Microsoft execs used the Ignite conference to re-emphasize their top-level commitment to security following a series of security missteps that have plagued the company over the past year.

IBM is innovating in data management by partnering with AWS and Salesforce to eliminate silos and enable real-time access.

Mason Whitaker, president of Microsoft partner Volt Technologies, weighs in on Microsoft Ignite announcements including AI copilots, agents, and analytics technology.

UiPath’s Bobby Patrick joins Cloud Wars analysts for a roundtable discussion on his company’s next phase of growth focused on agentic automation, which helps customers automate complex workflows.

Columbus Global’s Mike Simms gives insight on the role of data as AI projects become more prevalent across the business landscape.

Study analyzes AI adoption trends, real-world ROI across the most common use cases. Microsoft also releases a huge volume of customer use cases that provide validation of AI’s benefits.

IBM’s latest report reveals how AI leaders are leveraging investments, data management, and customization to drive significant business growth.

Microsoft delivers tools to help customers manage and measure their agents and Copilots while tightening integration with customers’ core third-party systems including SAP, ServiceNow, and Workday.

Oracle and Epic are set for a fierce competition in the electronic health records market, as Oracle leverages its cloud and AI dominance, vast resources, and broad industry expertise to challenge Epic’s legacy on-premise leadership and niche focus.

Bayer’s adoption of Google Cloud’s AlloyDB is unlocking new possibilities in AI, agriculture, and healthcare innovation.

As Oracle advances its healthcare vision, Epic risks being sidelined unless it accelerates its modernization and expands its technological scope.

Despite earlier caution from Salesforce and Workday CEOs, Salesforce, Workday, and Snowflake are expected to report accelerating growth for Q3, driven by strong AI demand, their market leadership, and renewed business optimism.

The AI revolution is fueling growth across the cloud industry, with CEOs and boards intensely focused on capitalizing on AI’s potential to drive innovation and productivity.

Over the past seven weeks, the Cloud Wars Cloud & AI Confidence Index has climbed by $480 billion to $9.22 trillion, reflecting strong investor optimism in cloud and AI technologies.

Partners ecosystem leader shares ServiceNow’s strategy for maximizing partner revenue in the AI and agent era, partner specializations, and the ecosystem’s expanding role in 2025.

The Cloud and AI Confidence Index tracks the combined market caps of the Cloud Wars Top 10 companies, which recently topped $9 trillion.

A company-by-company breakdown of Cloud Wars CEO of the Year candidates, their strengths, and their companies’ latest wins.

Wide-ranging CIO discussion addresses the latest AI developments and use cases, Microsoft’s ecosystem, and the benefits of ServiceNow-Microsoft integration.

Salesforce research finds consumer trust in brands is eroding but AI agents hold the potential to raise trust — provided they operate transparently and enhance service.

Google Cloud tops the Cloud Wars Growth Chart with a 35% Q3 growth rate, showcasing rapid acceleration driven by AI innovation

Industries with lower tech budgets, like retail, must balance limited resources with growing demands for AI innovation.

Community Health Network Transformation leader explains how copilots are improving medical summaries, reducing provider burnout, and improving the patient experience.

Google Cloud leads the Cloud Wars Growth Chart with an impressive 35% growth rate in Q3, surpassing all other major cloud vendors.

New Cortex AI functionality enables developers to create conversational applications within Snowflake while utilizing various LLMs to optimize specific tasks.

Microsoft creates optionality for developers by adding support for AI models beyond those of OpenAI in the widely used GitHub platform.

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy claims AWS has outpaced Microsoft and Google in GenAI innovation, undermining customer trust.

Ray Smith, Microsoft AI Exec and keynote speaker at the upcoming AI Copilot Summit, says narrowly focused use cases will deliver the greatest payoff, while advanced use cases including supply chain optimization have been positive surprises.