Method AI, a Cleveland Clinic spinout focused on improving cancer surgery outcomes, has raised $20 million in Series A funding to advance its AI-powered surgical navigation platform. The round was led by a private family office, with participation from Cleveland Clinic and JobsOhio Growth Capital Fund.
UBS is doubling down on artificial intelligence. The Swiss banking giant announced an expanded strategic partnership with Domino Data Lab, the enterprise AI platform provider, that includes an equity investment and a UBS representative joining Domino’s board as an observer.
Procurement leaders are doubling down on digital transformation in 2025, with budgets for Source-to-Pay (S2P) technology on the rise and AI adoption shifting from pilot projects to practice, according to Ardent Partners’ newly published State of Source-to-Pay Digitization 2025 report.
As companies rush to embed large language models (LLMs) into their apps, one nagging problem keeps surfacing: what happens when sensitive data sneaks into AI prompts, logs, or SDK integrations?
Enterprises racing to embrace generative AI just hit a legal speed bump: your ChatGPT prompts may be subpoenaed.
S&P Global is opening up its treasure trove of market intelligence to more data scientists—this time through Google Cloud’s BigQuery platform. The move, announced today, is part of the financial data giant’s push to make its AI-Ready Data portfolio accessible wherever customers already work.
Ironclad, the fast-growing contract lifecycle management (CLM) platform, has turned to Gong’s Revenue AI to tackle a problem many scaling SaaS companies face: increasingly complex renewals and sales processes. The partnership has already delivered tangible results—10,000 hours saved across revenue teams, faster onboarding, and improved forecasting.
The holiday shopping season may be months away, but ecommerce teams already know the storm is coming. Between AI-powered search reshaping discovery and consumer expectations for lightning-fast websites, the 2025 holiday season could be make-or-break.
AbbaDox just put healthcare’s paperwork problem on notice. The Miami-based company officially rolled out its AI-powered care coordination platform, promising to shave hours off back-office grunt work and help imaging centers keep patients on schedule. After several months of pilot testing, the SaaS-based system is now available to every AbbaDox customer.
