TurinTech, a rising force in agentic AI and evolutionary code platforms, just made a high-profile hire: Michael Parker, former Docker engineering lead, has joined as VP of Engineering. The move signals a major ramp-up in the company’s ambitions to bring its Artemis platform—a GenAI system built around outcome-driven development—to a broader developer audience.
In 2024, Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) didn’t just grow—it ballooned. According to new data from Gartner, the global IaaS market jumped 22.5% year-over-year, hitting a staggering $171.8 billion. The growth confirms what most IT leaders already know: cloud isn’t just the future—it’s the infrastructure backbone of the AI era.
In its newly released Fiscal Year 2025 Sustainability Report (Feb 1, 2024–Jan 31, 2025), Genesys—known for its AI-powered customer experience platform—showcased a sharp focus on responsible innovation, carbon neutrality, and long-term climate goals. The report outlines how the company navigated the growing energy demands of AI development while keeping its cloud operations carbon neutral—a feat that’s increasingly rare as large language models (LLMs) become more power-hungry.
QuickBooks is no longer just the software you open grudgingly at tax time. With its July 2025 update, Intuit’s flagship accounting platform has officially joined the AI big leagues, delivering a tightly integrated system of intelligent agents designed to think, plan, and even recommend your next move—before you know you need one.
SuperX AI Technology (NASDAQ: SUPX) has officially entered the heavyweight ring of enterprise AI infrastructure with its new All-in-One Multi-Model Server (MMS), offering what the company calls a “turnkey” solution for deploying enterprise-ready generative AI. But this isn’t just a fancy box of chips—it’s a full-stack platform meant to let large language models and multi-modal AI agents hit the ground running in real-world business scenarios.
