Red Hat has rolled out OpenShift 4.20, the latest version of its flagship hybrid cloud application platform, introducing a trifecta of features aimed at the modern enterprise: accelerated AI workloads, hardened platform security, and enhanced virtualization capabilities.
In a move that could reshape how enterprises manage cloud and AI infrastructure, Densify, the pioneer in precision resource optimization, has launched Kubex AI — a new platform that combines verticalized AI for resource optimization with a conversational user interface.
At KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America, the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) announced a milestone initiative for the next generation of AI infrastructure: the Certified Kubernetes AI Conformance Program.
Appian (Nasdaq: APPN) wants to make artificial intelligence more than a sidekick. With its latest Appian Platform release, the low-code automation pioneer is baking AI agents directly into enterprise processes, turning AI from “assistant” into “action.”
The time-tracking platform’s new research, “More Profit, Less Burnout: How Smart Agencies Scale,” uncovers a blind spot in how creative and digital agencies are measuring AI’s real impact on their work. While AI adoption is booming, the data says agencies aren’t actually recording where—or how—those gains are showing up.
The AI infrastructure race is heating up, and two photonics players are taking aim at the next bottleneck—speed. POET Technologies (NASDAQ: POET) and Quantum Computing Inc. (NASDAQ: QUBT) have announced a strategic collaboration to develop 400G/Lane thin-film lithium niobate (TFLN) modulator-based 3.2Tbps optical engines, setting their sights on the future of ultra-high-performance AI networking.
In the global tech arms race, two buzzwords reign supreme: artificial intelligence and blockchain. Now, LCPC AI wants to fuse them into something bigger—a trusted, intelligent digital infrastructure.
Global hygiene and health leader Essity has teamed up with Accenture and Microsoft in a multi-year collaboration aimed at embedding AI agents into its core business operations — a move designed to boost efficiency, agility, and long-term growth.
In a powerful signal of AI’s accelerating impact on engineering, CoLab today announced a $72 million Series C funding round to expand its AI-powered EngineeringOS platform. The round was led by Intrepid Growth Partners, with continued support from Insight Partners, Y Combinator, Pelorus VC, Killick Capital, and Spider Capital — each returning for their third consecutive investment.
