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Nearly all large enterprises have committed budget to Agentic AI initiatives, with 39% planning to spend $1 million or more. However, data quality and integration challenges mean most organizations won’t achieve scale until 2028-2030, according to new industry research.
Enterprise investment in Agentic AI has reached a critical tipping point, with 97% of organizations having committed budget to these initiatives, according to the Qlik 2025 Agentic AI Study. The research, conducted by Enterprise Technology Research (ETR), indicates that substantial financial resources are being allocated, with 39% of enterprises reportedly planning to spend $1 million or more and 34% dedicating 10-25% of their total AI budget specifically to Agentic AI projects.
Microsoft has significantly enhanced Voice Access in Windows 11 with the introduction of Fluid Dictation technology. The update also brings full Japanese language support and improved command controls for more natural voice interaction.
Microsoft has rolled out a substantial update to Windows 11’s Voice Access feature that reportedly transforms how users interact with their devices through speech. According to reports, the KB5067036 update introduces what Microsoft calls “Fluid Dictation,” described as a next-generation voice input model that offers faster, more natural communication while processing everything locally on the device.
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A novel encryption enhancement combines affine cipher with digraph transformation and a modified three-pass protocol to address security vulnerabilities. The approach reportedly eliminates ciphertext repetition and enables secure key exchange without transmitting secret keys. Security analysis indicates significant improvements in confidentiality despite slightly increased processing time.
Cybersecurity researchers have developed a novel enhancement to the traditional affine cipher that integrates digraph transformation with a modified three-pass protocol, according to recent reports. This approach reportedly addresses longstanding vulnerabilities in classical encryption methods while maintaining lightweight computational requirements. Sources indicate the modified three-pass protocol, originally introduced by Shamir, enables secure key exchange without transmitting secret keys over insecure channels, using three distinct keys to enhance protection.
