Pure Storage is officially becoming Everpure. The name change is part of an evolution that has been 16 years in the making. But today's announcement carries more weight than a rebrand alone - the company has also announced its intent to acquire 1touch, a data intelligence and orchestration company.
The Linux Foundation's CAMARA project is exposing telecommunications network capabilities to AI agents through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), making network intelligence programmatically discoverable while defining the security and operational foundations for production deployment.
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Looking back at an EMEA gathering that delivered a lot of content...
Focus on grand ideas is fine, but there’s a long way to get these ideas into orbit - even with Jeff or Elon’s resources
Templates and an AI-oriented infrastructure refresh enable 400 legal entities to use a single SAP estate
A strong quarter for Cisco even with the shadow of pricing increases hanging over buyers.
What if you could run a global network and be pretty certain you weren't going to get any nasty surprises? That's what DHL Express is aiming to deliver.
Storio Group and DXC Technology demonstrate that platform maturity isn't the bottleneck—organizational readiness is. Culture, business alignment, and forcing functions determine whether observability investments scale beyond initial proof points.
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Real Madrid and Cisco have a long-standing partnership that is much more than a game of two halves.
The UK has real strengths in quantum technology. But is it turning those into commercial assets and IP quickly enough?
Ketan Karkhanis explains how ThoughtSpot is building out an enterprise intelligence layer for smarter AI agents, which can take action. And why systems of record are like the filing cabinets at the office.
Databricks’ research into instructed retrieval and the OfficeQA benchmark suggests that the hardest problems in enterprise AI are no longer about model intelligence. Instead, they lie in how systems interpret instructions, navigate fragmented data, and connect models to tools.
With Airforce One yet to touch down, the WEF agenda wasn't yet dominated by noises off, so the topic of scaling up AI projects could take priority.
