Interoperability stories
The new chapter aims to make AI-driven media buying easier for Australian advertisers by reducing fragmented integrations and adding common rules.
The service aims to help enterprises spot and repair vulnerabilities faster across cloud and on-premises systems, while keeping human approval in place.
Customers will be able to buy Snowflake through Oracle's cloud, simplifying billing and data access for AI and analytics workloads.
Microsoft 365 customers can now review Proofpoint email threat alerts inside Defender, cutting the need to switch between security tools.
The update could cut engineering overhead for firms mixing web, backend and Android systems, as agents can now interoperate across five languages.
The tie-up aims to curb failed cross-border transfers by letting banks check recipient account and wallet details before sending money.
Small businesses can now keep client chats separate from internal discussions as Balsio adds shared workspaces and WhatsApp interoperability.
The service aims to keep more of Uganda's outbound payments inside bank channels as demand rises for trade, education and family transfers abroad.
Indoor coverage and user experience are set to depend more on Wi-Fi as the alliance pushes for it to be built into 6G standards from the outset.
Police and fire crews are now using the new system, backed by NZD $1.7 billion over 10 years, with ambulance services to follow.
Emergency dispatchers across New Zealand now have a common console platform as the final stage of the public safety radio rollout nears completion.
Businesses adopting AI agents could cut rework by up to 40%, as WORK-SELF expands Maya Enterprise across more than 12,000 applications.
Fragmented cloud setups are undermining compliance and collaboration, pushing firms to protect data use rather than simply its location.
New Zealand could miss out on fast-growing supply chains unless the planned platform turns research strengths into commercial deals and jobs.
Despite widespread adoption, nearly a third of UK finance chiefs cannot quantify AI's impact on cash and liquidity management, a survey found.
Battery systems are driving Australia's smart home boom, with revenue set to jump to AUD $7.7 billion in 2025 and top AUD $11 billion in 2026.
Nearly a third of UK finance leaders cannot quantify AI's benefits, highlighting a gap between enthusiasm and proof as liquidity teams face rising pressure.
Enterprises moving beyond pilot projects are pushing the FIDO Alliance to focus on interoperability and credential management at scale.
The cash will help the startup build a meaning-based system that could make smaller charities easier for funders to find and back.
Interoperability gaps in coalition networks can leave classified data inconsistently handled, and Janusnet says Accord is designed to fix that.