Larry Dignan

Editor in Chief of Constellation Insights
Constellation Research
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Results

Sigma, a company focused on AI-driven analytics, said it has hit $200 million in annual recurring revenue, double from a year ago. Sigma said it has added 1.1 million new active users in the last year.

Sigma's mission is to replace legacy business intelligence with tools such as Sigma Agents, which run directly in the data warehouse, Sigma Assistant, connectors and API actions that enable workbooks to trigger workflows.

SambaNova and Intel outlined an inference system that will combine GPUs, SambaNova RDUs for decode and Intel Xeon 6 CPUs for agentic tools and system orchestration. The system will be available to enterprises and cloud platforms in the second half.

As part of the partnership, SambaNova said it will standardize on Xeon 6 to go with its RDUs on the inference system. The system is part of SambaNova's blueprint for inference.

SambaNova recently launched its SN50 AI inference chip that runs agentic AI 3x cheaper than GPUs and said SoftBank will be the first to deploy the chip in its AI data center in Japan. The company also said it raised $350 million in Series E funding.

SambaNova, Intel inference

Anthropic's development of its Claude frontier models has spooked the cybersecurity industry (or at least investors) much in the same way the LLM player has freaked out the SaaS industry. Now with the launch of Project Glasswing and the Claude Mythos Preview, Anthropic is securely entrenched in the cybersecurity value chain. As a result, its total addressable market just went up. So will Anthropic's $30 billion annual revenue run rate.

Coupa and AWS said they have signed a 5-year deal to partner on spend management data and apps. Under the partnership, the two companies will combine Coupa's business intelligence network with AWS AI tools. The goal is to deliver autonomous direct and indirect spend data across sourcing, payment to supply chain.

The two companies said AWS customers will be able to deploy Coupa Navi AI agents, which are built on Amazon Bedrock, to automate procurement workflows.