New self-driving features in HPE Aruba Networking CX switch, expanded AI-native retail analytics, and HPE Nonstop Compute capabilities strengthen infrastructure for critical retail transactions HPE (NYSE: HPE) today announced an expansion of its retail-ready portfolio to help customers improve connectivity, security, insight, and performance across their operations. The expanded solutions help retailers manage transactions, data, and

Evernote today announced the release of v11, its first major product update in five years. The new version includes three powerful AI features—AI Assistant, Semantic Search, and AI Meeting Notes—creating smarter ways to capture, retrieve, and manage information in Evernote. With the release of v11, these features are now available to all Evernote customers. Two years

New partner program will empower organizations to deliver tailored, production-ready AI solutions and unlock new revenue opportunities Today, Unframe, the managed AI delivery platform for global enterprises, announced the launch of the Unframe Unlimited, a new program designed to help channel partners grow revenue, deliver enterprise-ready AI solutions, and drive measurable outcomes for their customers. Unframe

RiseLink Technologies, a provider of edge intelligence and ultra-low-power connectivity solutions for AI-native devices, brought together leaders across AI, hardware, and connected products at CES 2026 to explore how intelligence is moving beyond the cloud and into the physical world. Through curated ecosystem conversations, hands-on workshops, and an invitation-only industry gathering, RiseLink highlighted its role

ClickHouse has acquired open source LLM engineering platform, Langfuse, to add observability capabilities to its database services, which are designed for online analytical processing and AI applications. The deal underscores ClickHouse’s push to become a more complete data and AI platform as customers try to move LLM-based applications into production, analysts say. Langfuse’s observability capabilities,

“Greenops” didn’t emerge because enterprises suddenly had a moral awakening. Rather, cloud bills became painful, regulators got serious, and sustainability teams started asking questions IT couldn’t answer with confidence. Once companies realized that cloud consumption wasn’t only a technical concern but also a financial and reputational risk, they did what they always do: They operationalized

Sometimes, if you want to get an early look at a new tool from Microsoft, you must get out your compiler and build it from source. That’s the case with the first public look at the new open source release of XAML Studio, one of its .NET UI design tools, which is transitioning to the

Amazon Web Services launched a new independent cloud service aiming to address European customer concerns around digital sovereignty last week. But while analysts believe it will help European customers meet regulatory compliance demands, there are questions around how much sovereignty it provides in practice. The AWS European Sovereign Cloud data center is located in Brandenburg,

Google has appealed a US ruling that in 2024 found the company had an illegal monopoly in internet search and search advertising, reports CNBC. After a special hearing on penalties, the court decided in 2025 on milder measures than those originally proposed by the US Department of Justice. Among other things, Google will not have

Open AI will begin testing ads in Chat GPT for certain users in the US. The ads will be shown to free users and in the new Chat GPT Go subscription, which costs $8 per month. They will not be shown to Plus, Pro, Business, or Enterprise subscribers. The ads will be clearly labeled and