Cohere just launched ‘North’, its biggest AI bet yet for privacy-focused enterprises
North combines large language models, search capabilities, and automation tools in a secure package that lets companies deploy AI while maintaining control over sensitive data. The platform operates in private cloud environments or on-premises installations, targeting regulated industries like finance and healthcare.
Secret Agentspace: Google announces new AI tool to help enterprises turn silos into lakes
Google's new enterprise offering provides a fresh way to blend data silos and extract business value from previously barricaded data. Here's why it could be a game changer for your business.
Adobe Express partners with Box
Box enterprise users can edit images, and soon videos, collaboratively using genAI tools through an Adobe Express integration.
15 most underhyped technologies in IT
AI gets all the attention these days, but the tech that keeps the business humming and advances (and protects) its core mission too often goes overlooked, unused, and underfunded.
You can now try Microsoft’s Recall AI feature on a Copilot Plus PC
Windows Insiders in the Dev Channel who have a Qualcomm Copilot Plus PC get access to Recall and Click to Do today.
Microsoft launches Copilot Chat with AI agents; take that, Gemini!
Microsoft has been positioning Copilot as the “UI for AI.” The company has already launched several variants of the GPT-4o-powered assistant for business and personal users. Now, as the next step in this work, it is launching Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat — a rebranded version of its free AI chat experience for businesses, enhanced with agentic capabilities.
Google: AI agents, multimodal AI, enterprise search will dominate in 2025
If 2024 was all about experimentation, 2025 will truly be the year enterprises scale AI, according to a new trends report from Google Cloud out today.
10 top priorities for CIOs in 2025
A new year brings new opportunities and fresh challenges. To better position your business to thrive in 2025, here’s what CIOs should prioritize over the next 12 months.
Enterprise AI gets closer to data with Couchbase’s new Capella AI services
Database platform developer Couchbase is looking to help solve an increasingly common problem for enterprise AI deployments. Namely how to get data closer to AI in as fast and as secure an approach as possible. The end goal is to make it simpler and more operationally efficient to build and deploy enterprise AI.
My 5 favorite web browsers - and what each is ideal for
If you're looking to finally migrate from Chrome (which you should), these are my top recommendations.
You can talk to the AI hosts of your NotebookLM podcast now
Google's NotebookLM gets a redesign that lets users interact with its AI-generated podcasts in a whole new way.
Google Gemini 2.0: Could this be the beginning of truly autonomous AI?
The release arrives almost exactly one year after Google’s initial Gemini launch, emerging during a pivotal moment in artificial intelligence development. Rather than simply responding to queries, these new “agentic” AI systems can understand nuanced context, plan multiple steps ahead, and take supervised actions on behalf of users.
How to improve PPC lead quality for B2B campaigns
Get actionable tips for qualifying B2B leads, optimizing paid media channels and using data integration to improve your PPC campaigns.
Pinecone expands vector database with cascading retrieval, boosting enterprise AI accuracy by up to 48%
Pinecone has made a name for itself in recent years as being one of the leading native vector database platforms. Pinecone is continuing to differentiate in an increasingly competitive market with new capabilities to help solve enterprise AI challenges
Why Email Authentication Matters for Your Business’s Success and Security
Every day, 85% of global email traffic — or 122.3 billion emails — is flagged as spam. That’s a lot of wasted time, effort, and resources invested into emails that are never read. But how, exactly, can brands avoid having their most important messages end up in spam folders?