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The Eclipse Foundation, one of the world’s largest open-source software foundations, announced the formation of the Sovereign AI Foundation, a vendor-neutral initiative that will help member organizations understand their AI dependencies, evaluate open-source alternatives, and make more informed decisions about the technologies on which they rely.
Open source is central to achieving the goals of AI sovereignty. It can provide greater visibility into technology dependencies, more flexibility to adapt systems, and more choice in how AI is deployed. The Eclipse Foundation advances these goals in two complementary ways. Independently governed open-source projects develop and maintain the technologies.
To that end, the Sovereign AI Foundation brings member organizations together to identify shared requirements, evaluate relevant projects, contribute experience and expertise, and support adoption and community growth.
The initiative launches with 17 participating organizations spanning technology, industry, research, and the open-source community: CEA LIST, EclipseSource, Engineering Ingegneria Informatica, Ericsson, Eurotech, Infosys, Kentyou, KU Leuven, Open Elements, Red Hat, Renesas Electronics, Robert Bosch, Thales, The IO Foundation, TypeFox, the University of York, and Vector Informatik. Additional organizations are in the process of joining, and all Eclipse Foundation member organizations are invited to participate.
Real-time analytics news in brief
NVIDIA announced NVIDIA Open Agent Safety Platform, an open-software platform and reference system design to strengthen AI security from agent testing to deployment, with full-stack governance and control across software and the hardware, compute and robotics systems that run agents. Specifically, the solution enables full-stack governance and control across the software that runs agents, the hardware and compute layers that power their work, and the robotics systems that execute tasks in the physical world. Organizations can deploy elements of NVIDIA Open Agent Safety Platform according to their unique requirements.
AWS launched a new capability for Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL: customers can now query data stored in their data lakes in Apache Iceberg and Parquet formats directly from their database, using the same PostgreSQL tools they already use. Aurora uses open-source DuckDB as its query engine, running inside the database, to power these queries.
CData Software today launched CData Connect AI Gateway, the next evolution of the Connect AI platform. The solution connects agents and individuals to enterprise systems through governed tools, applies company context at every step, enforces permissions down to the record, and routes each request to the most efficient model for the task, helping enterprises move AI from answering questions to taking action.
Codenotary announced AgentMon Start, a purpose-built release of its AI agent monitoring platform for small and mid-sized businesses that provides visibility into how autonomous AI agents operate in their software development organization. The solution provides the ability to see, investigate, and govern what autonomous AI agents are actually doing in software development, and understand where the token spend goes.
Cribl announced two new solutions: StreamAI and Cribl Detect. StreamAI routes AI prompts and workloads to the right model at the right price while gaining visibility and control over AI. It is designed to help organizations adopt AI without locking their observability strategy to one model, provider, or closed platform. Cribl Detectbrings Cribl directly into the SIEM market by providing security teams a better way to detect, investigate, and respond to threats without locking their telemetry into another monolithic, single-vendor stack.
DigitalOcean Holdings announced Agent Droplets, giving companies a simple way to start their agentic journey on DigitalOcean and scale with predictable spending controls. Agent Droplets simplify how teams adopt and pay for these services, while the underlying platform lets resource consumption grow with workload demand, within their chosen spending controls. Companies can start small and scale on the same cloud.
Everpure announced new platform capabilities designed to simplify enterprise data management, advancing its Data Primacy vision. The solution is the principle that data—not applications—must be the core driver of enterprise architecture in the AI era. To that end, Everpure Data Intelligence discovers, classifies, and contextualizes enterprise information at its source.
Graphwise announced major updates to its AI Context Platform, Graphwise Platform, which include a new Adobe integration, built-in evaluation tools, and broader workflow automation features. The new release optimizes the creation of a comprehensive context layer for enterprises, which accelerates the integration of AI into multilingual content and data.
IBM announced self-hosted deployment for IBM Bob, allowing organizations to bring AI software development to on-premises, private-cloud, sovereign-cloud, and air-gapped environments where they have control. Bob is IBM’s agentic software development platform that helps teams move beyond code generation to apply AI to the work of software delivery and modernization.
