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Snowflake introduced Cortex AI Gateway and several AI security innovations that establish the foundation for trusted agent interoperability, enabling organizations to securely scale their agentic enterprises. To that end, Cortex AI Gateway addresses two of the biggest barriers to enterprise AI adoption today by helping organizations secure AI agents, while providing centralized visibility and control over AI consumption costs.
Additionally, Cortex AI Gateway enables enterprises to securely control, orchestrate, and govern both first-party AI agents built within Snowflake, such as Snowflake CoWork and Snowflake CoCo, and third-party AI agents developed on external platforms such as Claude Code and Cursor. Cortex AI Gateway gives enterprises a unified foundation to govern how agents access models, tools, MCP servers, and enterprise systems; intelligently route agent requests; and optimize AI consumption across models and workloads. As a result, teams gain greater visibility and control across AI access, agent activity, and token usage to help prevent runaway AI costs.
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NVIDIA announced an expansion of NVIDIA Agent Toolkit for engineering, now adding NVIDIA PhysicsNeMo and CUDA-X libraries as agent-ready tools. Specifically, NVIDIA has re-architected PhysicsNeMo into a set of agent-friendly libraries and added new and updated CUDA-X libraries to support complex engineering work. PhysicsNeMo provides AI physics skills for training and deploying models, while CUDA-X libraries bring accelerated solvers and quantum chemistry capabilities into agentic engineering workflows.
Airbyte announced major updates to its Airbyte Agents platform, introducing a workspaces feature that provides organizations with governance for organizing users, data connectors, and AI agents. The new workspaces feature gives users their own separate instance for Airbyte Agents. Each workspace can have its own users and defined access to specific data connectors, with the ability to add and remove users from different workspaces, as needed. The update also includes expanded write capabilities for HubSpot so now AI agents can create and update contacts, companies, deals, and tickets.
Algolia announced significant enhancements to Agent Studio, its application for accelerating the creation and optimization of AI agents and onsite agentic commerce experiences. Rather than treating AI as a standalone assistant, Agent Studio enables retailers to deploy governed conversational AI experiences that consistently guide shoppers toward the right products while protecting brand standards and maximizing commercial performance, from the search bar and product detail pages to guided selling, recommendations, comparisons, fitment, reviews, and other customer touchpoints.
Backslash Security announced the Backslash Agentic Fabric Graph, an interactive visualization and risk assessment capability. The solution enables security teams to quickly understand and prioritize risk across the agentic AI fabric, including the agents, skills, MCP servers, connectors, and other components, running on employee workstations and laptops. Backslash is also offering a zero-commitment agentless risk assessment, based on the new graph, to qualified organizations who want to quickly understand and prioritize their agentic AI risk.
Bedrock Data announced Agent DLP, a runtime data loss prevention capability for AI agents, available today as part of ArgusAI. Agent DLP extends Bedrock Data’s ArgusAI from posture, knowing what data every agent can access, to runtime control capable of governing what agents do with said data. It inspects agent traffic in both directions: every request an agent sends to a tool and every response it gets back, enforcing enterprise data access and regulatory policies in real time as agents take actions.
Cequence Security announced four new capabilities for AI Gateway: AI Discovery, API Registry, LLM Registry, and Skill Registry. The release also upgrades Agent Personas, which now bind an agent’s job description directly to its model, tools, access, and guardrails, all enforced automatically through policy. Together, these capabilities let any business user stand up properly secured, governed AI agents, bound to the right tools, data, and protections for their job, without needing technical experience or touching AI Gateway directly.
Cognizant announced an expanded strategic partnership with Anthropic. The expanded relationship builds on the partnership announced in late 2025. Specifically, the expanded partnership addresses the gap between model capability and an organization’s ability to drive business results. Closing that gap extends beyond model capability. Cognizant helps provide domain context, engineering depth, and delivery scale to embed AI into the systems enterprises already run on.
Delinea released new runtime authorization capabilities for AI agents, allowing the platform to enforce policy on what agents do inside a session before they act, not just how they connect. Runtime authorization for AI agents delivers consistent policy and a complete audit record, regardless of how agents connect. It offers policy enforced on every action, not just when the session opens. The solution also offers a complete, defensible record of every action, tied to a named identity.
Dymium unveiled GhostAI, a Secure AI Gateway to govern the entire enterprise AI risk surface — Models, Context, Tools, and Data (MCTD) — through a single, unified policy engine. As a Secure AI Gateway, it sits between enterprise data and the AI models, tools, and agents that seek to access it — brokering every interaction, applying policy in real time, protecting sensitive information, and logging activity. Teams access approved AI capabilities through GhostAI’s portal and supported integrations, giving security teams centralized visibility and fine-grained control while employees keep using AI for real work.
