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ChatGPT’s dominance is no longer a one‑stop guarantee for every workflow: in 2025 the conversational AI market has fragmented into specialists — safety‑first reasoners, search‑native assistants, productivity copilots, and marketing engines — and businesses are increasingly choosing a...

Google appears poised to push a major update to its flagship AI family: multiple reports claim Gemini 3 is imminent, with at least one technology reporter and several industry outlets pointing to a December release window — though the timeline remains unconfirmed and conflicting accounts suggest...

Microsoft’s latest update to Windows 11 marks a deliberate pivot: the operating system is being reframed as an AI-first platform, with Copilot graduating from a sidebar chatbot to a multimodal, permissioned assistant that can listen, see, and — under controlled conditions — act on your behalf...

Anthropic’s Claude can now reach into Microsoft 365 — reading Outlook threads, pulling files from OneDrive and SharePoint, and answering questions that require real-time workplace context — after the company released a Microsoft 365 connector that links Claude to Teams, Outlook, OneDrive and...

Microsoft’s Copilot has grown teeth: a wave of recent updates adds Voice, Vision, advanced reasoning modes and deeper app integrations that promise real time productivity gains — and an equal number of eyebrow-raising privacy, accuracy, and cost questions. Background Microsoft has pushed Copilot...

Microsoft’s pivot from software stalwart to the hyperscaler monetizing AI is now unmistakable: Azure is the supply engine, Copilot and seat-based offerings are the demand engine, and the company is deliberately trading short-term margin pressure for long-term platform dominance. Background...

Microsoft’s upgrade narrative—framed around an Azure-powered AI renaissance and a renewed ability to monetize Copilot-era features—has pushed the conversation back into buy-side territory, but the story is more nuanced than a single price-target jump; it’s a multi-year, capital-intensive pivot...

Microsoft's own research has pulled back the curtain on a growing, messy reality inside corporate IT estates: employees are freely using consumer AI assistants and chatbots—what Microsoft calls “Shadow AI”—and the scale of that unsanctioned use is wide enough to force security, legal, and...

Anthropic’s recent sprint into enterprise AI — a multi‑billion dollar Series F, high‑profile partnerships with Microsoft and IBM, and claims of rapid revenue and customer growth — reads like the blueprint for a startup turned global vendor; yet a growing chorus of skepticism from customers...

LSEG and Microsoft have taken their multi‑year strategic partnership a decisive step further by opening LSEG‑licensed financial data to agentic AI built inside Microsoft Copilot Studio, using an LSEG‑managed Model Context Protocol (MCP) server to deliver secure, low‑latency access to market data...

Microsoft Azure customers reported widespread trouble accessing the Azure Portal and other services on October 9, 2025, after Microsoft confirmed a capacity loss in Azure Front Door (AFD) that produced intermittent portal outages and downstream service degradation across parts of Europe and...

AI product adoption accelerated through 2024 into a full‑blown market shift: enterprises are moving from experimentation to large‑scale deployment, consumers are embracing generative tools at unprecedented speed, and platform vendors are racing to convert that demand into recurring revenue while...

Microsoft’s hyperscale cloud battle has pivoted from raw infrastructure to who can package, govern and monetize AI at enterprise scale — and the 2025 scoreboard looks less like a runaway and more like a three‑way sprint, with AWS still largest by revenue, Azure riding enterprise AI integration...

Artificial intelligence on the iPhone has moved from novelty to necessity: the newest generation of mobile AI apps now blends real-time multimodal assistance, on-device privacy options, and deep ecosystem integrations that change how people write, create, search, and work on the go. The roundup...

Google has packaged its most advanced Gemini models, a visual no‑code agent workbench, prebuilt agents and broad third‑party connectors into Gemini Enterprise — a subscription platform that Google positions as the single “front door” for AI at work and a direct challenger to Microsoft Copilot...

In 2025 the trajectory of artificial intelligence moved from promise to palpable transformation: models that blend text, images, audio and video are now standard tools in boardrooms and laboratories, enterprise platforms ship with integrated agent builders, and self-driving laboratories run...

Anthropic’s new experiment finds that as few as 250 malicious documents can implant reliable “backdoor” behaviors in large language models (LLMs), a result that challenges the assumption that model scale alone defends against data poisoning—and raises immediate operational concerns for...

Microsoft is betting that AI agents — autonomous, collaborative “digital colleagues” that reason, act, and orchestrate workflows — are the next wave of enterprise innovation, and it’s backing that claim with customer stories, research, and new product pushes across Copilot Studio, Azure AI...

OpenAI’s decision to make ChatGPT “Projects” available to free users is a small-but-significant turning point in how firms and knowledge workers organise AI-driven work — but it arrives at a moment when a growing body of research suggests that generative AI is not the simple, across‑the‑board...

Google has launched Gemini Enterprise, a packaged AI platform that attempts to turn the company’s most powerful Gemini models, agent tooling, and Workspace integrations into a single subscription aimed at everyday knowledge workers—and in doing so has pushed the enterprise AI battle straight...