Incorta announced an addition to Incorta Intelligence. New to the platform, Analyst Studio provides governed data transformation capabilities to support analyst and agent-driven workflows. Designed to eliminate tool sprawl, speed real-time access to business data, and extend data governance, Analyst Studio accelerates time to decisions that are trusted and actionable.
InfluxData announced InfluxDB 3.12. InfluxDB 3 Enterprise tackles a scaling problem: as write volumes grow, the background work that organizes data for fast queries can fall behind. With 3.12, teams can add nodes dedicated to compaction, so it scales the same way ingest and query already do. Bulk Parquet imports are faster too, with import times dropping across workloads tested.
Komprise announced Komprise Universal File MCP to solve the growing problem of Model Context Protocol (MCP) bloat, which complicates search and user experience. The solution is a single interface for AI agents and LLMs to query across enterprise file storage, NAS, cloud, and unstructured data silos. It right-sizes responses by sending just the right unstructured data, enriched with context and governed by user-specific access permissions.
Mixpanel introduced a new product, Agent Intelligence, alongside additional new features. Agent Intelligence shows teams the effectiveness of the AI agents they build, the customer impact, and what to do next. To that end, Agent Intelligence connects agent performance to customer behavior so teams can see what changed for the customer, whether it drove a business outcome, and what to build or improve next.
MongoDB launched Atlas Agent Engine, a unified execution, memory, and governance layer for production AI agents. The solution gives teams a modular way to put agents into production. Retrieval is powered by MongoDB Voyage AI. Customers can adopt the memory and governance layers independently or with the runtime, using existing models and frameworks they know.
In other company news, MongoDB announced MongoDB 9.0. MongoDB 9.0 is the next-generation engine underpinning MongoDB Atlas, the company’s fully-managed cloud data platform, Enterprise Advanced, and Community Edition, delivering superior performance wherever a customer’s data lives.
NetApp announced new capabilities that enable enterprises to accelerate their adoption of agentic AI with secure, in-place, zero-copy data activation. The heterogeneous metadata capability of NetApp AI Data Engine (AIDE) helps organizations discover, understand, govern, and operationalize data where it lives, while an expanded integration with Commvault connects the NetApp Platform with Commvault recovery orchestration workflow to help customers detect attacks earlier and recover cleaner data faster.
OneTrust announced its latest innovations enabling governance programs across privacy, consent, risk, data, and AI to move at the speed of business. Unveiled this week, OneTrust introduced new platform capabilities powered by OneTrust CORIE. Combining CORIE, the OneTrust Platform gives governance teams the shared intelligence, workflow connectivity, and controls to put AI to work at scale while managing risk.
Oracle announced Oracle Fusion Claw, a governed agentic execution runtime for Oracle Fusion Agentic Applications that combines AI reasoning with deterministic enterprise computation. Oracle Fusion Applications customers can take advantage of Fusion Claw through 25 new Claw-powered agentic applications that can reason, compute, adapt, and execute specialist-grade work including deep research, computation, simulation, modeling, and continuous re-planning.
pgEdge announced pgEdge Starfleet, a new Postgres cloud database platform built to bridge the widening chasm between enterprise AI prototypes and actual AI production applications. pgEdge Starfleet is the first 100% Postgres cloud database platform to combine a smooth developer experience and comprehensive agentic AI tooling with flexible deployment options (including on-premises), data sovereignty, and the ability to scale to highly available, zero-downtime multi-region clusters.
Postman announced the general availability of Fabric Gateway, a protocol-agnostic control plane for governing how AI agents, LLMs, and MCP servers discover and interact with APIs, tools, and other agents. With Fabric Gateway, organizations can securely connect AI agents to their APIs while centrally controlling what agents can discover, access, and do without introducing fragmented tools or one-off integrations.
Progress Software announced new capabilities within Progress Agentic RAG, an agentic retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) platform for AI agents and LLMs that connects enterprise knowledge to AI-powered experiences through a shared Agentic Knowledge Layer. The release includes a native Microsoft Teams application, a new Smart Agent for autonomous multistep retrieval, and a WordPress plugin that improves content ingestion, fidelity, and governance.
