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Alexey Shabanov@TestingCatalog // 4d
Microsoft is supercharging its Copilot assistant with new capabilities, transforming it into a companion for all. The company is equipping Copilot with new features designed to make it more responsive and helpful, including memory recall and personalization. This will allow the AI assistant to better understand and remember user preferences, complete tasks, analyze surroundings, and keep life organized. Microsoft aims to make AI work for everyone and wants Copilot to become the AI companion people want, tailored just for them.

Microsoft launched two AI reasoning agents for 365 Copilot: Researcher and Analyst. Researcher handles complex research using multiple sources, while Analyst functions as a data scientist to transform raw data into insights. These agents will roll out this month as part of a new program called "Frontier". The company is also adding new mobile and web features, personalization options, and exclusive tools for Surface devices.

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  • Data Phoenix: Microsoft launches the Researcher and Analyst AI agents in Microsoft 365 Copilot
  • TestingCatalog: AI Agents and Deep Research among major Copilot upgrades for Microsoft’s 50th anniversary
  • www.tomsguide.com: Microsoft Copilot: What it is and how it works
  • Source Asia: Introducing Researcher and Analyst in Microsoft 365 Copilot
  • THE DECODER: Microsoft adds ChatGPT-style features to expand Copilot's capabilities
  • Ken Yeung: Microsoft’s Copilot Just Got a Brain Boost—And It’s Ready to Work for You
  • www.tomsguide.com: I just went hands-on with the new Microsoft Copilot — 3 features that impress me most
  • www.techradar.com: I didn’t care about Copilot, but this massive upgrade could make Microsoft’s AI the personal assistant I’ve always wanted
  • Big Technology: Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman: Our AI Will Differentiate Via Personality
  • Developer Tech News: GitHub boosts Copilot with agents, new models, and MCP support
  • The GitHub Blog: Vibe coding with GitHub Copilot: Agent mode and MCP support rolling out to all VS Code users
  • www.laptopmag.com: Microsoft's next 50 years are all about making AI feel useful
  • www.tomsguide.com: Copilot is now at its smartest yet with a smarter brain, better memory, and lots of new tricks
  • www.laptopmag.com: Microsoft hopes Clippy will make you like Copilot more
  • TestingCatalog: Microsoft expands Copilot features to rival ChatGPT and Gemini
  • www.laptopmag.com: Microsoft’s 50th birthday celebration takes a sudden turn during the Copilot AI presentation

@www.intel.com // 5d
NVIDIA is making strides in both agentic AI and open-source initiatives. Jacob Liberman, director of product management at NVIDIA, explains how agentic AI bridges the gap between powerful AI models and practical enterprise applications. Enterprises are now deploying AI agents to free human workers from time-consuming and error-prone tasks, allowing them to focus on high-value work that requires creativity and strategic thinking. NVIDIA AI Blueprints help enterprises build their own AI agents.

NVIDIA has announced the open-source release of the KAI Scheduler, a Kubernetes-native GPU scheduling solution, now available under the Apache 2.0 license. Originally developed within the Run:ai platform, the KAI Scheduler is now available to the community while also continuing to be packaged and delivered as part of the NVIDIA Run:ai platform. The KAI Scheduler is designed to optimize the scheduling of GPU resources and tackle challenges associated with managing AI workloads on GPUs and CPUs.

