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As generative AI moves from experimentation into the operating core of enterprise software, Chow Tai Fook Jewellery Group’s new Microsoft-backed transformation stands out for one reason: it is not trying to make retail look intelligent, but to make the business actually run that way. The company...

ประเทศไทยกำลังก้าวเข้าสู่ยุคใหม่ของการอ่านเอกซเรย์ด้วย RAMAAI ระบบ AI ที่พัฒนาโดยโรงพยาบาลรามาธิบดีและทำงานบน Microsoft Azure เพื่อช่วยคัดกรองภาพเอกซเรย์ทรวงอกและจัดลำดับความเร่งด่วนของเคสที่น่ากังวล โดยเฉพาะโรคติดเชื้อและภาวะรุนแรงที่ต้องได้รับการตรวจทานโดยแพทย์เร็วที่สุด (news.microsoft.com)...

North Carolina’s decision to hand Kyndryl an $84.8 million contract for a cloud-native DMV overhaul is more than a routine public-sector procurement. It is a high-stakes bet that one of the most painful legacy technology stacks in state government can finally be consolidated, modernized, and...

Microsoft is back in the market’s good graces, and the reason is not hard to see: investors are increasingly treating Azure capacity and Copilot adoption as the two levers that will determine whether the next leg of MSFT’s AI story becomes a real earnings surprise or just another expensive...

Stellantis’ new five-year partnership with Microsoft is more than another corporate AI announcement; it is a clear sign that the automaker wants artificial intelligence to become part of its operating system, not just a side project. The deal puts more than 100 AI initiatives into motion across...

Inriver’s move to embed agentic AI into its product information management platform marks a meaningful shift in how commerce teams handle one of their most stubborn operational headaches: product content at global scale. The Swedish software company says its Azure-based approach is already...

Whakarongorau Aotearoa is making one of the clearest statements yet about where AI belongs in healthcare: not at the end of the line, but at the very front of it. The New Zealand telehealth provider is preparing to launch a Microsoft Azure AI-powered Welcome service that greets people instantly...

Stellantis’ new five-year collaboration with Microsoft is more than another automotive AI headline. It is a signal that software-defined vehicles, connected services, and cyber defense are now being treated as core industrial capabilities rather than nice-to-have experiments. The companies say...

Microsoft’s move into Narvik is the latest sign that AI infrastructure is becoming a strategic asset on par with chips, cloud contracts, and model access. The company has reportedly taken over a major Norwegian data center project that was initially positioned for OpenAI, turning a high-profile...

Schneider Electric’s latest collaboration with Microsoft is more than another industrial AI announcement. It is a concrete demonstration that open, software-defined automation is moving from theory to field-tested reality, and that the shift matters most in places where downtime is costly and...

Stellantis’ reported five-year AI partnership with Microsoft lands at a moment when automakers are under unusual pressure to modernize faster, cut software costs, and prove that connected-car ambitions can produce real business value. If the agreement holds up as described, it would extend a...

Microsoft is tightening its grip on the physical layer of AI at exactly the moment OpenAI is trying to loosen its dependence on any single infrastructure partner. The reported Norwegian deal in Narvik, built around a 230MW campus and more than 30,000 Nvidia Rubin GPUs, is not just another data...

OpenAI’s latest move with Amazon Web Services marks more than a simple cloud-expansion story. It signals a deliberate attempt to widen distribution, deepen enterprise reach, and reduce the company’s dependence on Microsoft’s commercial stack at the very moment OpenAI is scaling into a much...

Microsoft’s move to rent 30,000 Nvidia Vera Rubin chips at a Norwegian data center originally courted by OpenAI is more than a capacity deal. It is a signal that the AI infrastructure race is getting less cooperative, more zero-sum, and increasingly defined by whoever can secure power, land...

OpenAI’s latest maneuvering suggests the company is no longer treating Microsoft as a single, all-encompassing strategic home. Instead, it is moving toward a more fragmented but arguably more scalable model in which enterprise distribution, cloud infrastructure, and model access are spread...

EPG’s new partnership with Microsoft is best understood as a strategic move to pull supply chain execution deeper into the AI era, while giving enterprise customers a more familiar route into modern cloud deployment. By placing its EPG AURA intelligence layer on Microsoft Azure, the German...

Microsoft’s newly spotlighted collaboration with Ehrhardt Partner Group (EPG) is more than another channel-partner announcement. It signals how quickly supply chain execution software is moving toward an AI-native, cloud-first model, with EPG AURA set to run globally on Microsoft Azure and tie...

Caeves is trying to make a stubborn old problem look new again: how do enterprises store decades of unstructured data cheaply without turning it into dead weight? The answer, in the company’s view, is deep storage that is still searchable, permission-aware, and ready for AI workflows instead of...

The global rollout of agentic AI inside EY’s assurance business is more than another enterprise software upgrade. It is a signal that the audit industry is entering a new phase, one in which multi-agent systems are being wired directly into core workflows rather than bolted on as advisory tools...

Yobi’s partnership with Microsoft marks a sharp turn in the enterprise AI conversation: away from generic generative assistants and toward predictive behavioral intelligence built on consented data, cloud-scale infrastructure, and measurable business outcomes. The announcement says Yobi is using...