
The next AI bottleneck is access to the right data
Enterprise AI advantage is moving from model access to governed data pipelines that support operational automation.
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Enterprise AI advantage is moving from model access to governed data pipelines that support operational automation.

GitLab adds a managed Google Cloud deployment for regulated enterprises and expands Gemini and Gemma access across its development tools.

NetApp and Cisco expand FlexPod for enterprise AI and add automated storage responses for ransomware threats through Splunk.

Plaud plans to invest over S$10 million to make Singapore its first APAC R&D hub and grow its local workforce to about 150.

EY and Lalamove will work on the concept for an enterprise logistics service that could integrate drone-enabled deliveries with Lalamove’s ground network.

Nokia will support Indosat’s low-band and mid-band 5G rollout in Indonesia, with AI-RAN field trials planned by end-2026.

NVIDIA deepens Korea AI factory partnerships with SK, NAVER and Doosan across memory, AI cloud, robotics, power and data centre materials.

Starbucks has ended its AI inventory programme after nine months due to accuracy issues and operational challenges.

Cognition has launched Devin Desktop, combining Windsurf, Devin, and ACP-based AI agent management for engineering teams.