Companies that are AI native are likely to deliver better returns, run autonomously and thread the needle between human and digital labor. The catch? Getting to that AI native status isn't going to be easy.
Atlassian said products such as Jira, Confluence and Loom will run on Google Cloud and integrate with Gemini models in a broad partnership.
OpenAI launched GPT-5, a system of models that are the company's most advanced with the promise of advanced reasoning, coding abilities and agentic features.
Airbnb has launched an AI agent built on 13 different models for customer service in its app and plans to add more AI tools in the quarters to come. The goal: Transform the Airbnb app into one that is AI native.
Cohere North, a collaborative agentic AI platform, is generally available following testing by a bevy of large enterprises. Cohere launched Cohere North in January in a move that aims to broaden the company's reach beyond large language models (LLMs).
OpenAI released two open-weight models--gpt-oss-120b and gpt-oss-20b--but the real news revolves around distribution. These two new OpenAI models have a wide distribution including availability on Amazon Web Services for the first time.
AMD reported solid second quarter as its PC and gaming unit delivered more revenue growth than data center.
Thomson Reuters launched CoCounsel Legal with Deep Research and guided workflows, an AI agent designed to answer legal questions, develop reports, draft reports and feature workflows for discovery and depositions.
Palantir CEO Alex Karp is a bit opinionated and garners his share of haters. But the returns on Palantir are attracting enterprises to the point where word of mouth among customers scales.
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy's long-winded defense of Amazon Web Services' AI strategy sure caused some consternation, but fears are likely misplaced. After all, nuance doesn't play well on Wall Street and neither do the laws of large numbers.
Amazon Web Services' revenue in the second quarter jumped 17.5% to $30.9 billion, which is good for an annual revenue run rate approaching $124 billion.
Meta raised its capital spending outlook for 2025 as it throws money at AI researchers as it chases superintelligence. The good news for Meta is that it can afford the spending spree.
