In the world of packaging, what happens after the consumer tosses your product away has long been a black box. But that’s about to change. Greyparrot, the AI waste analytics firm, has unveiled Deepnest—the first platform of its kind to give consumer brands real-time, product-specific waste intelligence.
Mumbai, India, 24th June 2025 — Palo Alto Networks, the world’s leading AI cybersecurity company, released its State of Generative AI 2025 report, which reveals that on average, 10% of a company’s 66 GenAI apps are high-risk. While AI growth offers significant productivity benefits, the report warns that unsanctioned usage, emerging threats, and a lack of governance have rapidly expanded the attack surface for organisations, particularly across India and the Asia-Pacific region.
The France-based cybersecurity firm has been named a 2025 Technology Pioneer by the World Economic Forum (WEF)—a nod to its breakthrough in predictive attack intelligence. Among just 100 startups selected globally—and the only cybersecurity company on the list—BforeAI is gaining recognition for its ability to detect and neutralize digital threats before they ever hit the radar.
In an online world shifting rapidly from search pages to AI-powered answers, Profound is making sure marketers aren’t left in the dark. The New York-based startup just closed a $20 million Series A, led by Kleiner Perkins with participation from NVentures (NVIDIA’s VC arm), Khosla Ventures, Saga VC, South Park Commons, and SV Angel.
C5i, the AI and analytics company behind some of the world’s most high-stakes AI deployments, has launched what may be the missing link in enterprise AI: a scientific framework that predicts and optimizes business value from AI investments.
S4Capital’s Monks Technology Services is turning up the heat in AI-first enterprise development. The global digital powerhouse today announced the launch of Dev² (Dev Squared)—a full-stack, AI-powered development platform embedded in Monks.Flow, created in strategic partnership with Windsurf, the secure enterprise-grade AI engineering platform.
For years, enterprise content management (ECM) sat in the back office—critical, but rarely exciting. That changes now. According to Aragon Research’s 2025 Globe™ for Intelligent Enterprise Content Management (iECM), ECM has entered its AI era, and it’s moving to the front lines of digital strategy.
Automation Anywhere, long a heavyweight in Robotic Process Automation (RPA), has released new research showing that AI agents are no longer just hype—they’re on the brink of enterprise mainstream. But the path forward isn’t exactly frictionless.
A new report from NTT DATA pulls back the curtain on a growing rift inside the executive suite when it comes to deploying generative AI: the vision is ambitious, but the operational reality is far from ready.