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  • NVIDIA Newsroom: Speed Demon: NVIDIA Blackwell Takes Pole Position in Latest MLPerf Inference Results
  • NVIDIA Technical Blog: The compute demands for large language model (LLM) inference are growing rapidly, fueled by the combination of growing model sizes, real-time latency...
  • IEEE Spectrum: Nvidia Blackwell Ahead in AI Inference, AMD Second
  • insidehpc.com: MLCommons Releases New MLPerf Inference v5.0 Benchmark Results
  • www.networkworld.com: Nvidia’s Blackwell raises the bar with new MLPerf Inference V5.0 results
  • NVIDIA Newsroom: AI is rapidly transforming how organizations solve complex challenges. The early stages of enterprise AI adoption focused on using large language models to create chatbots. Now, enterprises are using agentic AI to create intelligent systems that reason, act and execute complex tasks with a degree of autonomy.
  • NVIDIA Technical Blog: Today, NVIDIA announced the open-source release of the KAI Scheduler, a Kubernetes-native GPU scheduling solution, now available under the Apache 2.0 license.
  • insideAI News: Today, NVIDIA posted a blog announcing the open-source release of the KAI Scheduler, a Kubernetes-native GPU scheduling solution, now available under the Apache 2.0 license.
  • Developer Tech News: NVIDIA has open-sourced KAI Scheduler, a Kubernetes solution designed to optimise the scheduling of GPU resources.
  • AIwire: MLPerf v5.0 Reflects the Shift Toward Reasoning in AI Inference

Sam Pearcy@hiddenlayer.com // 5d
AI agentic systems are rapidly transforming enterprise workflows, offering the promise of automating complex tasks and boosting productivity. Gartner Research reports that 64% of respondents in a recent poll plan to pursue agentic AI initiatives within the next year, signaling widespread adoption. These agents, unlike traditional AI, possess agency, enabling them to autonomously pursue goals, make decisions, and adapt based on feedback, expanding the capabilities of large language models (LLMs) with memory, tool access, and task management. Model Context Protocol (MCP) is emerging as a potential standard for connecting AI agents with data and tools, aiming to streamline the integration process with a lightweight architecture.

Challenges and risks accompany the deployment of AI agents, including ensuring their security and trustworthiness. Security vulnerabilities that allow AI agents to be manipulated or weaponized are already emerging, which is why developers are focusing on transparency, access controls, and auditing agent behavior to detect anomalies. The agents can be scammed because they are independent-acting and can use APIs or be embedded with standard apps and automate all kinds of business processes. Ethical considerations and the implementation of responsible AI practices are also vital aspects that organizations must address during the integration of these new AI systems.

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  • BigDATAwire: Will Model Context Protocol (MCP) Become the Standard for Agentic AI?
  • www.computerworld.com: AI agents can (and will) be scammed
  • IDC Blog: Generative and agentic AI have begun to completely transform how enterprise applications are designed, delivered, and engaged with by users.   AI assistants that work reactively and cooperatively with humans to provide productivity and efficiency gains, as well as AI advisors that provide enhanced insights and recommendations to organizations, have both quickly become must-haves in [...]

Nishant N@MarkTechPost // 7d
Amazon has unveiled Nova Act, a new AI agent designed to interact with web browsers and automate tasks. Released as a research preview, the Nova Act SDK allows developers to create AI agents capable of automating tasks such as filling out forms, navigating web pages, and managing workflows. U.S.-based users can access the SDK through the nova.amazon.com platform.

Nova Act distinguishes itself by focusing on reliability in completing complex, multi-step tasks by breaking down workflows into atomic commands and integrating with tools like Playwright for direct browser manipulation. Developers can enhance functionality further by interleaving Python code. Early benchmarks suggest Nova Act outperforms competitors like OpenAI’s CUA and Anthropic’s Claude 3.7 Sonnet on specific web interaction tasks, demonstrating Amazon’s commitment to advancing agentic AI.

