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Azoma raises USD $11.2 million to boost AI shopping tools
Brands are racing to adapt as generative AI and shopping assistants reshape product search, drawing fresh investor interest in measurement software.
Salience Labs raises USD $125 million for AI networking
The Oxford-based company will use the oversubscribed round to ramp production of optical switches that could improve AI datacentre performance and efficiency.
Sprinklr launches marketing AI agents beta for teams
Large marketing teams could speed up campaign creation as Sprinklr's new beta links idea generation, compliance checks and execution in one workflow.
Morrisons picks Logile for labour planning overhaul
The deal should give Morrisons a clearer view of staffing needs across 1,474 sites, replacing manual planning with software tied to demand forecasts.
NVIDIA backs five UK startups with USD $250 million
The package will support UK research into agentic safety and security as autonomous AI systems spread, with startups also receiving backing.
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Smaller specialist models could save UK banks millions on compliance work while reducing reliance on a handful of US tech giants.
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TCS launches industrial AI foundry for manufacturers
Four in five UK manufacturers are already trialling AI, as TCS aims to turn pilots into factory-floor systems that lift productivity by up to 25%.
OutSystems survey finds AI governance gap in firms
Only 26% of IT decision-makers say they can resolve conflicts across AI agents, exposing a readiness gap as firms expand deployment.
Endor Labs adds BYOK support for AI security scans
The new option should ease approval hurdles for regulated firms that need AI code scans without handing source code to vendor-selected models.
Vertiv & Deloitte issue guide to AI infrastructure
As AI projects move from pilots to production, the guide warns that power, cooling and connectivity limits may decide where workloads can run.
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Meltwater tops Gartner's first PR & media tools ranking
The new Gartner ranking could help buyers in PR and media monitoring tools judge vendors as AI-driven reputation risks reshape the market.
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Saviynt recognised in Gartner PAM report for third year
The recognition highlights growing demand for tighter control over AI agents, service accounts and other non-human identities with elevated access.
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