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Tel Aviv-based startup Factify emerged from stealth today with a $73 million seed round for an ambitious, yet quixotic mission: to bring digital documents beyond the standard formats most businesses use — .PDF, .docx, collaborative cloud files like Google Docs — and into the intelligence era. For Matan Gavish, Factify’s Founder and CEO, this isn’t …

Factify wants to move past PDFs and .docx by giving digital documents their own brain Read More »

The generative AI era has sped everything up for most enterprises we talk to, especially development cycles (thanks to “vibe coding” and “agentic swarming”). But even as they seek to leverage the power of new AI-assisted programming tools and coding agents like Claude Code to generate code, enterprises must contend with a looming concern — …

Adaptive6 emerges from stealth to reduce enterprise cloud waste (and it’s already optimizing Ticketmaster) Read More »

Presented by SAP Ten years ago, Western Sugar made a decision that would prove prescient: move from on-premise SAP ECC to SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition. At the time, artificial intelligence wasn’t a priority on most roadmaps. The company was simply trying to escape what Director of Corporate Controlling, Richard Caluori, calls “a trainwreck:” a …

How SAP Cloud ERP enabled Western Sugar’s move to AI-driven automation Read More »

The average enterprise SOC receives 10,000 alerts per day. Each requires 20 to 40 minutes to investigate properly, but even fully staffed teams can only handle 22% of them. More than 60% of security teams have admitted to ignoring alerts that later proved critical. Running an efficient SOC has never been harder, and now the …

SOC teams are automating triage — but 40% will fail without governance boundaries Read More »

In the race to bring artificial intelligence into the enterprise, a small but well-funded startup is making a bold claim: The problem holding back AI adoption in complex industries has never been the models themselves. Contextual AI, a two-and-a-half-year-old company backed by investors including Bezos Expeditions and Bain Capital Ventures, on Monday unveiled Agent Composer, …

Contextual AI launches Agent Composer to turn enterprise RAG into production-ready AI agents Read More »

Chinese company Moonshot AI upgraded its open-sourced Kimi K2 model, transforming it into a coding and vision model with an architecture that supports an Agent Swarm orchestration.  The new model, Moonshot Kimi K2.5, could offer a compelling orchestration option for enterprises that, instead of building an overarching framework that decides when agents complete a task, …

How Moonshot’s Kimi K2.5 helps AI builders spin up agents swarms easier than ever Read More »

Presented by Avalon Holographics The pace of AI continues to be staggering. From simple pattern recognition systems to large language models (LLMs), and now as we move into the physical AI reality, the power of these systems continues to improve our lives. But humans always need to be in the loop. We need to see …

The AI visualization tech stack: From 2D to holograms Read More »

Mistral AI, the French artificial intelligence company that has positioned itself as Europe’s leading challenger to American AI giants, announced on Tuesday the general availability of Mistral Vibe 2.0, a significant upgrade to its terminal-based coding agent that’s the startup’s most aggressive push yet into the competitive AI-assisted software development market. The release is a …

A European AI challenger goes after GitHub Copilot: Mistral launches Vibe 2.0 Read More »

As artificial intelligence reshapes software development, a small startup is betting that the industry’s next big bottleneck won’t be writing code — it will be trusting it. Theorem, a San Francisco-based company that emerged from Y Combinator’s Spring 2025 batch, announced Tuesday it has raised $6 million in seed funding to build automated tools that …

Theorem wants to stop AI-written bugs before they ship — and just raised $6M to do it Read More »

Model Context Protocol has a security problem that won’t go away. When VentureBeat first reported on MCP’s vulnerabilities last October, the data was already alarming. Pynt’s research showed that deploying just 10 MCP plug-ins creates a 92% probability of exploitation — with meaningful risk even from a single plug-in. The core flaw hasn’t changed: MCP …

MCP shipped without authentication. Clawdbot shows why that’s a problem. Read More »