Databricks brings something to share; Datadog goes for a DASH
Today on Product Saturday: Databricks introduces an open-source proposal for sharing corporate data, Datadog adds more bits to Bits AI, and the quote of the week.
Today: Google and AWS serve up new visions for deploying AI agents at work, the impact of the Oracle E-Business Suite hack is starting to look much bigger than initially acknowledged, and the latest enterprise moves.
Today: there were already 10,000 vendors trying to help companies build AI agents and enterprise-grade coding assistants, and now there are 10,001, Oracle's cloud AI growth has come at a price, and the latest funding rounds in enterprise tech.
Any business that survived the digital revolution is very familiar with how quickly networking requirements can shift. But few are prepared for the speed with which emerging technologies today are challenging existing environments.
Today on Product Saturday: former OpenAI CTO Mira Murati's new company introduces its first product, DeepSeek drops another low-cost model on the market, and the quote of the week.
Today: The latest in the long-running saga of enterprise tech marketing departments trying and failing to look cool, Oracle customers are receiving extortion attempts after a breach, and the latest enterprise moves.
For companies with sensitive data requirements or substantial investments in data centers, a hybrid cloud strategy offers the best of both worlds — and a significant management challenge. Eight members of our Roundtable discussed how to balance cloud and on-premises deployments.
Why ServiceNow's new launch points to a new set of priorities for enterprise software design, CoreWeave finds another $14 billion, and the latest funding rounds in enterprise tech.
Today on Product Saturday: Cloudflare gets into the data-management game, Glean unveils a new version of its AI work assistant, and the quote of the week.
Today: Edera's CTO explains how a rethink of hypervisor concepts could help companies protect themselves against software supply-chain attacks, Microsoft throws the Israeli intelligence service off its cloud, and the latest enterprise moves.
Today: Mastercard's George Maddaloni on rolling out internal AI tools and building with AI agents, Nvidia gives OpenAI more money to buy Nvidia chips and Oracle servers, and the latest funding rounds in enterprise tech.
Last year Mastercard conducted a review of the different workflow patterns used by employees across the 35,000-person payments giant. In some cases generative AI tools didn't really move the needle, but the company encouraged adoption with proper training and connectors to vital data sources.
Today on Product Saturday: OpenAI's new coding-specific version of GPT-5 hits the terminals, MongoDB gets into the application modernization game, and the quote of the week.