Salesforce targets ITSM and ServiceNow pursues CRM, shifting the cloud landscape and intensifying competition in the enterprise software market.
Salesforce’s Q4 results highlight significant growth in its AI-driven products, with strong future potential as indicated by an 11% increase in Remaining Performance Obligation (RPO), driven by its Data Cloud and Agentforce solutions.
IBM’s Sustainability Accelerator partners with global organizations to develop AI-driven solutions to increase environmental and urban resilience.
Salesforce and Google Cloud have expanded their partnership to include integrated AI applications and infrastructure, significantly enhancing their offerings for customers.
ServiceNow’s innovative approach to AI platforms, agent fulfillment, and strategic partnerships in the cloud comes into clear focus through a conversation with President and COO Amit Zavery.
From personalized cancer treatments to smarter farming, AI’s rapid evolution is changing the world faster than ever.
Google has introduced updates to its Gemini 2.0 model family, including the launch of Gemini 2.0 Flash and Flashlight, aimed at enhancing accessibility and cost-effectiveness for developers.
SAP partners with Databricks for its Business Data Cloud, unlocking AI-driven insights with a $250M investment.
GitHub has announced new AI-driven features for its Copilot tool, including Agent Mode, which enhances coding efficiency by allowing developers to generate and deploy code with greater automation and accuracy.
ServiceNow calls its system an ‘Orchestrator’ while Workday offers a ‘System of Record.’ Both are striving to bring order to the agentic AI sprawl taking place in enterprises.
There’s an AI agent battle shaping up as SAP and Salesforce stake out the most aggressive positions, pivoting away from focus on applications to emphasize data, clouds, and AI.
SAP is shifting from traditional applications to a more integrated platform that supports AI, data, and machine learning.
The latest Cloud Wars rankings show how hyperscalers and application vendors are managing growth and adapting to changing market dynamics.
AWS plans to outspend Microsoft and Google on AI infrastructure, with a massive $100 billion investment in 2025.
With thousands of new AI agents, ServiceNow is addressing some of the most common use cases for its platform, while also delivering development and orchestration tools.
Google Cloud’s growth slows slightly in Q4, but remains strong, with new customer acquisition and major deals helping drive continued success despite challenges.
CEOs praised DeepSeek for challenging the AI industry’s reliance on massive infrastructure, noting that such competition drives innovation and benefits customers.
ServiceNow leverages agentic AI to streamline workflows and drive business transformation with intelligent, autonomous agents across industries.
A look at SAP’s upcoming announcement indicates plans for a significant innovation aimed at advancing data management and AI agents.
Oracle delivers a series of AI agents that are baked into its Fusion Cloud Sales platform, ensuring tight integration between the app and rapidly emerging agentic AI functionality.