In a world racing toward real-time intelligence, data streaming platforms (DSPs) have officially moved from “nice to have” to non-negotiable—especially for companies looking to succeed with artificial intelligence. That’s the clear takeaway from Confluent’s 2025 Data Streaming Report, which surveyed over 4,175 IT leaders across 12 countries.
Omnisend just made it a whole lot easier to run effective ecommerce campaigns—with the launch of its new AI-powered marketing suite that automates audience targeting, email content creation, and product personalization.
UiPath isn’t just selling agentic automation anymore—it’s living it. In a bold move, the automation pioneer turned itself into a proving ground for ERP modernization, launching “Customer Zero,” an internal transformation effort that overhauls its SAP landscape with the very automation tools it markets globally.
Trend Micro, the veteran cybersecurity firm with over 20 years in cloud defense, just landed a top spot in IDC’s 2025 MarketScape for Cloud-Native Application Protection Platforms (CNAPP). And while those reports can be a bit of alphabet soup, this one matters—because CNAPPs are rapidly becoming the linchpin of modern enterprise security.
Zluri’s 2025 AI Report Exposes an Enterprise Blind Spot: AI Tools Are Everywhere, and IT Can’t See Most of Them
Enterprise AI use is no longer a future bet—it’s already here, sprawling across departments and devices. But here’s the catch: IT and security teams only have visibility into a fraction of it.
Genesys, a major name in cloud-based customer experience platforms, just announced something big: Genesys Cloud AI Studio, a centralized hub to build, manage, and scale AI that doesn’t just respond—it acts. With AI Guides, the first tool out of the gate, the company is taking a bold step into the era of agentic AI—AI that can reason, make decisions, and take action in complex customer journeys.
Bonfy.AI, a cybersecurity startup founded by industry veterans Gidi Cohen and Danny Kibel, has officially emerged from stealth mode and launched its Bonfy Adaptive Content Security™ (Bonfy ACS™) platform. Backed by a $9.5 million seed round led by TLV Partners with participation from Saban Capital Group, Bonfy is set to disrupt traditional data loss prevention (DLP) by bringing adaptive, AI-native content security to enterprise workflows.
RevEng.ai, a deep-tech startup revolutionizing cybersecurity, has closed a $4.15 million seed funding round led by Sands Capital, with backing from In-Q-Tel Capital, IQ Capital, and Episode 1. The company is on a mission to protect software supply chains by identifying hidden vulnerabilities and malicious components without requiring source code access.
In an era where AI is writing code as fast as developers can think, security can no longer be bolted on—it has to be built in. Mend.io, a leader in AI Native Application Security, just announced a game-changing integration with Cursor, the rapidly rising IDE tailor-made for AI-native development.
