Alphabet's Robotics Pioneer Intrinsic Officially Integrated into Google's Core Business

On February 25, 2026, Google officially announced that it has acquired Intrinsic, a robotics software subsidiary of Alphabet. This move aims to accelerate the adoption of robot technology in industrial manufacturing by integrating Google's top artificial intelligence models and infrastructure.

Deep Integration: Gemini Empowers the Physical World

According to an announcement released by both parties on Wednesday, Intrinsic will continue to operate independently after joining Google, but its research focus will shift toward deep collaboration with Google DeepMind. In the future, Intrinsic will fully access the Gemini AI model and Google Cloud services, aiming to transform complex "physical AI" technologies into more user-friendly productivity tools.

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Development Journey: From Laboratory to Industrial Frontline

Origin and Independence: Intrinsic originated from Alphabet's innovation lab X, and after five years of secret development, it officially "graduated" in 2021.
Growth Path: After becoming independent, under the leadership of CEO Wendy Tan White, the company acquired Vicarious, which was funded by Jeff Bezos, as well as the commercial division of Open Robotics, rapidly accumulating core technological strength.
Product Implementation: In 2023, the company launched the platform Flowstate, which lowers the barriers to robot development; in late 2025, it released the Intrinsic Vision AI model.

Strategic Blueprint: Towards Full Factory Automation

Intrinsic's recent major move is a strategic cooperation with Foxconn. The two parties are jointly developing "general intelligent robots," aiming to reshape the electronics manufacturing process and ultimately achieve full factory automation production.

Rejecting Concept Hype! Lenovo ThinkTank Releases the Top 10 Trends of Enterprise AI in 2026: From Efficiency to Revenue Generation, the Era of Result-Based Payment is Here

Lenovo ThinkTank released the report 'Top 10 Trends of Enterprise AI in 2026,' indicating that enterprise-level AI has entered a phase of value creation. In the coming year, the core of corporate competition lies in deeply integrating AI with business strategy, organizational structure, and industrial ecosystem. The report reveals ten evolving directions of the AI industry in 2026, which will reshape commercial logic.

Trillion-Parameter Powerhouse! DeepSeek V4 Details Revealed: 1 Million Context + Native Multimodal Capabilities

The pre-release version of the domestic AI model DeepSeek V4 has started closed-door internal testing, codenamed 'Sealion Lite'. The new model achieves a generation upgrade compared to V3, with native support for multimodal processing and a significant increase in the context window to 1 million tokens, enabling the handling of extremely long texts in one go.

The Myth of Cost Reduction in Game Export! Sanqi Interactive's 'Small Seven Large Models' Deeply Implemented: Covering 85% of Products, AI Holographic Scroll Amazes Malaysia

Chinese game company Sanqi Interactive has achieved breakthroughs in cultural export and cost reduction through its self-developed AI model, the 'Small Seven Large Models'. An AI-made holographic scroll of Anhui's natural and cultural heritage was showcased at an event in Malaysia, demonstrating the achievements of technology empowering intangible cultural heritage. AI has become a core driving force in the company's global strategy.

Report: Over 60% of American Adolescents Have Become Loyal Users of AI Chatbots

A Pew Research Center report shows that AI chatbots have become a digital necessity for American adolescents. Approximately 64% of adolescents aged 13 to 17 have used AI tools such as ChatGPT, with three out of ten stating they use them daily. This indicates that AI is profoundly changing the learning and lifestyle habits of teenagers.