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Real-time analytics news in brief
Alteryx announced new AI capabilities across Alteryx One that connect enterprise-grade business logic directly to the AI agents teams already use. By extending governed workflows and datasets to external AI tools, organizations can “build once and govern once,” eliminating the need to recreate complex business logic from scratch.
Arm introduced CSS for Mobile 2, bringing together agentic AI and AI-native graphics in a single compute platform. CSS for Mobile 2 includes the new Arm Mali G2-Ultra NX GPU, the Arm C2 CPU cluster with SME2, enhanced system IP, physical implementations, and a developer-ready software ecosystem.
CIQ moved RLC Pro AI to Linux 6.18, the latest long-term kernel. Enterprises get the latest kernel features, and the same tuned stack now runs anywhere they put an AI workload. Additionally, CLK 6.18 ships with the NVIDIA 580 driver, the CUDA Toolkit, and a CIQ-built PyTorch validated together at first boot, without manual tuning.
Coder announced the general availability of Coder Agents, giving regulated enterprises and government organizations a fully self-hosted, air-gap-capable option to deploy AI coding on infrastructure they control, using the models and tools they want. Developers can use the models, MCP servers, skills, and development tools that fit their needs, while platform and security teams can centrally govern those choices. Both the agent and execution environment remain on infrastructure controlled by the organization, including air-gapped environments.
CoreWeave announced the launch of Physical AI Field Engineering, an offering that pairs customer teams with domain specialists to build, validate, and deploy AI across the full engineering lifecycle, from research and development through in-field operations. Built on the team and methods CoreWeave acquired with Monolith AI, the service runs on CoreWeave’s own platform and integrated engineering AI solution.
Pinecone announced the general availability of full-text search within the Pinecone Database, combining BM25 keyword ranking and text-match filters alongside dense and sparse vectors in a single index. This update addresses key limitations of vector-only search by ensuring precise results for exact literal queries, such as SKUs, part numbers, error codes, and order IDs. By unifying keyword and semantic search into one schema, it eliminates the need to deploy and manage a separate node-based lexical search engine.
PolyAI introduced Wren, an AI agent that autonomously analyzes, fixes, and improves other AI agents. It runs a self-healing and self-improving loop against real production conversations daily, no engineer required, then ships tested changes a non-technical user can approve with a swipe. Rather than simply monitoring AI agents or testing them against predefined benchmarks, Wren analyzes every real production conversation, identifies opportunities to improve the agent, develops recommendations, tests whether they work, and measures the impact.
Qodo announced the launch of its Agentic Toolbox, a unified suite of agent tools and skills designed to serve as the dedicated quality counterpart to AI coding agents. Integrating directly with agent environments including Claude Code, Codex, and Kiro, the Agentic Toolbox gives agents access to Qodo’s review and governance capabilities throughout the development workflow.
RavenDB announced the launch of Quill, a context layer for SQL databases that makes them ready for production AI agents without migrating the system of record or architecting a custom AI stack. Quill connects directly to an organization’s existing SQL database and puts a context layer on top of it, making it possible to launch production-ready agents in weeks rather than the 18 to 24 months of a typical in-house build.
Red Hat announced significant updates across the Red Hat AI portfolio with the release of Red Hat AI 3.5. By providing the scalable foundation required to control, secure, and observe these workloads across the hybrid cloud, Red Hat AI 3.5 bridges the gap between isolated AI pilots and a fully governed enterprise architecture.
ScaleOut Software introduced Version 7 of its ScaleOut Product Suite, advancing its in-memory computing and digital twin software with new capabilities that give generative AI a fast, scalable data layer for monitoring and analyzing complex, live systems. Version 7 of ScaleOut Digital Twins creates a fast, scalable data layer for AI RAG that eliminates bottlenecks in accessing live data. ScaleOut’s distributed in-memory computing architecture delivers the scalability required to track very large and complex operational systems.
ThoughtSpot launched a new plugin in ChatGPT today. The ThoughtSpot tools are now available in the ChatGPT Work Plugin Directory. They include SpotterCode, which is an AI Coding Partner, turning instructions into execution, so the analytics layer stops being a multi-sprint project; and Spotter, which is an AI Analyst that gives business users governed, verifiable answers to any question, grounded in relevant data and context, and delivered with recommendations that anyone can act on.
Partnerships, collaborations, and more
Accenture and Google Cloud launched the Accenture Gemini Enterprise Business Group, a global group designed to help clients scale Gemini Enterprise outcomes in the agentic AI era. Part of the Accenture Google Business Group, the new group represents a significant joint investment and brings together Accenture’s Gemini Enterprise-certified professionals, FDEs, specialized Google Cloud engineering talent, and Accenture’s industry and functional experience to help clients realize measurable business value from their agentic AI and data investments.
Ataccama announced it will open-source a converter that carries governed business definitions and current data quality signals into Apache Ossie (Incubating). Apache Ossie is the open semantic specification originally introduced by Snowflake as Open Semantic Interchange (OSI) and now an Apache Software Foundation incubating project.
Cloudera and Mistral announced a landmark strategic partnership to bring secure, sovereign AI directly to enterprise data wherever it resides. The collaboration will enable organizations to bring intelligence directly to their data across cloud, on-premises, edge, sovereign, and air-gapped environments—without requiring sensitive information to leave their control. To accomplish this, the companies will combine Cloudera’s hybrid data and AI platform with Mistral’s sovereign AI models to give enterprises a secure path to build, customize, and run AI using their own private data.
d-Matrix announced a new collaboration with NVIDIA that includes a multi-year product roadmap, providing d-Matrix XPUs entry into the widely deployed NVIDIA AI factory ecosystem. The centerpiece of the collaboration is an NVLink Fusion-enabled rack-level system that AI labs, hyperscalers, and neoclouds can seamlessly deploy for ultra-low latency premium-level token services.
HP announced a collaboration with Red Hat to give organizations more choice in where AI workloads run, whether locally, in the cloud, or across both environments. In collaboration with Red Hat, HP is developing an open, enterprise-grade AI platform to deliver purpose-built AI infrastructure powered by Red Hat AI Factory with NVIDIA.
Palantir and NVIDIA announced a collaboration to bring sovereign AI to critical supply chains. The deployment creates an AI stack that brings NVIDIA Nemotron open models into Palantir Foundry and Artificial Intelligence Platform (AIP), grounded in the Palantir Ontology, which aims to create supply chain visibility, identify constraints, continuously codify operational expertise, and guide decisions at machine speed.
Prophecy launched new AI data prep products that give business users and data analysts a clear way to review AI agent work before trusting a workflow’s output in their decision-making. The new release also expands Prophecy’s new AI agents to Snowflake, joining existing support for Databricks. Prophecy’s interface has also been simplified for the review process. Projects now open directly to the analysis view after a question is asked, with the underlying pipeline available a click away.
Rubrik announced Rubrik Apache Iceberg Protection, the company’s enterprise data protection capability for Apache Iceberg on Amazon Web Services (AWS). The new solution provides customers running Apache Iceberg the ability to recover complete, queryable tables following a cyber incident, so they respond and recover with greater ease.
Vertesia announced the availability of its platform on Google Cloud Marketplace. The listing gives Google Cloud customers a streamlined way to procure and deploy Vertesia’s platform, helping enterprises turn content-intensive processes into trusted, AI-powered workflows. Making Vertesia available through Google Cloud Marketplace gives enterprises a simpler way to put their content to work with AI while maintaining the governance and control that production systems require.
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