SYDNEY, November 17, 2025 – Kyndryl, a leading provider of mission-critical enterprise technology services, today released its 2025 Cloud Readiness Report, revealing how enterprises are navigating a pivotal shift in cloud strategy that can fuel AI adoption and enterprise agility.
Intellect, a leader in AI-driven Quality Management Systems (QMS), has expanded its global footprint by acquiring Zaptic, a UK-based Connected Frontline Worker (CFW) platform. The move unites quality, safety, and operations into a single AI-enabled ecosystem, bridging the gap between planning and execution for manufacturers.
Most enterprises know the math all too well: roughly two-thirds of IT spending goes toward simply keeping the lights on. It’s a reality validated by both Gartner and Boston Consulting Group, which report that rising costs, inflationary pressure on tools, and growing complexity are squeezing transformation budgets—even as CIOs face mounting expectations to deliver more automation, more security, and more resilience.
The race to bring generative and agentic AI deeper into the core of financial services just accelerated. Capco, the global management and technology consultancy owned by Wipro, has joined OpenAI’s Beta Services Partner Program, giving the firm early access to the newest OpenAI models, tools, and architectural guidance.
Telecom has spent the last decade promising automation, but often delivering incremental improvements wrapped in buzzwords. According to Omdia’s latest report, Agentic AI: An Evolution with Transformative Potential for Telecom Operations, that era may be closing. Agentic AI—the class of systems capable of planning, reasoning, acting, and collaborating autonomously—is poised to become the beating heart of next-generation networks.
FPT—one of Asia’s largest IT and digital transformation powerhouses—has officially secured the AWS Generative AI Competency, a designation that places the company in a relatively elite group of partners trusted by Amazon Web Services to deploy production-grade GenAI at scale.
For years, industrial AI in Europe has been discussed mostly in terms of potential—something that could reshape energy, manufacturing, transportation, and national competitiveness. Denmark just turned that potential into national infrastructure.
When enterprises talk about becoming “AI-first,” much of the conversation stays theoretical—lofty boardroom talk about transformation someday arriving. Infosys is trying to convert that someday into a repeatable blueprint now.
When the China Hi-Tech Fair (CHTF) rolls into Shenzhen each November, it’s less a trade show and more a panoramic snapshot of China’s technology ambitions. Now in its 27th year, the 2025 edition was sprawling even by the event’s usual standards—400,000 square meters of exhibits, more than 4,000 companies, 10,000-plus projects, and a staggering 450,000 professional attendees moving through the halls of the Shenzhen World Exhibition & Convention Center.
