Adobe reported better than expected third quarter earnings as its primary segments delivered double-digit growth from a year ago. However, the fourth quarter outlook was lower than expected.
Salesforce is rolling out AI agents via its Agentforce platform across its core clouds including Sales, Service, Marketing and Commerce. What remains to be seen is whether enterprises will pay $2 per conversation for Agentforce assuming no volume discounts.
Ford CFO Navin Kumar sounds like an enterprise software executive when he talks about Ford Pro, a unit focused on vehicles for businesses, and total cost of ownership, data and subscriptions.
Zoho launched a new version of Zoho Analytics that includes more than 100 enhancements in a bid to appeal to data scientists who can then feed business users easy to consume insights and models.
Dell Technologies Chief Operating Officer Jeff Clarke said “there’s no question that AI is coming to the enterprise” due to data gravity and proprietary information that won’t be moved to the cloud.
Inizio Medical's Matt Lewis, Global Chief Artificial and Augmented Intelligence Officer, has been named to Constellation Research's AI 150 list and sits at the intersection of AI, life sciences, human change management and mental health.
Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian said the company is increasingly monetizing AI based on consumption models, volumes of data and selling agents to line of business executives over IT.
Oracle CTO Larry Ellison hit the stage with AWS CEO Matt Garman to talk about their multicloud partnership and optimizing. Ellison also talked about Oracle's autonomous security efforts to prevent ransomware, identity theft and other attacks.
Microsoft and Quantinuum said they have created 12 highly reliable logical qubits by combining Azure Quantum's qubit virtualization system to Quantinuum's H2 trapped-ion quantum computer. Microsoft also said it would work with Atom Computing to add a new quantum system to Azure Quantum.
Nuclear-powered data centers are on the horizon (and here in some cases), but deployments will take time and likely extend into 2026 or 2027. What's driving the nuclear data center concept? Generative AI workloads and an electricity grid that's currently under strain.
ServiceNow launched the Xanadu version of its Now Platform, which includes AI Agents that can autonomously perform tasks without human intervention, RaptorDB Pro, a new back-end database that improves performance, industry-specific features, and a new integrated development environment (IDE).
Oracle is going after the lakehouse market with HeatWave to go along with a bevy of generative AI features including HeatWave GenAI and HeatWave on AWS. Oracle also launched a zettascale supercluster built on Nvidia Blackwell.
