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Spotify Launches Enterprise Software Hub for Developer Tools and AI Agents
Spotify launches Spotify Technology, bringing together enterprise developer tools, AI coding agent management and software experimentation under one platform.
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Spotify launches Spotify Technology, bringing together enterprise developer tools, AI coding agent management and software experimentation under one platform.
Salesforce and Nvidia launched Koa, a CRM reasoning model built on Nemotron for Agentforce, using synthetic data to support complex enterprise AI tasks.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says revenue could grow 70% next year, citing surging demand for AI infrastructure and broad visibility across customers and partners.
Bending Spoons agreed to buy Miro for $1.36 billion in cash, valuing the collaboration software maker far below its $17.5 billion peak valuation in 2021.
Microsoft 365 services recovered after a multi-day outage that affected Outlook email, authentication, and other business tools, including Teams and SharePoint.
Moderna and Merck say their personalised mRNA cancer therapy met key Phase 3 goals in melanoma, reducing the risk of recurrence and distant metastasis.
The FCC has dropped its long-term 1 Gbps broadband goal while retaining a 100/20 Mbps benchmark, arguing that policy should remain technology-neutral.
Amazon plans a major Prime Air expansion that could bring drone delivery to about 500 U.S. communities as it pushes toward faster package delivery.
Rippling has sued AI startup Runlayer for allegedly infringing three patents, escalating a legal dispute that began with Runlayer’s lawsuit.
Rippling has launched AI Spend Console to help companies track AI costs, compare employee productivity, and route work to more cost-effective models.
The Open Secure AI Alliance has launched its first working group, SAFE, as the Nvidia-backed organisation grows to more than 120 member companies.
Palantir CEO Alex Karp criticised leading AI labs while reporting record quarterly results, arguing enterprises should retain control of their data and AI infrastructure.
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