Cloud stories
Businesses handling sensitive data may gain more control over storage and AI as the New Zealand-developed platform targets firms with up to 1,000 staff.
Customers are feeling faster and more reliable service after Spark won six outright categories and three joint awards in Opensignal's latest report.
Organisations using both platforms can now query Databricks-managed Iceberg tables in BigQuery without copying data, cutting delays and storage costs.
The award highlights how partners are tying Microsoft's AI tools to measurable business gains, as Celonis joins the group's top winners worldwide.
The higher payout aims to spur deeper cloud security research as Google says automated tools have flooded its programme with more, but not more valid, reports.
North America's surge has prompted a clearer management structure, as annual revenue there rose 64% and new customer acquisition climbed 125%.
The move comes as the fibre operator expands across subsea and terrestrial routes to meet surging demand from cloud and AI customers.
International demand for Tencent Cloud's AI services rose by triple digits as its overseas customer base doubled over the past year.
The tool aims to stop AI agents creating a second, unmonitored workforce by extending corporate browser rules to their web activity.
The tie-up uncovered licence mismatches and trimmed MyFitnessPal's recurring AI overheads by a six-figure sum each year.
Customers seeking wider AI rollouts may benefit as SoftwareOne steps up its Anthropic ties with more than 100 certified experts and services in 70 countries.
Free cash flow jumped 54% as Xero added 404,000 subscribers and lifted half-year revenue to NZD $1.194 billion, while profit also rose.
Australia's data centre build-out is set to add 2.3GW by 2030, with Melbourne gaining ground as Sydney's pipeline slips on energy and approvals.
Its inclusion underscores growing investor focus on the software layers needed to run AI workloads at scale, beyond chatbots and model makers.
Professionals in business, finance and healthcare will get structured AI training, as demand grows for role-specific workplace skills.
Businesses are shifting from dashboards to plain-English queries as SyncHub links live operational data to AI tools such as Claude and ChatGPT.
The repeat honour could help the company win regulated customers as it expands from digital fax into AI document processing and interoperability.
Enterprises can keep legacy phone systems while linking them to Teams, with the new range handling secure SIP routing and failover calls.
Public bodies now have faster access to FPT's cloud support services as ageing systems and NHS modernisation press across the UK public sector.
Growing demand for AI cooling is drawing operators and cloud providers to Nidec, which used its Singapore debut to open partnership talks.
