Salesforce channel chief Phil Samenuk says the company’s 16,000-plus partner ecosystem will get more resources and enablement. The shift comes as Salesforce pushes consumption pricing alongside its traditional seat-based model and rolls out Agentforce 360 AI platform.
Emirates is investing over $23 million to expand facial recognition across Dubai Airport’s Terminal 3. The system uses 200+ biometric cameras to identify travelers from one meter away, eliminating the need for passports or boarding passes at key checkpoints. This represents a major step toward compl
As quantum computing transitions from theory to practical application, Britain’s software-focused startups are positioning themselves as essential partners rather than hardware competitors. Their capital-efficient approach could create lasting value in a field dominated by US tech giants.
The UBS chairman’s warning about systemic risk in insurance private credit holdings echoes pre-2008 crisis patterns. With $2 trillion in private credit assets and opaque ratings, the insurance sector could become the epicenter of the next financial shock.
The LG Chem-Sinopec partnership on sodium-ion batteries represents more than just another joint venture. This collaboration signals a fundamental realignment in energy storage strategy with global implications.
Cybersecurity professionals tasked with defending companies against ransomware have been indicted for allegedly running their own attacks. The case reveals deep systemic vulnerabilities in how the security industry vets and monitors its own experts.
Microsoft deepens its AI infrastructure capabilities through a multi-billion-dollar partnership with Lambda. The deal involves deploying tens of thousands of Nvidia GPUs as cloud providers race to meet exploding AI compute demand.
III-V Epi strengthens its engineering team with semiconductor fabrication specialist Saurabh Kumar. The Glasgow-based company aims to increase manufacturing capacity for custom compound semiconductor wafers as demand grows across multiple industries.
Researchers have finally identified why some conductive materials suddenly stop conducting electricity. The discovery of polarons in rare earth compounds could revolutionize electronics design and accelerate quantum material development.
Palantir’s explosive growth and revised 2025 outlook reveal more than just strong quarterly numbers. The company’s trajectory signals a fundamental market shift where defense-grade AI becomes enterprise infrastructure.
