Snowflake (NYSE: SNOW) has announced a multi-year, $200 million collaboration with OpenAI to bring advanced AI models directly to enterprise data. The partnership makes OpenAI models, including GPT-5.2, natively available to Snowflake’s 12,600 global customers through Snowflake Cortex AI, enabling organizations to deploy AI agents across the enterprise securely and at scale.
With AI-driven threats evolving in real time, traditional training-only environments are no longer sufficient. SimSpace’s platform now allows organizations to train, test, and validate people, processes, tools, and AI simultaneously, ensuring measurable readiness across complex, production-like conditions including cloud infrastructure, hardware, and adaptive AI.
Momentus Technologies, a leader in venue and event management software, has rolled out a suite of AI-powered enhancements aimed at helping event teams operate faster, smarter, and with less manual effort. The announcement comes as venues face mounting pressure to deliver more events with leaner staff while optimizing margins.
Kong Inc., a leading provider of API and AI connectivity infrastructure, has launched Kong MCP Registry, a new enterprise directory designed to register, discover, and govern MCP servers and AI-native tools for agentic applications. Integrated with Kong Konnect’s existing API catalog, MCP Registry enables enterprises to manage AI agent tools with the same rigor applied to critical enterprise APIs.
Seoul-based Nota AI, known for its AI model compression and optimization technology, has signed a technology supply contract to bring its NetsPresso® platform to FuriosaAI’s flagship NPU, the RNGD (“Renegade”). The deal signals a major expansion of Nota AI’s influence from mobile and edge devices into high-performance computing and data centers.
