Enterprise

Ramp, the innovative expense management company valued at an impressive $7.65 billion, has recently made a bold move by entering the realm of business travel through a strategic collaboration with Booking Holdings’ Priceline. This new venture, aptly named Ramp Travel, leverages the power of AI and automation to revolutionize the process of booking and managing
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Kneron, a rising artificial intelligence chip startup, unveiled its latest products in an effort to capitalize on the increasing interest in AI from businesses and provide an alternative to industry giants such as Nvidia and AMD. The company introduced the KNEO 330, its second-generation “edge GPT” server, which is designed to cater to businesses looking
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In a world where staying connected is crucial for businesses and individuals alike, Cisco’s ThousandEyes internet monitoring unit has taken a significant step forward. On Monday, the company unveiled new artificial intelligence-powered capabilities that promise faster prediction and diagnosis of internet outages and disruptions. This new technology, known as Digital Experience Assurance (DXA), aims to
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In a surprising move, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang unveiled the company’s latest AI chip architecture, dubbed “Rubin,” just months after announcing the upcoming “Blackwell” model. This new chip architecture was introduced ahead of the COMPUTEX tech conference in Taipei, showcasing Nvidia’s accelerated pace of innovation in the AI chip market. The shift from a two-year
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The software and enterprise tech industry faced a challenging week as various companies reported shrinking deals or delayed transactions. Salesforce, one of the leading cloud software vendors, witnessed a significant drop in its shares, falling almost 20% after posting weaker-than-expected revenue and giving disappointing guidance. CEO Marc Benioff mentioned that the rapid growth experienced during
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The recent report on Dell Technologies’ fiscal first-quarter results has caused quite a stir in the stock market. Shares of Dell fell by more than 16% after the company disclosed a lower-than-expected artificial intelligence server backlog and a potential decline in margins. Despite beating analysts’ expectations for the quarter, investors were not satisfied with the
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