NIST’s newly released AI Risk Management Framework and GenAI Profile offer organizations vendor-neutral guidance to securely integrate AI technologies, aligning with the White House’s executive order for trustworthy AI development.

Organizations must thoroughly plan, budget, and evaluate key considerations before transitioning from on-premise to the cloud.

Research from HYCU underscores the gaps in knowledge and readiness when it comes to protecting corporate data stored in SaaS applications.

OpenAI’s watermarking system for ChatGPT faces challenges in balancing detection accuracy, user impact, and concerns about AI’s role in education and enterprise trust.

IBM’s StreamSets offers real-time data integration and processing for enhanced business decision-making in the GenAI era.

The escalating costs of powering AI advancements have pushed Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and Oracle to invest massively in cloud infrastructure.

AI tools have had a significant impact on investors and investment funds as well as startup founders and teams.

Major tech companies are investing heavily in cloud and AI infrastructure, facing the challenge of driving innovation without raising costs for customers in an uncertain economic environment.

Kate Woolley of IBM explains how co-creation and AI-cloud integration are key to driving innovation and meeting customer needs.

When adopting generative AI, business leaders must strategically plan and invest to ensure success with AI initiatives.

Teradata chief marketing officer Jacqueline Woods describes the importance of having reliable data and trusted AI strategies and models.

Google Cloud’s BigQuery is poised to lead in enabling businesses to leverage real-time data analytics for faster, more informed decision-making in today’s rapidly evolving landscape.

Advanced AI technology using MTJs and C-RAM offers the potential for vastly improved processing efficiency and lower energy consumption.

Google Cloud’s BigQuery has evolved into a real-time, event-driven analytics platform, empowering businesses to analyze live data and deliver immediate, personalized customer experiences across various industries.

Oracle embraces the latest NVIDIA chips to power AI services to enhance developers’ abilities to create scalable gaming, video applications.

AI Ecosystem Report Ep 52: Activision and Keywords Studios experiment with GenAI in the gaming industry; Pearl raises funds for dental AI; OpenAI dives further into AI-powered search.

As SAP experiences its best market performance yet, the unexpected exit of key leaders prompts speculation about the company’s next move.

NVIDIA launched fVDB, a deep learning framework demonstrating further use cases of digital twin technology and generative physical AI.

Building on its longstanding cloud strengths, Google Cloud has similarly staked out a leadership position in AI based on tech innovation, partnerships, and customer successes.

SAP’s surprising decision to part ways with chief revenue officer Scott Russell and chief marketing and solutions officer Julia White raises questions about the company’s strategic direction and future.

Salesforce and Workday’s new AI and data-sharing partnership aims to challenge industry giants SAP and Oracle.

With the rapid rise of AI, lawmakers are turning their attention to developing AI regulations and legislation to mitigate risks while protecting business and consumers.

Workday and Salesforce are partnering to merge datasets, aiming to leverage AI potential and offer customers a more comprehensive dataset, competing with SAP and Oracle.

Cloud-native software introduces a new range of considerations — from licensing to software developer’s financials to data ownership — for procurement chiefs to consider.

Workday’s integration with Procore and other operational systems enhances construction efficiency by marrying operational, HR, and finance data for better cost estimation and resource management.

Partners ecosystem leader shares Microsoft’s latest thinking on co-creation vs. co-selling, customer trust, and the 2025 ecosystem outlook.

The world isn’t quite past the supply chain disruptions of recent years, but there are tangible steps that leaders can take to mitigate their effects when planning for 2025.