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Veeam, a market leader in data resilience, has partnered with ServiceNow to integrate data resilience capabilities directly into enterprise IT workflows, linking backup, recovery and cyber response operations with ServiceNow’s platform. The collaboration is designed to help organizations manage data protection events—such as ransomware incidents, system outages, or recovery testing—within familiar ServiceNow processes used by IT operations, risk and security teams. By surfacing Veeam data inside ServiceNow, customers can automate notifications, trigger remediation workflows and track recovery actions alongside other operational incidents. The Veeam App for ServiceNow allows organizations to decentralize backups, streamline incident responses and enhance visibility. Additional features include automated compliance, bi-directional synchronization, accelerated traceability and seamless integration for ServiceNow users.
The partnership reflects a broader shift toward operationalizing cyber resilience rather than treating backup and recovery as standalone functions. Veeam–ServiceNow alignment emphasizes workflow automation and cross-team visibility. For large organizations managing complex environments, embedding data resilience into ServiceNow workflows may help standardize response and reduce friction during high-impact events.
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Wherobots, the spatial intelligence cloud that enables data innovation, has introduced RasterFlow, a new service designed to simplify how organizations apply AI and machine learning to satellite and overhead imagery. Built by the creators of Apache Sedona, RasterFlow automates imagery mosaicking, preprocessing, model execution, and change detection in a single workflow, removing much of the custom engineering traditionally required to productionize geospatial AI. The platform enables faster deployment of custom models on proprietary imagery while writing results to Apache Iceberg tables for downstream use in platforms such as Databricks and Snowflake.
The launch comes as enterprise investment in Earth intelligence accelerates. The aim of RasterFlow is to turn raw imagery into actionable insights to combine with enterprise data and AI to produce effective risk assessments and optimization routes, among other uses. Early users and partners, including the Taylor Geospatial Institute and Spyrosoft, are applying RasterFlow to use cases ranging from agriculture and climate analysis to logistics and risk assessment. For data and AI teams, RasterFlow reflects a broader shift toward treating geospatial data as a first-class input for real-time, production AI systems rather than a specialized analytics niche.
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LangGrant, a leader in database modernization and synthetic data, has launched the LEDGE MCP Server, an enterprise database orchestration and governance engine designed to manage how large language models (LLMs) interact with structured and unstructured data. The platform acts as a control layer between LLMs and enterprise databases, enabling organizations to define access rules, enforce policies and monitor usage across AI-driven applications. LangGrant says the server removes friction between LLMs and enterprise data. It is intended to support retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) and agent-based workflows while reducing the risk of unauthorized access or data leakage.
As enterprises move LLMs from experimentation into production, data governance has emerged as a major challenge. LangGrant’s approach focuses specifically on LLM-to-database interaction with capabilities such as LLM governance, token dashboards, analytics plans, database cloning on demand and complete automated database context at scale. For security and data teams, the release reflects growing demand for infrastructure that treats AI access to data with the same rigor as traditional applications.
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Arbe, a leader in high-resolution radar solutions, has announced a collaboration that combines its high-resolution radar technology with NVIDIA’s AI computing platforms to create an integrated system for AI-based driving applications. The joint approach is designed to improve how vehicles perceive and interpret their surroundings by pairing Arbe’s radar, which delivers detailed detection in challenging conditions, with NVIDIA’s accelerated computing for sensor fusion and real-time processing. Arbe claims that the collaboration accelerates the adoption of safer and affordable autonomous driving solutions.
The announcement reflects continued investment in multi-sensor strategies as automakers seek safer and more scalable paths to autonomy. Arbe’s focus on ultra-high-resolution radar, combined with NVIDIA's accelerated computing capabilities, differentiates its approach. For automotive engineers and platform developers, tighter integration between sensing hardware and AI compute highlights the industry’s shift toward end-to-end, software-defined vehicle systems.
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Sup AI has reported a new benchmark result on Humanity’s Last Exam (HLE), which is a highly challenging evaluation of reasoning, math, science and logic. Achieving a 52.15 percent accuracy score, Sup AI is setting what the company describes as a new performance record on the evaluation. The benchmark is designed to test advanced reasoning, problem-solving and knowledge integration across a wide range of complex tasks, positioning it as a stress test for frontier large language models rather than a measure of narrow domain expertise. Sup AI said the result reflects progress in model architecture, training techniques and evaluation methodologies focused on reasoning depth rather than surface-level accuracy. According to Sup AI, its ability to take a dynamic route to each question and its automated retry capability position it above most platforms.
Interest in tougher AI benchmarks has grown as traditional tests become less effective at differentiating top-tier models. Sup AI’s reported result underscores how competitive model development is increasingly tied to performance on these emerging evaluations, which may play a larger role in enterprise and research adoption decisions.
