FranConnect, a leading provider of AI-powered sales, operations, and marketing solutions for franchise and multi-location businesses, has announced a major leadership expansion aimed at accelerating innovation and scaling global growth.
Colt Data Centre Services (Colt DCS) has received planning approval from Hillingdon Council to expand its Hayes Digital Park campus in West London — a £2.5 billion investment that marks one of the UK’s most ambitious data infrastructure projects to date.
Tata Communications today announced a strategic partnership with NiCE, uniting two heavyweights in global communications and customer experience technology to reshape how enterprises manage customer interactions.
Advantech (2395.TW) is doubling down on edge AI innovation through a new collaboration with Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. and Edge Impulse, a Qualcomm company. The goal: to accelerate the deployment of next-generation edge AI solutions powered by the Qualcomm Dragonwing™ IQ-9075 processor.
Cognizant is going all-in on Anthropic’s Claude, the family of large language models that’s been quietly challenging OpenAI’s dominance in enterprise AI. The company announced that it’s embedding Claude — along with Anthropic’s agentic tooling — across its engineering platforms and client services to help businesses move from AI pilots to large-scale deployments.
At its annual Inspire EMEA conference in London, NetDocuments unveiled a heavyweight addition to its growing interoperability ecosystem: Thomson Reuters. The collaboration connects Thomson Reuters CoCounsel Legal directly to NetDocuments through the company’s new ndConnect framework — a move that could redefine how law firms balance AI innovation with data governance.
While global headlines fixate on AI’s existential questions, Taiwan is quietly tackling a more practical one: How can artificial intelligence actually improve real industries, right now?
Armada wants to make running large-scale AI infrastructure as easy as spinning up a cloud instance. Today, the company unveiled Bridge, a software platform designed to transform any GPU cluster into a full-fledged “AI Factory.”
In a move that could redefine how clinical trials are managed, Sitero has acquired the AI assets and business of studyOS, the startup behind Ash, the industry’s first AI clinical trial agent. The deal signals a major shift in how technology-enabled Clinical Research Organizations (CROs) are evolving—less as data managers, more as intelligent, automation-driven partners in accelerating drug development.