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  • Analytics India Magazine: The Nova Act SDK is built to automate workflows by breaking down complex tasks into smaller commands, such as searching, completing checkouts, and answering questions based on on-screen content.
  • THE DECODER: Amazon launches AI agent toolkit with Nova Act SDK
  • Flipboard Tech Desk: Amazon has unveiled Nova Act, a general-purpose AI agent that can take control of a web browser and independently perform some simple actions like making dinner reservations or filling out online forms. Read more at .
  • GeekWire: ‘Nova Act’ moves Amazon further into the AI agent race
  • TestingCatalog: Discover Amazon's Nova Act, a new AI model for automating web tasks. Released as a research preview, it excels in reliability and developer control. Try it now!
  • WIRED: Amazon's AGI Lab Reveals Its First Work: Advanced AI Agents
  • Quartz: Amazon wants its new AI agent to do stuff on the web for you
  • AWS Machine Learning Blog: In this post, we explore how CrewAI’s open source agentic framework, combined with Amazon Bedrock, enables the creation of sophisticated multi-agent systems that can transform how businesses operate.
  • AI ? SiliconANGLE: Amazon.com Inc. today introduced Nova Act, a new artificial intelligence agent that can take control of web browsers and take independent actions. The new AI agent is a research preview built by Amazon’s newly opened Amazon AGI San Francisco Lab, which was behind the release of the Amazon Nova foundation models in December.
  • THE DECODER: Nova Act is Amazon's foray into agentic AI that navigates your browser
  • www.it-daily.net: Amazon Nova Act: AI agent for browser control presented
  • Techzine Global: Amazon is making access to its frontier intelligence models easier with the launch of nova.amazon.com.
  • AI News: Amazon Nova Act: A step towards smarter, web-native AI agents
  • MarkTechPost: Meet Amazon Nova Act: An AI Agent that can Automate Web Tasks
  • AI News | VentureBeat: What you need to know about Amazon Nova Act: the new AI agent SDK challenging OpenAI, Microsoft, Salesforce
  • www.infoq.com: Amazon has announced an expansion of its generative AI capabilities with the introduction of nova.amazon.com, a platform designed to give developers easier access to its foundation models. This includes the newly unveiled Amazon Nova Act, an AI model specifically trained to execute actions within web browsers. By Robert KrzaczyÅ„ski
  • Data Phoenix: Amazon's Nova Act joins OpenAI and Anthropic's computer using AI agents

Eira May@Stack Overflow Blog // 7d
AI agents are rapidly transforming business operations across various sectors, promising to automate tasks, enhance efficiency, and streamline workflows. Companies are integrating these intelligent systems to modernize customer experiences and unlock enterprise value. To fully leverage the potential of AI agents, businesses need to ensure they have real-time and seamless connections to company databases, internal communication tools, and documents. This integration is crucial for the agents to provide contextually aware and valuable assistance.

Saltbox Mgmt, a Salesforce consulting company, has successfully implemented Agentforce to modernize the buying experience, resulting in improved efficiency and enhanced personalization. Moreover, the integration of AI in real estate technology presents opportunities for strategic transformation, boosting efficiency, value, and decision-making capabilities. However, AI assistants are only as effective as the knowledge base they are connected to, highlighting the importance of comprehensive and up-to-date internal data.

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  • bdtechtalks.com: bdtechtalks.com - Why corporate real estate should adopt AI to unlock enterprise value
  • Stack Overflow Blog: stackoverflow.blog - “Are AI agents ready for the enterprise?”
  • AI Accelerator Institute: aiacceleratorinstitute.com - AI assistants: Only as smart as your knowledge base
  • Salesforce: salesforce.com - Saltbox Mgmt Modernizes the Buying Experience with Agentforce, Boosting Efficiency and Personalization
  • Bernard Marr: AI Agents Are Coming For Your Job Tasks—Here's How To Stay Ahead

@Salesforce // 11d
References: Salesforce , BigDATAwire
Salesforce President and Chief Engineering & Customer Success Officer, Srini Tallapragada, recently addressed the challenges CIOs face when adopting Agentic AI. The increasing interest in AI strategies highlights the critical need for strategic planning and addressing the complexities of integrating Agentic AI into existing enterprise workflows. Salesforce is actively refining its agentic AI platform with a flexible database to meet this growing demand.

