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Microsoft and OpenAI have amended their partnership: OpenAI can now serve its products on any cloud, while Microsoft keeps a non-exclusive IP licence to 2032.
Security updates include Red Agent, AI-BOM, and deeper integrations with Databricks, Salesforce, Cloudflare, and Google Cloud.
NVIDIA and Google Cloud have extended their co-engineered AI platform at Google Cloud Next, expanding AI Hypercomputer capacity for agentic and physical AI.
Celonis will deploy its Process Intelligence platform on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and deepen integration with Oracle Fusion applications.
Microsoft and NVIDIA have formed an AI for nuclear collaboration offering tools to streamline permitting, design, construction and plant operations.
Platform updates target automation, continuous validation, and lifecycle protection for AI-driven systems.
Microsoft adds detached operations and large AI model support to its Sovereign Cloud, enabling governance, productivity, and AI in closed environments.
Partnership will build hyperscale, energy‑efficient AI infrastructure leveraging NVIDIA’s next-generation CPUs, GPUs, and networking technologies.
Databricks has added first-class Apache Iceberg support to Delta Sharing, letting providers share live data with Snowflake, Trino, Flink and Spark.
Microsoft says IDC has named it a Leader in unified AI governance platforms, citing Foundry, Agent 365, Purview, Entra and Defender as its governance stack.
Anthropic and Snowflake have signed a $200m multi-year deal bringing Claude to more than 12,600 Snowflake customers, with a joint agent go-to-market plan.
Red Hat will run its AI Inference Server on AWS Inferentia2 and Trainium3 chips and has built an AWS Neuron operator for OpenShift.
Mistral AI's Le Chat Enterprise and AI Studio are now on Dassault Systèmes' OUTSCALE sovereign cloud for regulated European organisations.
Cognizant will acquire 3Cloud, an independent Microsoft Azure services provider, to strengthen its Azure-centric data, AI and cloud engineering work.
Google will invest €5.5 billion in Germany from 2026 to 2029, including a new data centre in Dietzenbach and expansion of its Hanau campus.