Behavox Sets Record for Enterprise AI Adoption with GPU-Powered Risk Policies
When it comes to enterprise AI adoption, speed and scale rarely coexist — especially in regulated industries. But Behavox just broke that rule.
When it comes to enterprise AI adoption, speed and scale rarely coexist — especially in regulated industries. But Behavox just broke that rule.
As AI and accelerated computing push the limits of data center design, Axiado Corporation is betting that true efficiency and security start inside the silicon itself. At the OCP Global Summit 2025 in San Jose, the company unveiled its latest Trusted Control/Compute Unit (TCU) technology—hardware built with embedded autonomous AI agents designed to transform system management and platform security from reactive defense to proactive intelligence.
At this year’s OCP Global Summit 2025 in San Jose, the Software for Open Networking in the Cloud (SONiC) Foundation is signaling that open source networking has officially grown up — and it’s ready for the AI era.
For the third straight year, Cisco has tracked how ready global enterprises are for the AI era—and the results paint a familiar but widening divide. In its newly released 2025 Cisco AI Readiness Index, the networking and security giant identifies a consistent top tier of organizations, dubbed “Pacesetters,” representing about 13% of surveyed companies. These firms aren’t just experimenting with AI; they’re already reaping measurable returns and building infrastructure for what Cisco calls the next phase of intelligent automation.
In the run-up to OpenAI’s DevDay Exchange São Paulo on October 16, fintech innovator CloudWalk is opening its doors to the future of work — literally. The company behind InfinitePay and JIM.com is hosting a week-long AI immersion with OpenAI, bringing developers and researchers together to explore how autonomous AI agents can transform everyday business operations.
GPTBots.ai, a leading enterprise AI agent platform, participated in AI EXPO TOKYO [Autumn] 2025, Japan’s largest artificial intelligence trade show, held October 8–10 at Makuhari Messe. The company showcased a full suite of AI solutions designed to help Japanese businesses accelerate digital transformation (DX) and improve operational efficiency across industries.
As AI workloads and high-performance computing (HPC) applications push the limits of data center performance, Microchip Technology (Nasdaq: MCHP) has unveiled its Switchtec™ Gen 6 PCIe® Switches, the industry’s first PCIe Gen 6 switches manufactured using a 3 nm process. Designed for high-density AI system connectivity, the switches deliver up to 160 lanes, lower power consumption, and advanced security features—including a hardware root of trust and post-quantum safe cryptography compliant with CNSA 2.0.
Accelsius, a pioneer in two-phase, direct-to-chip (2P D2C) liquid cooling, has announced the general availability of NeuCool® MR250, its first row-based Coolant Distribution Unit (CDU) designed to scale high-performance cooling for AI and HPC data centers. The MR250 will make its public debut at the Open Compute Project (OCP) Global Summit, October 13–16, in San Jose.
Osome, the AI-powered business management platform trusted by over 30,000 entrepreneurs globally, has officially entered the United Arab Emirates with the opening of its Dubai office. The move targets the region’s rapidly growing SME sector, estimated at over one million businesses, where founders often grapple with accounting, tax, and regulatory pressures as they scale.