Salesforce's agentic AI platform, bolstered by updates to Agentforce, aims to enable more proactive and autonomous AI agents. A key element is providing agents with the necessary context to operate independently. Salesforce emphasizes "topics, instructions, and guardrails" as part of the learning process for these agents, mirroring the onboarding process for human employees. Muralidhar Krishnaprasad, president and CTO of Salesforce, highlighted the importance of teaching agents what to do, emphasizing that data and actions alone are insufficient for success.

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  • Salesforce: Salesforce Exec: How CIOs Can Overcome Hurdles Around Agentic AI
  • BigDATAwire: Accelerating Agentic AI Productivity with Enterprise Frameworks

Ken Yeung@Ken Yeung // 12d
Microsoft is enhancing its Copilot Studio platform with new 'deep reasoning' capabilities, allowing AI agents to solve complex problems more effectively. This upgrade also includes 'agent flows' which blend AI's flexibility with structured business automation. The new Researcher and Analyst agents for Microsoft 365 Copilot represent a significant step forward in AI agent evolution, enabling them to handle sophisticated tasks requiring detailed analysis and methodical thinking.

Microsoft's Security Copilot service is also getting a boost with a set of AI agents designed to automate repetitive tasks, freeing up security professionals to focus on more critical threats. These AI agents are designed to assist with critical tasks such as phishing, data security, and identity management. These agents showcase the breadth of what can be created when combining enterprise business data, access to advanced reasoning models, and structured workflows.

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  • SiliconANGLE: Microsoft 365 Copilot gets AI reasoning skills for advanced research and analysis
  • TechCrunch: Microsoft adds AI-powered deep research tools to Copilot
  • Ken Yeung: Microsoft Adds Deep Reasoning to Copilot Studio and Launches Reasoning Agents for M365
  • AI News | VentureBeat: Microsoft infuses enterprise agents with deep reasoning, unveils data Analyst agent that outsmarts competitors
  • www.zdnet.com: Microsoft 365 Copilot's two new AI agents can speed up your workflow
  • Microsoft Security Blog: Microsoft unveils Microsoft Security Copilot agents and new protections for AI
  • The Verge: Microsoft adds ‘deep reasoning’ Copilot AI for research and data analysis
  • MSPoweruser: Microsoft’s 365 Copilot gets Researcher and Analyst, two new agents to help you out
  • Source Asia: Introducing two, first-of-their-kind reasoning agents in Microsoft 365 Copilot.
  • www.zdnet.com: Microsoft's new AI agents aim to help security pros combat the latest threats
  • www.techradar.com: Microsoft reveals OpenAI-powered Copilot AI agents to bosot your work research and data analysis
  • www.itpro.com: Microsoft launches new security AI agents to help overworked cyber professionals
  • SiliconANGLE: Microsoft introduces AI agents for Security Copilot
  • www.techrepublic.com: Microsoft 365 Copilot’s ‘First-of-Their-Kind Reasoning Agents’ — Here’s What They Do
  • www.computerworld.com: Microsoft’s new Copilot AI agents provide real-time answers on how data is being analyzed and sourced to reach results.
  • The Microsoft Cloud Blog: We’ve collected more than 200 real-life examples of how organizations are partnering with Microsoft and leveraging our proven AI capabilities to achieve their strategic ambitions and solve real business challenges.

Vasu Jakkal@Microsoft Security Blog // 14d
Microsoft is enhancing its Security Copilot with new AI agents designed to automate cybersecurity tasks and offer advanced reasoning capabilities. These agents aim to streamline security operations, allowing security teams to focus on complex threats and proactive security measures. The agents, which will be available for preview in April 2025, will assist with critical areas like phishing, data security, and identity management.

The introduction of AI agents in Security Copilot addresses the overwhelming volume and complexity of cyberattacks. For example, the Phishing Triage Agent can handle routine phishing alerts, freeing up human defenders. In addition, Microsoft is introducing new innovations across Microsoft Defender, Microsoft Entra, and Microsoft Purview to help organizations secure their future with an AI-first security platform. Six new agentic solutions from Microsoft Security will enable teams to autonomously handle high-volume security and IT tasks while seamlessly integrating with existing Microsoft Security solutions.

