As enterprises increasingly scale AI agents across their organizations, IBM is launching the industry’s first software platform to unify AI security and governance, offering a consolidated view of enterprise AI risk.
Finnish telecom giant Elisa Oyj is doubling down on automation and AI. In a bold move to redefine telecom operations, the company announced an expanded partnership with Google Cloud aimed at transforming its network into a fully autonomous, agent-driven infrastructure.
A new report from NTT DATA pulls back the curtain on a growing rift inside the executive suite when it comes to deploying generative AI: the vision is ambitious, but the operational reality is far from ready.
Extend, a rising force in AI-native document processing, has raised $17 million in combined seed and Series A funding to expand its breakthrough platform built for the Agentic Era of enterprise AI. Led by Innovation Endeavors with support from Y Combinator, Homebrew, Character, and angel investors like Scott Belsky and Guillermo Rauch, the round will fuel Extend’s product expansion and market push as it reshapes how businesses unlock value from unstructured documents.
Global tech services provider ValueLabs has announced a bold shift into the Agentic Era, unveiling its transformation into an Enterprise Operating System (Enterprise OS) powered by its proprietary AiDE® platform. This isn’t a product launch—it’s an organizational overhaul. ValueLabs is not just deploying AI across departments; it’s rebuilding its very fabric around autonomous agents.
In the race to modernize enterprise customer engagement, Nurix.ai has rolled out NuPlay, a voice-first AI platform that aims to deliver truly human-like conversations—without the human overhead. Designed to integrate across enterprise systems and take decisive action, NuPlay promises to automate over 80% of customer inquiries while slashing support costs by more than 65%.
Algolia—the search and discovery powerhouse used by over 18,000 businesses—has just thrown down a major marker in the AI infrastructure game. Its newly launched MCP Server is not just another AI integration. It’s a strategic architecture that enables AI agents and large language models (LLMs) to act on real-time data, not just respond to queries.
NICE has taken a major step in scaling intelligent automation across the enterprise, announcing a deeper strategic collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to accelerate the deployment of AI-powered solutions for customer service. The expanded alliance centers on integrating AWS’s generative AI tools with NICE’s CXone Mpower platform, setting the stage for large-scale automation from the contact center to the back office.
In a major stride toward redefining the future of AI and cloud infrastructure, Marvell Technology has introduced the industry’s first 2nm custom Static Random Access Memory (SRAM)—a compact powerhouse built to meet the growing memory demands of custom XPUs and AI accelerators powering hyperscale data centers.