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AppZen, a leader in autonomous finance, has announced the general availability of AI Agent Studio, a platform for creating and managing autonomous AI agents—marketed as “digital coworkers”—to automate routine business workflows across finance, procurement and operations. The system lets enterprises design task-specific agents that can interpret documents, trigger approvals, reconcile data and interact with enterprise systems without constant human oversight. AppZen's goal is to reduce reliance on manual outsourcing and enable teams to focus on higher-value work.
The release aligns with a broader trend toward agentic automation in enterprise operations. AppZen’s approach emphasizes end-to-end workflow creation with built-in governance and audit trails. For CFOs and operations leaders, agentic platforms promise a measurable reduction in cycle times and error rates, although questions about change management and security policy remain central to adoption decisions.
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LG, an electronics company, is showcasing an updated premium home appliance lineup at CES 2026 that incorporates artificial intelligence to improve performance, convenience and energy efficiency. The range includes washers, refrigerators, cooktops and HVAC systems that use AI-driven sensing and adaptive control to tailor operations to user patterns and environmental conditions. LG aims to have the new features designed to bring a higher level of personalized performance to luxury kitchens and home environments without requiring manual adjustments.
The trend toward AI-integrated appliances reflects broader shifts in consumer tech, where smart sensing and device autonomy are increasingly expected in premium segments. The LG Signature refrigerator features a built-in AI Fresh feature, while the LG Signature oven range offers functions like Gourmet AI with an AI browning feature, among others in the Signature range. For home technology architects and smart-home integrators, LG's CES portfolio underscores how built-in intelligence is becoming a baseline expectation for premium appliance ecosystems.
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CommanderAI, a leading sales engine for waste management, has introduced an AI-powered CRM built specifically for the waste management and recycling industry, combining customer service automation, work order routing and billing within a single platform. The system uses generative AI to interpret customer inquiries, suggest next actions and automate routine tasks such as service order creation and renewal scheduling. Built-in analytics are designed to help operators track service performance and identify missed revenue opportunities without extensive manual reporting.
The launch comes amid growing pressure on waste and recycling firms to modernize back-office systems while managing increasing regulatory and service complexity. The CRM offers contact and account intelligence, an AI-core focus with an AI-driven pipeline, photo capturing, communications hub, collaboration and report forecasting. CommanderAI’s purpose-built approach emphasizes pre-trained workflows and data models tuned for common hauler scenarios. For service operators seeking to reduce manual workload and improve customer satisfaction, embedded AI CRM capabilities may shorten implementation time and lower the total cost of ownership.
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Blueshift, an automation and personalization company, has introduced what it calls the next era of Customer AI, a set of generative and machine-learning features designed to support real-time personalization across email, mobile, web and other customer touchpoints. The launch, titled Compass & Launchpad, is a new generation of AI Agents that are engineered to unlock operational growth and optimization. The platform’s enhancements include dynamic segmentation, predicted affinity scoring and automated content generation, enabling marketers to tailor messaging based on individual behavior and lifecycle stage. Blueshift aims to accelerate campaign execution while reducing reliance on manual rules and custom engineering for segmentation and orchestration.
The launch reflects a broader push in digital marketing toward AI-augmented engagement tools. Compass serves as the growth engine that screens data, which Launchpad turns into full-fledged campaigns. These launches form part of Blueshift's Customer AI Suite that will be generally available in 2026. Blueshift’s focus on real-time scoring and cross-channel orchestration aligns with trends where agility and relevance are key differentiators for brands competing in saturated digital markets.
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Doosan Bobcat, part of the Doosan Group, which specializes in energy, innovation, and machines, will unveil a suite of artificial-intelligence-enabled technologies at CES 2026 to bring smarter operations to construction job sites and industrial environments. The focus is on embedding AI out of the cloud and into machines to simplify equipment operation for novice and experienced operators alike, streamline diagnostics and maintenance and enhance on-site awareness through advanced sensing technologies. Demonstrations will include next-generation operator displays, real-time guidance systems, and rugged energy solutions designed for compact equipment. Full details and hands-on previews are scheduled for early January in Las Vegas.
The launch arrives as sectors such as construction and industrial operations face demographic and productivity pressures. Competitors in smart heavy equipment and autonomous worksite tech are also leveraging AI to improve safety and efficiency, making Doosan’s CES showcase a timely indicator of broader trends toward edge AI and integrated power systems in industrial settings. Key highlights of the exhibit include Doosan Enerbility, HyAxiom, Doosan Bobcat and Doosan Robotics. All live demonstrations are AI-focused with real-time obstacle avoidance, further positioning Doosan as a leading innovator in the AI era.
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