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- 1NVIDIA Open Sources Run:ai in DSX AI Factory PlatformβNVIDIA Run:ai Is Now Open Source as Part of NVIDIA DSX AI Factory Platform
NVIDIA has made Run:ai, its AI workload orchestration and GPU scheduling technology, available as open source within the NVIDIA DSX AI Factory platform. The move lets developers and enterprises inspect, adapt and integrate the orchestration tools into their own AI infrastructure, supporting NVIDIA's broader push around factory-scale AI deployments. The announcement was published via the NVIDIA Developer channel.
- 2Chainguard launches Workspaces for secure agentic developmentβΌIntroducing Chainguard Workspaces: Hardened, Hardware-Isolated Environments for Faster Agentic Development
Chainguard has introduced Workspaces, a new offering described as hardened, hardware-isolated environments aimed at speeding up agentic software development. The announcement targets teams building AI-driven coding agents, promising stronger isolation for developer workflows. Details beyond the launch itself remain limited, and reaction from developers and security professionals is still emerging.
- 3Investors track ServiceNow stock amid market attentionβΌServiceNow, Inc. (NOW) Stock Price, News, Quote & History
ServiceNow, Inc. (NOW) is drawing attention as investors follow its stock price, quote data and latest company news on financial platforms. The enterprise software company is widely held and its share moves are closely watched as a gauge of sentiment toward cloud and artificial intelligence services. No specific new development about the company was provided in the coverage.
- 4Atlassian stock draws investor attentionβΌAtlassian Corporation (TEAM) Stock Price, News, Quote & History
Atlassian Corporation, the collaboration software company behind Jira and Confluence, is seeing renewed interest in its TEAM shares as investors track its latest price movements, quotes and market news. Traders and analysts are checking financial coverage of the company, which trades on the Nasdaq, as part of ongoing monitoring of enterprise software stocks.
- 5SAP warns of maximum severity OAuth2 SSRF flawβΌSAP warns of maximum severity OAuth2 SSRF security flaw
SAP has issued a warning about a maximum severity security vulnerability involving OAuth2 and server-side request forgery (SSRF) in its software. The flaw could allow attackers to manipulate server requests, potentially exposing sensitive data or internal systems. Security outlets such as BleepingComputer are covering the advisory, and administrators are being urged to review SAP's guidance and apply patches promptly.
- 6Pluto Security raises $42 million for AI agent securityβPluto Security Inc. announced a $42 million funding round to expand its artificial intelligence security software. Sourc
Pluto Security Inc. announced a $42 million funding round to expand its artificial intelligence security software, which helps enterprises secure their AI agents. The news was reported by SiliconANGLE and is drawing attention in startup circles, as securing autonomous AI systems becomes a growing concern for companies deploying them at scale.
- 7NetSuite Launches Free AI-First Financial Platform for StartupsβNetSuite Introduces Free AI-First Financial Platform That Helps Startups Go From Idea to IPO
NetSuite, Oracle's cloud business software unit, has introduced a free AI-first financial platform aimed at startups, designed to support them from the earliest idea stage all the way through to an IPO. The offering bundles AI-driven financial management tools at no cost, lowering the entry barrier for early-stage companies. It signals a push by enterprise software vendors to capture startups early and retain them as customers as they scale.
- 8Nvidia open-sources Run:ai software after $800 million acquisitionβΌNvidia opens up Israeli-founded Run:ai software two years after $800 million acquisition
Nvidia has made the software of Run:ai, an Israeli-founded company it acquired for around $800 million, available as open source, two years after the deal. Run:ai develops technology for managing and orchestrating AI workloads on GPU infrastructure. Opening the code is seen as a move to broaden adoption of Nvidia's ecosystem among developers and enterprises building AI systems.
- 9Training Providers Roll Out SAP AI Joule CoursesβUnlock the Future with SAP AI Joule! Want to explore how AI is transforming SAP applications? Build your skills with the
TestBugIT Solutions is promoting a new training course on SAP AI Joule, the artificial intelligence assistant SAP has built into its business applications. The course aims to teach professionals how AI is being integrated across SAP software and how to work with it. Training providers are moving quickly to offer such courses as companies look to upskill staff on generative AI tools embedded in enterprise systems.
- 10AI Agent Startup Decagon Explores M&A Options, Hires BankerβΌAI Agent Company Decagon Has Held Early M&A Talks and Hired a Banker
Decagon, a startup building AI agents for customer support, has held early merger and acquisition talks and brought on a banker to advise on its options. The move signals the company may be weighing a sale or major deal as interest in AI agent technology accelerates across the enterprise software market.
- 11ServiceNow Denies Takeover Interest in AI Startup DecagonβΌServiceNow Denies Reports of Takeover Interest in AI Agent Startup Decagon
ServiceNow has publicly denied reports that it was considering an acquisition of Decagon, a startup that builds AI agents for customer service. The denial comes after market speculation about a potential takeover, and it pushes back on claims that the enterprise software company was pursuing a deal. The episode highlights ongoing consolidation interest in the fast-growing AI agent sector, where larger software firms are seen as likely buyers of specialized startups.
- 12Workday Launches Autopilot Agents for HR, Finance and ITβΌWorkday Launches Autopilot Agents That Get Real Work Done Across HR, Finance, and IT
Workday has launched Autopilot Agents, AI agents designed to autonomously complete real work tasks across human resources, finance, and IT functions. The announcement positions the company's software to act rather than just assist, automating workflows like employee requests and financial processes. The move puts Workday in direct competition with other enterprise software vendors racing to embed agentic AI into business systems.
- 13UiPath (PATH) Stock Draws Investor AttentionβUiPath, Inc. (PATH) Stock Price, News, Quote & History
UiPath, the US-listed automation software company trading under the ticker PATH, is seeing heightened attention on its stock price, quote and historical performance. Investors are checking the latest news and valuation data on the company, which specialises in robotic process automation software for enterprises. No specific price move or company announcement is detailed in the available information.
- 14Niobia aims to prevent costly technology mistakesβNiobia takes the guesswork out of some of techβs most expensive mistakes
Niobia is being covered as a startup that takes the guesswork out of some of technology's most expensive mistakes. The company positions itself around helping businesses avoid common, high-cost errors in their technology decisions, a problem that continues to weigh on enterprises as software spending and complexity grow.
- 15Ivanti criticised for missing chance to patch vulnerability before zero-day attacksβIvanti misses opportunity to fix vulnerability before attackers got to work and made it a zero-day
Ivanti is facing scrutiny after reports that the company failed to fix a vulnerability before attackers began exploiting it, turning the flaw into a zero-day. Security outlets report the opportunity to patch existed but was missed, leaving customers exposed to active attacks. The case adds to ongoing concerns about Ivanti's patching record and the risks enterprises face from delayed vulnerability remediation in widely used enterprise software.