th.
ICBS 2025 celebrates international collaboration and academic exchange in global scientific advancement. “Science thrives on collaboration,” said Yau. “This is where the next era of discovery begins.”
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia, July 22, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Dr. Dzulkefly Ahmad, Minister of Health of Malaysia, visited the GuidelineX exhibition at HIMSS APAC 2025, where he engaged in comprehensive discussions on AI-powered clinical decision support systems (CDSS). The minister examined the practical applications of GuidelineX’s technology, which has supported 61 million inpatient visits and facilitated 1.4 billion outpatient visits annually across China, representing 25% and 33% of the national patient visits to hospitals, respectively.
Dr. Ahmad noted Malaysia’s ongoing efforts in digital health and took interest in GuidelineX’s reported outcomes, including a 46% reduction in hospital-acquired venous thromboembolism (HA-VTE) rates through AI-based alerting systems. Notably, GuidelineX’s AI screened 10,233 individuals for Fabry disease within three months, efficiently identifying five confirmed cases and two individuals with GLA gene VUS, showcasing the tremendous potential of AI-CDSS in advancing early detection and population health strategies. “To succeed, we must look both inward and outward,” stated Dr. Ahmad, highlighting that digital health transformation involves “more than just deploying systems – it requires a holistic approach to innovation and patient care.”
Malaysia’s Minister of Health, Dr. Dzulkefly Ahmad, Visited the GuidelineX Booth.
As a leading AI clinical adoption provider in Asia, GuidelineX offers next-generation, cloud-native solutions that have been implemented in 1,061 large hospitals by the end of 2024, including 50% of the country’s top 100 major hospitals. Dr. Jenny Shao, Chief Medical Officer of GuidelineX, presented the applications of AI in chronic disease management and oncology clinical pathways, to which the minister responded with recognition of the significant potential that AI holds for enhancing clinical healthcare.
GuidelineX positions AI as an intelligent and specialized assistant deeply integrated into clinical workflows, rather than a rigid tool requiring physician adaptation. This philosophy has driven its product ecosystem to deliver actionable clinical AI recommendations adopted 1 billion times annually by clinicians worldwide. The Minister expressed profound agreement with this product vision during the demonstration.
Latest partnership helps leading Managed Services Provider, Solugenix, deliver smarter experiences powered by AI, Voice, and remote support to their restaurant franchise customers.
ROCKVILLE, Md., July 22, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — 3CLogic, the leading AI-powered contact center platform purpose-built for ServiceNow®, and ScreenMeet, the only ServiceNow native provider of AI and video-based remote support, today announced the expansion of their strategic partnership. The collaboration between both ServiceNow-certified Build partners will focus on delivering unified Voice AI and Video experiences across both IT, HR, and Customer Support for enterprises leveraging the Now Platform.
Per a recent Gartner1 report, as GenAI continues to evolve, enterprises will likely shift from traditional multichannel to seamless multimodal experiences—placing voice and video at the core. By embedding advanced Voice AI self-service, enterprise-grade contact center capabilities, and rich video collaboration directly into the ServiceNow platform, 3CLogic and ScreenMeet empower IT Support Managers, Contact Center Directors and Customer Experience leaders to resolve incidents faster, reduce frustration, and drive higher satisfaction.
“Our customers demand a single pane of glass for all support interactions,” explains Denis Seynhaeve, CEO of 3CLogic. “By pairing our Voice AI and Contact Center platform with ScreenMeet’s video collaboration, we’re turning ServiceNow into the ultimate support hub—helping enterprises delight customers and slash resolution times.”
Key benefits of the 3CLogic + ScreenMeet collaboration for ServiceNow:
Unified Voice AI, Intelligent Routing & Rich Video Collaboration – 3CLogic and ScreenMeet together transform ServiceNow into an end‑to‑end support hub by embedding Voice AI bots, self‑service automation, and advanced IVR routing alongside in‑context video, co‑browsing, and screen‑share. Routine inquiries are handled by AI with seamless hand‑offs to live agents routed to the right skill group, while ScreenMeet’s video tools let agents see exactly what users see, whether troubleshooting a POS failure or guiding through software setup.
Seamless Integration with ServiceNow Workflows– Both 3CLogic and ScreenMeet integrate with ServiceNow, leveraging the platform’s AI capabilities and existing digital channels. This ensures that voice- and video-driven interactions automatically trigger ServiceNow tasks, updates, and analytics – delivering end-to-end traceability and insight.
Agent Automation & Optimization – By combining 3CLogic’s automated call recordings, real‑time call transcriptions, and GenAI‑powered call summarizations – each auto‑associated with the correct ServiceNow record – with ScreenMeet’s AI summarization of video chat and screen‑share sessions, agents no longer spend time jotting notes or hunting down recordings. Together, 3CLogic and ScreenMeet populate agent work notes and update record (e.g., Incident, Case, etc.) histories automatically, freeing support teams to focus on complex issues rather than manual documentation.