Dynatrace announced major advancements to Dynatrace Intelligence that help automatically resolve incidents, prevent disruptions, and accelerate operations while maintaining the human oversight and governance enterprises require. To that end, Dynatrace is adding new autonomous agents for incident triage and remediation, and no-code custom agent creation capabilities. The platform is also expanding its ecosystem of integrations, bringing insights directly into the tools and workflows teams already use.
Elastic announced an expanded collaboration with OpenAI to help organizations build production-ready AI applications and agents using OpenAI models with Elasticsearch. By combining Elasticsearch’s retrieval, search, and governance capabilities with OpenAI’s advanced reasoning models, organizations can ground AI in their own enterprise data to enable more accurate, secure, and reliable AI at scale.
InfluxData announced InfluxDB 3.11, a new release of its high-performance time series database. The solution delivers major performance and data management updates for growing time series workloads. That performance builds on the architecture behind InfluxDB 3, which was rebuilt around open source technologies, including Apache Arrow and Apache DataFusion. It also adds new Enterprise capabilities for backup and restore, bulk Parquet import, and a built-in Explorer UI.
MIND announced MIND AI DLP Agents with capabilities focused on classification, investigation, policies, remediation, and exception management. MIND also includes a Model Context Protocol (MCP) interface that enables security teams to direct data security work through any MCP-connected client using natural language. Instead of requiring security teams to operate DLP day-to-day, the MIND AI DLP Agents perform the work that has traditionally consumed data security programs. They work alongside security teams as a force multiplier, increasing their effectiveness and scalability.
MinIO announced AIStor Memory, built from the ground up to provide AI agents with a durable environment to store their memory, workspace, and secrets in a single, integrated system. To accomplish this, AIStor Memory preserves what AI agents learn across every interaction, making knowledge discoverable, reusable, and available to other authorized agents. It delivers only the most relevant context to AI models, improving response quality while reducing latency and token costs, all while keeping enterprise knowledge secure, governed, and under the organization’s control.
Rafay Systems announced a strategic collaboration with Aolani to deliver one of the industry’s first deployments of NVIDIA DSX OS running on NVIDIA GB200 NVL72 infrastructure, helping demonstrate how next-generation AI infrastructure can move from installation to production-ready AI services. The collaboration combines Aolani’s next-generation AI infrastructure with Rafay Platform’s orchestration, automation, multi-tenancy, and lifecycle management capabilities to create a production-ready AI platform built on NVIDIA AI infrastructure.
Rimini Street announced the immediate availability of Rimini Govern for AI, the newest offering in the company’s Rimini Govern portfolio of Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) solutions. The solution provides a centralized operational control plane for AI agents, assisting organizations with overall management. The new managed service is delivered 24/7/365 through Rimini Street’s Global Command Centers by expert AI engineers. It helps organizations accelerate AI agent deployment, reduce AI agent operational risk, increase visibility into AI agent activity, and more.
ScaleFlux announced an AI-optimized SSD platform designed to support the SSD requirements of NVIDIA CMX and other KV-cache-intensive AI inference infrastructure. The platform combines Context-Insight SSD for workload analysis and optimization, 7 to more than 10 effective drive writes per day (DWPD) for KV cache workloads, and support for more than 200 Flexible Data Placement (FDP) write streams per drive for fine-grained lifecycle-aware data placement.
Schneider Electric and AMD announced a jointly developed and validated reference design for the AMD Helios rackscale solution that provides a scalable blueprint for deploying high-density AI environments faster and with reduced risk and complexity. The reference design marks the first milestone of the collaboration between Schneider Electric and AMD and delivers upon the companies’ joint focus to create an easier path to AI Factory deployment.
SIOS Technology Corp. announced the availability of LifeKeeper v10.1. The latest release introduces AIOps-ready automation capabilities that help organizations streamline the deployment and management of HA/DR environments while strengthening cloud security and expanding support for modern enterprise infrastructures. LifeKeeper v10.1 includes a new Windows command-line interface for automated cluster management, support for Microsoft SQL Server 2025, and enhanced integrations for AWS and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI).
SnapLogic announced enhancements to SnapGPT. The new SnapGPT evolves from an AI-powered integration copilot into an agentic assistant for the integration lifecycle, combining platform intelligence, integration-specific reasoning, and operational guidance to help teams move from business intent to production faster. To that end, the solution can now be used to help teams across the entire integration lifecycle plan, build, understand, and operate to ensure successful outcomes across the entire integration lifecycle.
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