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NVIDIA and ServiceNow launch autonomous AI agents using Blackwell
Why does a partnership between NVIDIA and ServiceNow matter for the next wave of enterprise software?
NVLink 6, ConnectX‑9, BlueField‑4 cut latency as memory behavior impacts users
The push toward ever‑more autonomous agents is reshaping how developers think about system architecture.
Krutrim, India’s first GenAI unicorn, pivots to cloud services after pulling Kruti AI app
Krutrim’s recent strategic turn feels like a textbook case of a startup recalibrating after a setback. After months of touting a home‑grown generative AI assistant, the company is now steering its resources toward enterprise‑grade cloud offerings.
OpenAI, PwC Team Up to Embed Agentic AI in CFO Finance Functions
Why does this matter for chief financial officers? While the buzz around generative tools is loud, the real test is whether AI can become a day‑to‑day decision partner inside finance departments.
IBM launches Bob with multi‑model routing, human checkpoints to secure AI coding
IBM rolled out “Bob,” a new AI‑coding platform that blends multi‑model routing with human‑in‑the‑loop checkpoints.
Writer launches AI agents that act without prompts Amazon, Microsoft, Salesforce
Writer is stepping into a crowded field, rolling out AI agents that can initiate actions without a user‑written prompt.
Salesforce unveils Agentforce Operations to streamline enterprise AI workflows
Enterprises that have layered generative AI into their daily processes are hitting a familiar snag: the software that should accelerate work often ends up adding steps, inflating budgets and creating bottlenecks.
Scout AI raises USD 100 million to train war models, joins Field and Overland AI
At a U.S. military base in central California, four‑seat all‑terrain vehicles snake up hillside trails. The drivers aren’t soldiers; they’re test rigs for Scout AI, a “frontier lab for defense” founded in 2024 by Colby Adcock and Collin Otis.
Satya Nadella says Microsoft will exploit royalty‑free OpenAI model through 2032
Microsoft's latest agreement with OpenAI has been the subject of intense commentary. Why does it matter that the tech giant will receive royalty‑free access to the company's most advanced model?
Google CEO: Users love AI Overviews, but compute shortage caps revenue
Google’s cloud division posted a record‑breaking quarter, pulling in roughly $20 billion and posting a year‑over‑year jump that eclipses anything it’s seen before.
Salesforce crowdsources AI roadmap, using fast code pushes and customer feedback
Salesforce is reshaping how it builds the next generation of AI tools, and it’s doing so by turning its customers into co‑designers.
Legora valued at USD 5.6 B, lists Bird & Bird, Cleary Gottlieb, Linklaters
The $5.6 billion valuation Legora just announced has turned heads across the legal tech sector, especially as the startup squares off with rival AI platform Harvey.
Pentagon signs AI contracts with Nvidia, Microsoft, AWS after Anthropic dispute
The Pentagon’s newest AI contracts read like a shopping list: Nvidia, Microsoft and Amazon Web Services will each get a slice of the defense department’s push to run large‑language models on classified networks.
GPT-5.5 scores 71.4% on expert cybersecurity tasks, edging Mythos Preview's 68.6%
Why does this matter? Because the latest round of AI‑driven security tests pits OpenAI’s GPT‑5.5 against the much‑talked‑about Mythos Preview in a head‑to‑head evaluation of “Expert”‑level tasks.
Elon Musk and Sam Altman head to court in legal fight over OpenAI’s future
Why does a courtroom showdown between Elon Musk and Sam Altman matter to anyone outside the tech bubble?
AI tracks surge on streaming services, says Deezer researcher Manuel Moussa
Why does this matter? Because streaming platforms are suddenly awash in songs that no human ever wrote. While the tech is impressive, the sheer volume of AI‑generated tracks has become noticeable to anyone who scans new releases.
Eight tech giants sign Pentagon AI contracts; Anthropic warns of legal loopholes
Eight tech giants have just inked Pentagon contracts aimed at building an “AI‑first fighting force” that will operate across classified networks.
Anthropic could secure USD 900 billion-plus valuation in two‑week round, sources say
Anthropic is on the brink of a financing sprint that could push its market cap past $900 billion, and the window to close the deal may be as tight as fourteen days, according to people familiar with the process.
xAI releases Grok 4.3 with low price and fast voice‑cloning suite
xAI has rolled out Grok 4.3 with a price tag that undercuts most competitors, and it bundles a voice‑cloning feature that claims to generate speech in seconds.
Musk vs. Altman trial begins as DOJ cuts voting‑rights unit, AI job panic examined
The federal courtroom in San Francisco opened its doors this week to a case that pits two of Silicon Valley’s most visible AI figures against each other.
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