Summary
Elsevier announced the expanded LeapSpace corpus and an independent advisory board on 16 September. The company says the full-text content covers 56% of recent global research citations and 42% of articles published since 2021, while the workspace supports literature reviews, study protocols, data, manuscripts and theses.
Why it matters
Scientific AI depends on trusted, licensed content and provenance as much as on model quality; Elsevier is packaging both corpus scale and governance, though its coverage figures are company analysis.
Related coverage
- Google releases Gemini 3.8 Live with background reasoning for voice agents
- Lenovo and MemryX agree to expand sovereign edge AI deployments in Saudi Arabia
- RWS previews governed agents for regulated-content workflows