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The update is designed to help engineers trace faults from infrastructure issues to affected services and customers, cutting time to resolution.
Grafana Cloud users can now trial and subscribe to vetted commercial plugins, giving developers a paid route into the platform's catalog.
Enterprises struggling to move AI projects into production can now get CTERA engineers embedded with their teams to prepare data and build workflows safely.
Fortune 500 firms could lose the only AI setup that keeps sensitive data in-house, as enterprise adoption of open-weight models surges.
The new tools are meant to cut time lost piecing together decisions across apps, while Zoom also expects to top USD $5 billion in annual revenue this year.
The trial could help doctors spot eligible patients sooner and bring research findings into routine care, improving evidence generation.
As AI workloads spread across cloud and on-premises systems, network teams need more context to spot shadow AI and govern traffic.
AI is driving a surge in automated traffic, with Cloudflare saying more than half of internet requests were non-human for the first time this year.
Enterprises could cut AI operating costs by 68% over three years by routing queries through the layer and filtering data before model ingestion.
The Masterton-based company now supports more than 10,000 farmers and advisers, as cloud software and AI reshape farm finances.
Engineering teams can now search logs far faster as AI systems flood observability stacks with more telemetry and query demands.
The tie-up could help enterprise AI tools reach live data more securely, while Zetaris claims its cloud service may cut total cost of ownership by up to 67%.
The initial 20MW site near Casablanca will anchor a much larger 180MW AI campus built around Nvidia's latest server architecture.
With customers moving from AI trials to live deployments, the move will train more than 12,500 associates worldwide to build and govern agents.
External validation from Anthropic could help Moterra AI win more clients as it expands its Claude deployment work across the UK and Europe.
The acquisition gives enterprises extra controls to stop bad data from skewing AI outputs and automated actions at scale.
The 10-year pact should help the Japanese carrier harden its private cloud against AI-driven demand and rising cyber risk while speeding new services.
New controls aim to keep sensitive data usable in AI systems while reducing re-identification risk and improving recovery after outages or attacks.
The deal will help SickKids tighten data access and analytics for personalised care, while giving clinicians earlier insights across its systems.
The free assessment helps enterprises spot blind spots in change controls, where approved updates can still drift across cloud and on-premise systems.