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Enterprise AI is artificial intelligence built into an organization’s core systems at scale — with the security, governance, and compliance controls that business use demands. This hub covers how companies adopt AI and the products built for them.
Google Cloud launched Gemini Enterprise for Legal on August 25, giving law firms AI agents for contract review, brief drafting and regulatory tracking, with four major firms as first users.
Read more →IBM and OpenAI have formed a partnership to embed GPT-5.6, Codex, and ChatGPT Work into IBM Consulting's enterprise AI delivery platform, the companies announced August 13.
Read more →Hedge fund Millennium, which manages more than $92 billion, is co-developing a Claude-powered digital risk analyst with Anthropic to help human risk managers assess exposure across asset classes.
Read more →June AI emerged from stealth with $20 million in pre-seed funding to help companies deploy AI agents into legacy systems without hiring costly outside consultants.
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AI labs like Anthropic and OpenAI now certify consulting firms into tiered partner networks. Here's what those tiers actually measure — and why they matter to buyers.
Read more →Cognizant has become a Global Premier Partner in Anthropic's Claude Partner Network, after training over 30,000 employees and embedding Claude across its enterprise platforms.
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An AI workspace gives AI agents their own identity and permissions inside a shared team app — instead of bolting a chatbot onto the side of Slack, Notion, or email.
Read more →OpenAI has launched Presence, a platform that lets enterprises deploy AI voice and chat agents with built-in guardrails, simulations, and human escalation controls.
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An AI-native app builds AI into its core data and workflow from the start, instead of adding it as a feature. Here's how that differs from AI bolted on, and why it matters.
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Shadow AI is when employees use AI tools at work without IT or security approval. Here's why it happens, what it risks, and how companies manage it.
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Tabular foundation models are a new class of AI that predicts outcomes from spreadsheets and databases directly — no retraining needed for every new dataset.
Read more →A Business Association of Georgia poll of 600+ companies finds 84% are planning, piloting, or already using AI, though specialist shortages and Georgian-language gaps remain key barriers.
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A forward-deployed engineer embeds inside a client's business to make an AI system actually work there — the role Anthropic's new venture, Ode, is built around, and one of tech's fastest-growing job titles.
Read more →Anthropic, Blackstone, and Hellman & Friedman have launched Ode with Anthropic, a $1.5 billion firm that embeds engineers in client companies to build AI into everyday operations.
Read more →Microsoft committed $2.5 billion and 6,000 engineers to a new subsidiary that stations AI specialists directly inside client organizations, competing with similar offerings from OpenAI, Anthropic, and Amazon.
Read more →Enterprise AI is artificial intelligence built into an organization's core systems at scale — with the security, governance, and compliance controls that business use demands. Here's what it means and how companies are getting started.
Read more →Microsoft announced a new operating unit on July 2 that will embed 6,000 AI engineers inside enterprise client organizations to co-build and maintain AI systems, backed by a $2.5 billion investment.
Read more →Enterprise AI coding startup 8090 Labs closed a $135M Series A led by Salesforce Ventures, with founder Chamath Palihapitiya stepping in as full-time CEO — his first operating role since leaving Facebook.
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