Workday doubles down on agentic AI at Workday Rising, unveiling Sana, four autopilot agents, and new intelligence capabilities designed to accelerate enterprise automation and strengthen its competitive position.
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At Community Summit 2026, Women in Tech speakers explored how artificial intelligence, mentorship, professional relationships, and self-advocacy can help women navigate workplace challenges, develop leadership skills, and build more fulfilling careers.
Community Summit NA 2026 opened in Nashville with Microsoft leaders and enterprise customers exploring AI agents, vibe coding, governance, and business transformation, emphasizing the importance of human judgment, employee engagement, and measurable outcomes.
Google Cloud’s Gemini Agent combines personal AI capabilities with enterprise-grade governance, multicloud connectivity, and model flexibility. CEO Thomas Kurian believes these integrated features will help organizations deploy sophisticated AI agents more efficiently and affordably.
Google Cloud’s Gemini agent launch signals a broader shift in enterprise AI, as business leaders increasingly demand technology partners who understand operational priorities rather than simply promoting technical capabilities.
IBM research finds that financial institutions expect major gains from agentic AI but must redesign outdated operating models, integrate data, and establish accountability across workflows to realize those benefits.
Rather than forcing enterprises to integrate numerous complex modernization technologies themselves, Google Cloud is combining existing tools and new agentic AI capabilities into an end-to-end architecture designed to dramatically accelerate legacy technology transformation.
Google Cloud is simplifying enterprise modernization with an AI-driven, end-to-end approach that can shrink complex business-case processes from weeks to minutes.
Five months after unveiling Autonomous Enterprise, SAP is accelerating its agentic AI strategy with Joule solutions spanning finance, supply chain, HR, procurement, and customer experience while increasingly targeting high-value, industry-specific business scenarios.
SAP is expanding its autonomous enterprise vision at Connect with AI-powered agents designed to connect business functions, data, governance, processes, and decision-making end to end.
AWS is expanding its custom-silicon strategy through a $1 billion agreement with Synopsys, potentially enabling enterprise applications from SAP, Salesforce, Workday, and other ISVs to achieve significantly higher performance through chips optimized specifically for application workloads.
Insights in Foundry analyzes “traces” to determine likely causes of mistakes by AI agents and recommend ways to overcome them.
AI is accelerating demand for always-available networks, but the underlying connectivity foundation must remain adaptable enough to support whatever technology comes next.
AWS’s billion-dollar Synopsys deal could bring application-optimized chips to enterprise software, strengthening AWS’s relationships with SAP, Salesforce, Workday, and their customers.
Marc Benioff’s AI-centered vision combines enterprise data, autonomous software, major technology partnerships, and new use cases spanning logistics, IT service management, government, and other business functions.
Microsoft is targeting CRM vendor lock-in with Dynamics 365 Activate, an AI-powered migration tool designed to make moving from Salesforce faster, simpler, and less risky.
Amazon and Qualcomm Technologies have announced a multi-generational collaboration focused on customized silicon and connectivity for AI infrastructure, with Amazon potentially making up to $60 billion in payments for Qualcomm products, technology, systems and manufacturing services.
CEO Marc Benioff explained in his Dreamforce keynote how Salesforce unlocks value for customers beyond its AIforce through extended partnerships.
During Oracle’s Q1 earnings call, CEO Mike Sicilia’s comments provided great clarity to help customers better understand the interplay between apps and agents.
Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian says general-purpose AI alone cannot meet complex industry requirements, prompting the company to surround Gemini Enterprise with specialized skills, trusted data connections, agentic workflows, governance, and partner solutions.











