The vertical intelligence firm, known for infrastructure and energy site evaluation, has launched its Enterprise AI Data Agent, a natural language interface that allows developers and investors to securely query more than 25 terabytes of proprietary geospatial and infrastructure data—without building their own AI pipelines.
After two years of pilots, proofs of concept, and flashy generative demos, executives are asking a tougher question: Where’s the measurable impact? Eerly AI is betting its latest acquisition will help provide a clearer answer. The company announced it has acquired RehvUp Technologies, a platform focused on linking employee engagement signals with real productivity outcomes….
Carro isn’t just using AI to price and inspect cars—it’s now using it to sell the idea of selling cars faster. The Asia Pacific online automotive marketplace has launched a new regional ad campaign built with generative AI, spotlighting what it calls a “surprisingly short” car-selling process. The hook is simple: if Carro can respond…
DXC Technology is planting a flag in London’s financial district with a clear message to enterprise leaders: it’s time to move AI from pilot purgatory to production reality. The NYSE-listed IT services giant has opened a new Customer Experience Center (CEC) in the City of London, designed as a hands-on collaboration hub where clients can…
The global technical talent marketplace today announced a major expansion of its Andela AI Academy, transforming what began as a GitHub Copilot training initiative into a full-scale, production-focused AI upskilling engine. The goal: train 15,000 technologists by 2026 and build what it calls the world’s largest just-in-time pipeline of enterprise-ready AI engineers.
As AI workloads push closer to end users, the limits of centralized cloud infrastructure are becoming harder to ignore. Latency, bandwidth costs, power constraints, and uneven data center availability—especially outside mature markets—are driving renewed interest in edge computing. Zettabyte and LiteOn are betting that the next phase of AI infrastructure won’t live in hyperscale facilities, but at the base of cell towers.
Today, Cisco (NASDAQ: CSCO) announced a broad expansion of its security portfolio designed to help organizations adopt autonomous AI agents with confidence. The update spans agent protection, interaction governance, and resilient connectivity, addressing a fast-emerging reality: AI systems are no longer just assistants responding to prompts. They’re becoming autonomous actors that use tools, access data, and make decisions across hybrid and multi-cloud environments.
SwitchBot is making a bold move to redefine smart home intelligence—this time without leaning on the cloud. The company today announced SwitchBot AI Hub, positioning it as the world’s first local home AI agent to support OpenClaw, an open-source autonomous AI agent framework.
Today, the company announced AI Agent Connect, a major expansion of its AI-powered Product Experience platform that moves beyond static demo automation and into what Consensus calls connected, intelligence-first buying experiences. The launch positions Consensus squarely in the growing race to redefine how revenue teams interpret buyer intent—and act on it in real time.
