model context protocol

Research Solutions’ Scite MCP promises to bring evidence-backed scientific literature directly into the AI assistants researchers already use — but the launch raises as many questions about coverage, trust, and publisher relationships as it seeks to answer about hallucinated citations and...

CData’s recent stretch into the Model Context Protocol (MCP) ecosystem marks a clear pivot: the company that spent years building universal connectors is now selling not just access to data, but the context that makes that data usable by agents and AI assistants in production. The launch of...

LSEG’s launch of Model‑as‑a‑Service (MaaS) marks a pragmatic and strategically timed extension of its data‑and‑infrastructure play: the platform promises a governed, monetisable marketplace where banks, buy‑side firms and analytics vendors can host, distribute and run financial models — and...

Microsoft's latest demos show artificial intelligence moving out of a sidebar and straight into the places Windows users open every day: the taskbar and File Explorer — a practical, system-level push that folds Microsoft 365 Copilot and a new class of long-running agents into the Windows 11...

Microsoft quietly pushed another, unmistakable notch toward an “agentic” Windows: Copilot is moving out of a sidebar and into the taskbar, File Explorer is getting inline Copilot insights, and Microsoft is baking a new on‑device agent framework into the operating system so AI can run as...

IT administrators are increasingly pairing so‑called Agent Mode AI with remote access tools to turn large language models (LLMs) from passive advisers into hands‑on operators — and Devolutions’ recent integration of the Model Context Protocol (MCP) into Remote Desktop Manager (RDM) illustrates a...

When Microsoft gave Microsoft 365 Copilot agents a simple, standard way to connect to tools and data using the Model Context Protocol (MCP), the payoff was immediate: answers sharpened, delivery accelerated, and new development patterns emerged—alongside a single, unavoidable question: if agents...

Introducing the WindowsForum MCP Server — A Powerful New AI Integration Hub with Tools Today we’re excited to unveil the WindowsForum MCP Server (Model Context Protocol) — a new API-ready service that brings structured, high-performance interaction between AI assistants and the WindowsForum...

One Inc’s announcement that it is adopting the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to power new AI-driven capabilities for its PremiumPay and ClaimsPay platforms marks a notable inflection point in how insurers will integrate payments systems with enterprise AI assistants. By enabling carriers to...

Microsoft’s Copilot effort has quietly passed a hinge point: what began as a conversational assistant that answered prompts has become a platform for autonomous digital coworkers—agents that watch, act, and coordinate without a human pulling the trigger each time. This is not incremental product...

One Inc’s announcement that it is adopting the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to accelerate integrations and provide secure AI-driven access to payments data represents a significant moment where insurance-focused payments technology and the rapidly standardizing agent-tool ecosystem intersect...

CData’s announcement that its Connect AI managed Model Context Protocol (MCP) platform is now available inside Microsoft Copilot Studio and listed as a launch partner in tthe Databricks Marketplace marks a decisive moment in the maturing MCP ecosystem—one that promises faster agent development...

Microsoft's decision to move Model Context Protocol (MCP) support for Azure Functions to general availability marks a pivotal moment for enterprise agent architectures: Azure now provides a first‑class, identity‑aware, serverless path for hosting MCP servers with built‑in authentication, a...

LSEG’s move to surface licensed market data inside Microsoft Copilot Studio marks a clear inflection point: the heavy lifting of engineering integrations and bespoke data pipelines is being replaced by low-code agent orchestration that lets domain experts create working AI assistants in minutes...

Midcontinent Independent System Operator (MISO) has announced a strategic collaboration with Microsoft to build a cloud‑native, AI‑enabled unified data platform intended to accelerate transmission planning, improve real‑time situational awareness, and help the Midwest grid absorb surging...

Anthropic’s decision to donate the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to a new Agentic AI Foundation under the Linux Foundation marks a decisive step toward industry-standard plumbing for “agentic” AI — the class of systems that act autonomously by connecting models to tools, data stores and services...

The Linux Foundation’s creation of the Agentic AI Foundation (AAIF) marks a decisive moment in the maturation of “agentic AI” — a coordinated, tool-enabled class of autonomous systems — by placing three rapidly adopted open projects from Anthropic, Block and OpenAI under a single neutral...

Microsoft’s quiet nudge to developers—“build agents that connect, automate, and act with confidence”—is both a call to arms and an admission: Copilot as a single assistant is not sufficient to realize Microsoft’s vision of an agentic Windows 11, and the company is reshaping the OS to host...

Microsoft’s preview of a Windows 11 framework for third‑party AI agents marks a decisive step toward what Microsoft calls an “agentic OS” — an operating system that doesn’t just host apps and files, but hosts persistent, auditable AI assistants that can act on users’ behalf. The company is...

Google’s announcement that it will offer fully managed remote Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers as a “unified layer” across Google and Google Cloud services marks a decisive shift from model-centric product experiments to infrastructure that treats agents as first-class, discoverable, and...