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IT Pro — With AI deeply embedded in modern business operations, organizations face new resilience challenges far beyond traditional IT backups.
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IT Pro — With AI deeply embedded in modern business operations, organizations face new resilience challenges far beyond traditional IT backups.
MarTech Series — Digital Culture Group (DCG), the award-winning ad tech company, launched Resonance Studio, a new module in its AI platform, the Audience Resonance Index™ (ARI). Resonance Studio checks a brand's creative against real-time cultural and behavioral signals before launch.
MarTech Series — Conductor, the only end-to-end enterprise AEO platform, unveiled its next-generation answer engine optimization (AEO) innovation at C3 2026, its flagship conference in New York City.
Help Net Security — AI strategy miscalculation ranks third in Gartner’s Q3 2026 risk report, with AI risks accounting for four of the top five issues.
Business Insider — Raphael Lim and Jamison Teng have had to sacrifice social life, grades, and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu training to build up Jam & Raph.
News-Medical — Mayo Clinic Platform announced today the launch of a new Clinical Decision Support (CDS) solution that brings Mayo Clinic knowledge and evidence-informed guidance directly into clinicians' workflows, helping them access trusted, relevant information when and where they are making patient care decisions
sdxcentral.com — North Carolina deployment due for 2027
Salesforce — When customers move, does your AI agent remember? Explore a memory framework designed to eliminate stale facts, prevent costly errors, and keep context fresh.
PYMNTS.com — Worldwide Express works with more than 130,000 customers and more than 75 less-than-truckload (LTL) carriers, which fill a trailer with freight from
PYMNTS.com — Apollo Global’s lending reportedly hit a record $114 billion during the quarter thanks to its AI funding efforts. That figure marked a 50% increase over
Fortune — Freshworks killed “$5 million ideas” and moved early-career work to AI, Woodside told Fortune. It was like "saying to somebody that your baby's ugly."
PYMNTS.com — Goldman Sachs has restricted Anthropic’s Claude Code and Microsoft’s GitHub coding tools largely to engineers and quantitative specialists, PYMNTS
supabase.com — Claude can now issue the identity assertion for enterprise-managed auth on the Supabase MCP server when your identity provider can't.
IT Pro — The two companies will collaborate on development of a dedicated sovereign AI architecture for European organizations
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The Stack — + a new Linux vulnerability stirs debate about how to respond, Salesforce goes shopping, and Marvel's optical ambitions.
MarTech Series — SoundHound AI, Inc., a global leader in voice and agentic AI, announced a strategic partnership with LG Electronics to expand restaurant and merchant participation on LG Smart TVs in the United States.
Tech Xplore — Advertising on ChatGPT has so far proven significantly less cost-effective for businesses than advertising on Google. This is the finding of a new study by Christian Schulze, associate professor of marketing at Frankfurt School of Finance & Management, and Maximilian Kaiser, assistant professor at Vienna University of Economics and Business (WU Vienna).
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