Sonar announced the general availability of SonarQube Server 2026.5 LTA, enabling enterprises to guide, verify, and continuously resolve issues in agentic code entirely on infrastructure they control, including on-premises, air-gapped, and VPC-restricted environments. The solution brings Sonar’s full-agent capabilities to self-managed deployments. Enterprises can set context and constraints for coding agents from the outset and generate the evidence needed for governance and compliance.
VDURA announced the general availability of the VDURA Data Platform V12, the release that turns the platform into a multi-tenant, API-driven storage service for GPU clouds and AI factories. V12 ships as a qualified solution on Supermicro Building Block Solutions, scaling from 8 to 100,000 GPUs on one software stack.
Partnerships, collaborations, and more
Artefact and BigID announced a new strategic partnership across North America. The alliance adds BigID’s data discovery, classification, and security posture management layer to Artefact’s AI Risk & Data Trust practice, giving joint clients a path that starts with knowing where sensitive data actually lives and ends with an enforced, auditable AI governance program built on top of it.
Bedrock Data announced it has extended Agent DLP, its runtime data loss prevention for AI agents, to NVIDIA OpenShell. The integration offers an additional policy evaluation layer where Bedrock Data evaluates a request payload once the request is authorized by OpenShell. Bedrock Data’s authorization layer evaluates the payload in the request against an enterprise’s data policies.
ClickHouse announced a significant expansion of its strategic collaboration with Microsoft. The announcement encompasses four major milestones: the launch of the native ClickHouse workload for Microsoft Fabric, the general availability of OneLake read, the public preview of OneLake write, and the availability of ClickHouse Bring Your Own Cloud (BYOC) in the Microsoft Marketplace.
Elastic and NVIDIA are collaborating to help organizations deploy AI apps faster without draining IT infrastructure. Specifically, Elasticsearch has introduced GPU-accelerated vector indexing powered by NVIDIA cuVS. Moving index builds to the GPU leaves the CPU free for queries, which can drive vector indexing throughput up and search latency down. This can be especially beneficial for enterprise teams that are rebuilding their indexes frequently.
Gimlet Labs and Cerebras Systems announced a collaboration to deliver a new class of ultrafast AI inference at massive scale. The collaboration brings together Cerebras’ wafer-scale compute with the Gimlet Cloud to deliver a purpose-built disaggregated inference cloud spanning datacenter infrastructure to developer APIs. Together, the companies plan to deliver speeds of up to 3,000 tokens per second for demanding agentic and real-time applications.
Palantir Technologies and Armada announced a partnership to deliver sovereign AI on infrastructure manufactured in the United States and allied nations, with Palantir naming Armada its Inaugural Certified Modular Data Center Partner. The joint offering combines Palantir’s Sovereign AI Operating System with Armada’s infrastructure layer: modular data centers, the Armada Platform that keeps every deployment under the customer’s control, and the Sovereign AI Grid that connects deployments into a resilient distributed system.
Profisee announced new innovations for Microsoft Fabric that further its strategy to make trusted master data a natural part of the Microsoft data and AI ecosystem. Specifically, the company unveiled its Profisee Anywhere capability, which allows organizations to use Profisee’s SaaS MDM service to manage master data directly in Microsoft Fabric OneLake. When combined with Profisee’s certified Microsoft Fabric workload, Profisee Anywhere makes Profisee the only MDM platform where users can steward data natively inside Fabric without it ever leaving Fabric OneLake.
Transcend announced it has launched Transcend Consent & Preferences Management on Snowflake Marketplace. The Snowflake Native App brings Transcend’s consent and preference data directly into a customer’s own Snowflake account, turning it into policy the moment it lands. Most of a company’s customer data already lives in Snowflake.
UiPath announced an expansion of its partnership with Snowflake. Building on last year’s integration of UiPath’s automation platform with Snowflake Cortex AI, the expanded partnership connects Snowflake’s governed data platform directly to the UiPath business orchestration and automation platform, giving joint customers the full power of both, without having to move data or switch tools. Customers now have a two-way integration between UiPath and Snowflake.
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