Enhanced Reporting & Insights – 3CLogic feeds real‑time contact‑center metrics – call volumes, queue health, sentiment scores – directly into ServiceNow dashboards, while ScreenMeet captures and stores session data, system info, recordings, and AI‑generated summaries in‑platform. This unified data model delivers consolidated wallboards and reports, giving managers a holistic view of voice and video interactions and actionable insights to continuously refine workflows and drive performance
Real-World Use Case “By using 3CLogic and ScreenMeet together, we look forward to seamlessly routing every support request into a single, unified flow, instantly connecting customers with agents and launching live video sessions without any channel hopping,” explains Chris Antonelli, EVP at Solugenix, a leading managed services provider catering to the world’s largest restaurant franchises. “The joint solution lets our team see exactly what the customer sees, guide them step by step, and resolve issues faster – all within ServiceNow for a truly effortless support experience.”
“Video chat dramatically shrinks the time to resolution,” adds Lou Guercia, COO of ScreenMeet. “When an agent can see the exact device, screen, or environment, they eliminate lengthy back-and-forth. Together with 3CLogic on ServiceNow, we deliver a unified experience that’s fast, efficient, and secure.”
Availability and Next Steps The combined 3CLogic + ScreenMeet integration is generally available today. Enterprise organizations running ServiceNow IT Service Management, CRM and Industry Workflows, or Employee Service Center can engage their ServiceNow account teams or visit the 3CLogic and ScreenMeet websites to learn more.
In addition 3CLogic and ScreenMeet will be sponsors and attend a number of the upcoming ServiceNow Fall events including the ServiceNow AI Summits in Atlanta and Dallas as well as the World Forum events in New York, Chicago, Munich, London, and Amsterdam.
About 3CLogic 3CLogic transforms customer and employee experiences with its patented and award-winning AI-powered cloud contact center solutions purpose-built to enhance today’s leading CRM and Customer Service Management platforms. Globally available and leveraged by the world’s leading brands, its offerings empower enterprise organizations with innovative capabilities, such as intelligent self-service, Generative AI, Conversational AI, agent automation & coaching, and AI-powered sentiment analytics — all designed to lower operational costs, maximize ROI, and deliver better, faster, and more personalized interactions for IT, employee, and customer service. For more information, please visit www.3clogic.com.
About ScreenMeet ScreenMeet is a cloud‑native remote support and collaboration platform. Designed to embed seamlessly into leading CRM, AEM and ITSM systems – like ServiceNow, Tanium and Salesforce – ScreenMeet empowers enterprises with in‑browser voice, video, co‑browsing, and remote takeover capabilities, eliminating downloads and manual workflows. Trusted by over 50,000 agents and 400 million end users worldwide, ScreenMeet delivers secure, AI‑enhanced support experiences that modernize contact centers and IT help desks for the digital era. For more information please visit www.screenmeet.com.
British visitor Jay Ian Birbeck explored the green agriculture section of the third China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE), an event showcasing the full breadth of the global supply chain, held in Beijing from July 16 to 20.
Jay visited his favorite section of the expo — the Green Agriculture Chain. As always, it was packed with exhibitors, including many international companies and brands, highlighting the event’s growing global reach. This year, the section received a major upgrade, showcasing premium supply chain displays from places like Qinghai, Ningxia, Heilongjiang, and Xinjiang, along with a rich variety of local specialties from across China.
While savoring the local delicacies and exploring the vibrant exhibits, Jay unexpectedly reunited with an Arab friend he had met during the inaugural CISCE. For them, the expo is not just a place to reconnect with old friends, but also a platform where brands and exhibitors from around the world come together to build new friendships, uncover opportunities, and forge win-win collaborations.
One such example is the CISCE success story of JiShuo Technology and Jinma Weighing Apparatus. After connecting at the first two editions of the expo, the two companies gained a deeper understanding of each other’s products and operations. This mutual trust paved the way for a partnership, culminating in a strategic agreement signed at this year’s expo to co-develop a more reliable and streamlined traceability and trading system for livestock products.
At the McDonald’s China booth, Jay discovered something new: the company had invited 11 upstream and downstream supply chain partners to jointly exhibit, each showcasing their operations and achievements in China. During the expo, McDonald’s China officially launched the “McDonald’s China Chain Pledge,” a collaborative vision for the future anchored in its “three-legged stool” philosophy — representing the brand, employees, and suppliers. Together, they aim to drive sustainable, long-term success through strong partnership and shared goals.
At the Louis Dreyfus Company (LDC) booth — a first-time participant at CISCE — Jay experienced an innovative interactive display called the “Seed Tree.” By scanning a QR code, visitors can trace a product’s journey from farm to fork, gaining full transparency into its supply chain from origin to end consumers. Sharing her hopes for the expo, the LDC representative expressed excitement about meeting new partners, exploring new business opportunities, and working together to build safe, sustainable food and agricultural supply chains — for the benefit of current and future generations.
Long-term relationships are growing stronger, while new partnerships continue to develop. The green agriculture family just keeps getting bigger, bringing even more energy, diversity, and potential to the entire exhibition. The larger the network of friends, the stronger the supply chain grows. That’s what the supply chain expo is all about — and why it’s such a can’t-miss event!
Tag along with Jay at CISCE: The secret ingredient in global agriculture? Friends!
