Data to decisions examines the enablement of data-driven decisions across organizations. Holistic, data-informed decisions require a multi-disciplinary approach that combines performance monitoring with traditional business intelligence and analytic technologies. In addition, data-driven decisions are increasingly delivered in the context of business applications rather than in separate, analytic interfaces.
Steve Tack, Chief Product Officer, said observability is set up to expand to multiple teams as AI and cloud native workloads converge along with logs and security.
Quantinuum launched its Generative Quantum AI framework that aims to combine AI, quantum computing and supercomputers to address problems classical computing can't solve.
Palantir CTO Shyam Sankar said DeepSeek's latest models highlight how models are commoditizing and "the price of inference is dropping like a rock."
Palantir delivered better-than-expected fourth quarter earnings, closed 32 deals worth more than $10 million, and gained enterprise momentum.
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Atlassian is exiting its second quarter on a $5 billion annual revenue run rate as its "System of Work" strategy is landing large enterprises that want to connect their technology and business teams. Here's a look at the strategy.
According to the companies, Oracle Database@Google Cloud will add more regions over the next 12 months.
ServiceNow took the plunge as it pivots its business model to a hybrid approach with seats, subscriptions and consumption blended together. The new normal is subscription SaaS pricing with a heavy dose of AI agent consumption.
Amazon Web Services said enterprises and developers can take DeepSeek's R1 model for a spin on Amazon Bedrock via its Custom Model Import feature. IBM and Microsoft Azure made similar moves.
Meta reported strong fourth quarter results, but the earnings call was much more interesting as CEO Mark Zuckerberg and CFO Susan Li riffed on custom silicon, developing Llama 4 and why building AI infrastructure matters.
