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See what you missed in Daily Tech Insider from May 18–22.

Fitbit Air offers $99 sleep-first tracking, Pixel Watch 4 pairing, and a cheaper Whoop alternative, but Google’s AI coaching remains unproven.

Discord’s DAVE protocol now protects eligible voice and video calls, but text chats and Stage channels remain outside end-to-end encryption.

XPeng has rolled out its first mass-produced robotaxi in Guangzhou, but pilots, regulation, and live fleet data will decide how big the milestone really is.

Microsoft Teams Together Mode ends June 30, 2026, removing shared scenes, custom scenes, and seat assignments from meetings.

AI devices, robotics advances, security threats, tech IPOs, and major platform updates define this week’s fast-moving tech landscape.

See how Northwestern Medicine is using AI to predict disease earlier, improve radiology efficiency, and support a more proactive model of care with on-premise infrastructure from Dell Technologies and NVIDIA.

Hear how Dell, NVIDIA, and ESG frame the business value of a full-stack AI approach, from faster time to value and stronger ROI to better control over data, security, and deployment complexity.

See what new research reveals about how organizations are budgeting for AI agents, where adoption is accelerating, and why security, oversight, and the right implementation partner are shaping deployment decisions.

Learn how AI can help healthcare teams reduce documentation burden, improve patient safety, and give nurses more time to focus on direct patient care.

See how AI is evolving into more autonomous, adaptable, and collaborative systems, and how the Dell AI Factory with NVIDIA helps organizations streamline workflows, automate tasks, and act on real-time insights.

Explore how Agentic AI moves beyond passive assistance to act more like a collaborator, using context, business processes, and existing IT environments to help organizations drive efficiency and new ways of working.