mcp protocol

Workday and Microsoft’s new integration aims to let organisations manage human employees and AI agents from a single, auditable plane — registering Copilot Studio and Azure AI Foundry agents into Workday’s Agent System of Record (ASOR) and giving each agent a verifiable Microsoft Entra Agent ID...

Workday and Microsoft quietly stitched together a practical bridge between identity, runtime, and business context for AI agents—an integration that promises to make digital workers first-class citizens in enterprise HR, finance, and security systems while raising new questions about governance...

SymphonyAI’s industrial AI platform, IRIS Foundry, is now directly available inside Microsoft Teams and Microsoft 365 Copilot via the Model Context Protocol (MCP)—bringing real‑time operational visibility, contextualized plant data, and automated workflows into the exact collaboration surface...

Workday and Microsoft have quietly stepped into the next phase of enterprise automation: they’re building the plumbing to let agentic AI workers — digital agents created in Microsoft’s developer ecosystem — obtain verified identities, join a corporate directory, and be managed alongside human...

Azure’s argument is stark but simple: it’s no longer a question of whether teams can build AI agents—the real battle is how quickly and reliably they can move from prototype to enterprise-ready deployment. Background The pace of agent development has accelerated from lab experiments to...

Graphwise has unveiled GraphDB 11, a significant advancement in graph database technology designed to empower organizations in constructing enterprise-wide data fabrics essential for reliable AI applications. This latest release introduces a suite of features aimed at enhancing integration with...

A chilling new wave of cyber threats has emerged at the intersection of artificial intelligence and enterprise productivity suites, exposing deep-rooted vulnerabilities in widely adopted platforms such as Microsoft 365 Copilot. Among the most unsettling of these discoveries is a “zero-click” AI...

Microsoft’s drive to intertwine artificial intelligence with the very fabric of the Internet has reached an important milestone with the unveiling of the Natural Language Web (NLWeb) project. In an announcement that reverberated across the developer and technology media landscape, NLWeb emerged...

The arrival of Microsoft Build 2025 marks a dramatic inflection point in the evolution of software development and the digital landscape more broadly: the era of AI agents is no longer a theory or a futuristic aspiration but an operational, rapidly scaling reality. Every major announcement from...

With the unveiling of NLWeb at Build 2025, Microsoft has signaled a potentially transformative shift in how we experience, interact with, and even define the modern web. No longer content with traditional static or narrowly scripted chatbot widgets, Microsoft is setting its sights on...

The shift toward an “agentic web” is perhaps the most consequential change in the relationship between users and digital technology since the rise of the modern search engine. At Microsoft Build 2025, held in Seattle, Washington, the spotlight swung onto this evolving paradigm, with Microsoft...

For years, the promise of a fully conversational web—where humans interact naturally with websites as if speaking to a human assistant—has hovered at the edge of possibility. The introduction of NLWeb, an ambitious open project from Microsoft, marks a vital inflection point in realizing that...

The generative artificial intelligence (AI) landscape continues to accelerate at a dizzying pace, with Anthropic, creator of the well-regarded Claude chatbot, making significant new strides to contend with heavyweights like Google Gemini and Microsoft Copilot. Anthropic’s recent announcement...

Microsoft’s grand vision for bridging the world between AI agents and resource-rich cloud environments just took a massive leap forward with the public preview of the open-source Azure MCP Server. In a universe already swirling with new abbreviations and protocols, it feels as if Redmond just...