Business applications of AI across industries, including corporate implementations, workflow automations, and solutions for operational efficiency.
InPlay Inc. has expanded its partnership with Hubble Network to develop IN120-based smart labels and wireless sensors with global connectivity across terrestrial and satellite networks.
EPAM Systems has announced a multi-year partnership with Anthropic to help enterprises implement safe and scalable AI solutions using Anthropic’s Claude models and EPAM’s engineering capabilities.
Raytheon, an RTX business, has been awarded a contract by Blue Raven to produce 120 SharpSight radars, marking the largest single order to date for the system. The agreement expands the global availability of the radar, which supports missions such as border protection, search and rescue, and long-range surveillance.
Fermi Inc. has appointed Larry Kellerman as an independent director on its Board. Kellerman brings over four decades of leadership in the electric power and utility sectors, having advised Fermi on power generation strategy since its inception.
Bizzdesign has named Daniel Hebda as its first Head of AI to lead its global artificial intelligence strategy. The role will focus on connecting AI initiatives with enterprise architecture and governance practices.
Anthropic has agreed to spend $200 billion with Google Cloud over five years, accounting for more than 40% of Google's reported revenue backlog. The deal strengthens their partnership as demand for Anthropic's Claude AI models grows.
Anthropic has launched ten new AI agents for financial services, designed to automate tasks such as building pitchbooks, screening KYC files, and closing the books at month end. The agents integrate with Microsoft 365 applications and connect to financial data providers including Dun & Bradstreet and Moody's.
Quarrio announced that its deterministic AI platform removes the cost pressures tied to generative AI, aiming to deliver accurate and auditable results on standard enterprise infrastructure.
GLG has relaunched its myGLG client platform with new AI tools designed to accelerate expert research and insight generation. The update introduces features such as a Strategic Research Agent, flexible insight gathering, and precision synthesis capabilities, all within a secure compliance framework.
Stellanor Datacenters has completed the acquisition of eight data centers from Redcentric, expanding its UK portfolio to eleven sites with a total grid capacity of 39MVA.
Dun & Bradstreet announced a collaboration with Anthropic to integrate its Commercial Graph into Claude via the Model Context Protocol, enabling businesses to automate onboarding and compliance workflows using verified risk data.
Spacelift has appointed John Henry Archer as senior vice president of sales and channel, and Jonah Kowall as senior vice president of product and design. The hires follow the general availability of Spacelift Intelligence and reflect growing demand for AI enhanced infrastructure orchestration.
IBM and Aramco announced plans to collaborate on artificial intelligence, automation, and material science to develop industrial solutions in Saudi Arabia. The partnership was revealed at IBM's THINK Boston event and aims to combine IBM's technology platforms with Aramco's industrial expertise.
Datacor has released a new research series conducted by Tech-Clarity examining how AI is creating measurable value in chemical manufacturing, food and animal nutrition, and engineering sectors. The findings show that companies completing AI pilots are achieving results faster than expected, with many scaling benefits across their operations.
RapidScale has partnered with Trafera to deliver TRAILS 2.0, an AI platform that enables educators to generate customized lesson plans using generative AI on Google Cloud.
QuVa Pharma has been awarded a national group purchasing agreement with Premier, Inc. for its Drug Diversion Software Solutions, effective May 1, 2026. The deal enables Premier members to access pre-negotiated pricing and terms for QuVa's BrightStream platform, which supports controlled substance oversight and compliance.
Yellow.ai has introduced Nexus Vox, an enterprise voice AI system that integrates voice recognition, synthesis, and conversational intelligence into a single platform. The system supports over 500 languages, offers sub-400ms latency, and can clone a voice from a 10-second sample.
Opsera and Cursor have partnered to embed Opsera’s DevSecOps AI Agents directly into Cursor’s IDE, aligning high-speed code generation with enterprise security and compliance standards.
Netrio has introduced an AI advisory and transformation practice to help mid-market enterprises move from AI experimentation to measurable business outcomes. The new services cover readiness, governance, strategy, deployment, and adoption.
The University of Southern California has launched a major artificial intelligence initiative supported by a $200 million donation from venture capitalist Mark Stevens and his wife, Mary. The gift will expand AI research across health sciences, security, business, and the arts, and the USC School of Advanced Computing will be renamed in their honor.
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