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OpenMatter Network announced the release of a proposed standards document, Zero-Knowledge Boundary Compliance for Autonomous Agents, for public comment, the latest milestone in its work with Hashgraph Online (HOL) to advance standards for AI compliance and agentic security. The draft standards document proposes a shared framework for demonstrating that AI agents follow established rules without exposing the sensitive data they use, helping organizations secure AI agent activity across systems and organizational boundaries.
Real-time analytics news in brief
CIQ announced enhancements to its orchestration platform, Fuzzball, and Apptainer Pro, an upcoming commercially supported edition of Apptainer, the open-source container system built for high-performance computing. Fuzzball 4.3 makes it easy for companies to run open-weight models and agents on infrastructure they already run with the control and governance required for AI in production. Apptainer Pro will add long-term support, checks that your workloads will run correctly, keeps a record of what ran, and delivers container images faster.
Cognizant announced the launch of Cognizant Activate, a new business unit designed to help emerging enterprises harness AI and accelerate transformation. Cognizant Activate brings the depth of Cognizant’s AI Builder capability, proven with the world’s largest companies, together with a purpose-built operating model tailored to the speed, priorities, and decision-making dynamics of emerging enterprises.
DBtune, the company behind Agentic AI for Autonomous PostgreSQL optimization, released DBtune 4.0, advancing its vision for Autonomous PostgreSQL. The release expands DBtune beyond server parameter tuning, adding index optimization and autovacuum monitoring to create a unified approach to PostgreSQL optimization.
Godel launched Godel Factory, an AI Native delivery model that changes how organizations build and manage technology, so that AI investment delivers what it promised. The solution provides a factory built inside the customer’s own estate and owned by them, with Godel running and maintaining it for as long as they choose or handing it over when their team is ready.
Jellyfish announced a comprehensive suite of features to help organizations measure the impact of AI engineering tools. The features empower engineering teams to go beyond measuring adoption to understand how their organizations are transforming with AI and whether those investments are delivering value for the business.
Kore.ai announced general availability of Autoloop, the optimization engine of the Kore.ai Agent Platform, Artemis edition. Enterprises set the goals, and then Autoloop builds the agents, measures them against those goals, and keeps optimizing them automatically, from first draft through production. Rather than agents being tuned by hand, the solution self-improves them against the goals set by the business.
Litmus announced the general availability of Litmus Data Catalog, an industrial metadata visibility and governance product that makes industrial data AI-ready. Data Catalog discovers and documents metadata across OT and IT systems, creating one layer where industrial teams can search, understand, classify, govern, and trace the data assets behind their analytics, KPIs, and AI. Data Catalog was previously available in private preview to existing Litmus customers.
Nasuni announced the general availability of AI Activate and Resilio 6.0, with Enterprise Search rolling out to customers later this quarter. Combined with the recent acquisition of DryvIQ, these capabilities bring content intelligence, automated governance, high-performance file access and search, and governed AI activation together in the Nasuni File Data Platform.
New Relic announced New Relic Ground Truth CLI augmented with New Relic Autopilot API, bringing headless observability straight to developers and AI agents in their natural workflows. The new command-line interface (CLI) allows teams to investigate production issues, assess recovery criteria, and embed live system evidence into their daily workflows without leaving the terminal.
In other company news, New Relic announced AI Evaluation, which is a new capability that evaluates AI response quality, safety, performance, and cost across the full application transaction; and Infrastructure 360, a new solution that gives platform and infrastructure teams a unified view of cloud resources, dependencies, and more.
Precisely announced the availability of Precisely AI Studio, a curated collection of ready-made apps, agents, and skills that help builders develop AI solutions. The assets in AI Studio work with AI tools, including Claude, Microsoft Copilot, and ChatGPT. Builders can avoid starting from scratch, with working examples that show how to make data AI-ready, using capabilities such as data quality and enrichment, available in the Precisely Platform.
In other company news, Precisely announced Model Context Protocol (MCP) server support for multiple products across the Precisely portfolio. The new servers connect MCP-compatible AI agents and assistants to the trusted data management and customer communications capabilities that Precisely customers rely on, without building custom integrations. Additionally, the company announced that the Precisely Platform now establishes a unified data management platform that delivers AI-ready data through a shared metadata and semantic layer that spans the enterprise.
Scality announced the availability of Scality AI Inference Factory, an open-code software stack for deploying and operating AI inference on enterprise-owned infrastructure. The solution gives enterprises, government agencies and neo-cloud providers a supported alternative to cloud-based AI services, without having to assemble, integrate and maintain the entire software stack themselves.
Partnerships, collaborations, and more
Hexaware Technologies announced a multi-year strategic partnership with Anthropic. The partnership brings Claude to the core of two Hexaware platforms: Zerovity, its AI-native engineering platform, and AgentVerse, its agent build and governance platform with more than 600 pre-built agents. Hexaware will use Claude to deliver outcome-based services across IT operations and software engineering, as enterprise clients increasingly buy results rather than effort.
Paessler announced that the PRTG Multi-Platform Probe is available on the Siemens Industrial Edge Marketplace. Operators of Siemens Industrial Edge devices can now deploy and manage the probe as a ready-to-use edge application directly from the marketplace, bringing PRTG monitoring to the machine and production line level.
SAS announced that SAS AI Navigator is now available. The new SaaS AI governance solution, available on Microsoft Marketplace, enables leaders to compile a complete AI inventory and align AI use cases with government regulations and internal policies. To that end, SAS AI Navigator offers a unified view of the models and tools they already use, including LLMs, AI agents, and open source or SAS models.
SiMa.ai announced a new partnership with Wobot.ai to bring reasoning-based video analytics to the Physical AI industry. Through this partnership, SiMa.ai and Wobot.ai will deliver real, tangible AI-driven results and insights to companies across QSR, retail, hospitality, and manufacturing to close this gap in video analytics.
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