Microsoft has broadened its AI ecosystem by introducing Anthropic’s Claude models into the Microsoft 365 Copilot suite, giving organizations more flexibility in how they deploy artificial intelligence across workflows. New AI Choices for
The latest Long-Term Support (LTS) version of the Java Development Kit, JDK 25, is now available, bringing with it a wide range of capabilities designed to modernize application development, boost performance, and even
Databricks has introduced a Data Science Agent, an extension of its Databricks Assistant, designed to reduce the manual burden of analytics and machine learning tasks. The tool is now in preview and will
The July 2025 update of Microsoft’s popular code editor, Visual Studio Code 1.103, introduces major quality-of-life improvements ranging from automated server handling to enhanced Git and Copilot features. The release became publicly available
The Java Development Kit (JDK) 25 is approaching its official debut as a long-term support (LTS) release, with the first release candidate already published. This milestone signals the start of the final stabilization
At its 2025 flagship event in Las Vegas, Dell Technologies presented a suite of new offerings aimed at empowering organizations to run artificial intelligence workloads locally, with enhanced flexibility and efficiency. Pushing On-Prem
Oracle has unveiled its latest technology advancement — a server built on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) that allows artificial intelligence agents to directly interact with enterprise data stored in Oracle Databases. This
As enterprises race to deploy AI agents across business functions, the risks of fragmented oversight and hidden vulnerabilities grow. In response, IBM is bringing together two of its flagship solutions—watsonx.governance and Guardium AI
On June 10, Mistral AI introduced Magistral, its first model tailored specifically for complex reasoning tasks. Built with enterprise needs in mind, the model aims to assist in everything from strategic forecasting and
JetBrains has unveiled Koog, an open-source framework crafted to simplify the development of AI-driven agents using Kotlin within the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) ecosystem. Released on May 22 and now available on GitHub,