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  • Source Asia: Microsoft Security Copilot agents and more security innovations
  • SiliconANGLE: Microsoft introduces AI agents for Security Copilot
  • Microsoft Security Blog: Microsoft unveils Microsoft Security Copilot agents and new protections for AI
  • www.techrepublic.com: After Detecting 30B Phishing Attempts, Microsoft Adds Even More AI to Its Security Copilot
  • www.zdnet.com: Microsoft's new AI agents aim to help security pros combat the latest threats

george.fitzmaurice@futurenet.com (George@Latest from ITPro // 14d
The AI landscape is rapidly evolving with the emergence of 'DIY' agentic AI development platforms, designed to empower businesses to build and deploy their own AI agents. Major tech companies are increasingly releasing platforms that focus on user customization, allowing businesses to tailor agents to their specific needs. Key players like Oracle, with its 'AI Agent Studio,' OpenAI, AWS, Salesforce, and Workday are offering tools that allow users to create and manage agents across various enterprise platforms. These platforms offer businesses the tooling to make agents rather than simply providing off-the-shelf agents.

The emphasis on user customization stems from the diverse use cases of agentic AI, where tailored solutions are crucial. Frameworks like OpenAI's Agent SDK, LangChain, and CrewAI offer unique capabilities, but also present challenges, including the need to ensure reliability and address ethical considerations. Companies must carefully consider the nuances of different platforms to align with their specific needs and integrate the AI agents effectively. Moreover, the development and deployment of these agents require navigating complexities related to integration with existing systems and maintaining security and continuous improvement.

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  • Analytics Vidhya: AI agents are transforming automation and enhancing decision-making across various industries.
  • www.itpro.com: The rise of 'DIY' agentic AI development platforms could enable big tech providers to drive AI adoption rates.
  • Composio: OpenAI Agents SDK vs LangGraph vs Autogen vs CrewAI
  • Shelly Palmer: How to Write Your First AI Agent (Even If You Don’t Know What That Means Yet)
  • twimlai.com: Today, we're joined by Dan Jeffries, founder and CEO of Kentauros AI to discuss the challenges currently faced by those developing advanced AI agents. We dig into how Dan defines agents and distinguishes them from other similar uses of LLM, explore various use cases for them, and dig into ways to create smarter agentic systems.
  • SiliconANGLE: Salesforce refines agentic platform with flexible database
  • BigDATAwire: Accelerating Agentic AI Productivity with Enterprise Frameworks

Ellie Ramirez-Camara@Data Phoenix // 17d
References: Data Phoenix , BigDATAwire , BigDATAwire ...
Nvidia is making significant strides in the realm of AI agents, highlighted at this year's GTC 2025 conference. CEO Jensen Huang emphasized the transformative impact of agentic AI and reasoning models, predicting that these technologies will revolutionize industries and automate processes. To support this shift, Nvidia unveiled the Blackwell Ultra platform, designed to handle the demanding requirements of AI reasoning, agentic AI, and physical AI applications. The platform, which includes the GB300 NVL72 rack-scale solution and the HGX B300 NVL16 system, offers substantial performance improvements over previous generations, with the GB300 NVL72 delivering 1.5x more AI performance.

In addition to hardware advancements, Nvidia launched NVIDIA Dynamo, an open-source inference framework, to optimize reasoning AI services across thousands of GPUs. This framework is designed to maximize token revenue generation for AI factories deploying reasoning AI models by orchestrating and accelerating inference communication across GPU clusters. Major cloud providers and server manufacturers are expected to offer Blackwell Ultra-based products starting in the second half of 2025. These developments position Nvidia as a key player in the emerging landscape of AI agents and reasoning models, promising to drive significant advancements in AI capabilities and applications.

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  • Data Phoenix: Nvidia introduces the Blackwell Ultra to support the rise of AI reasoning, agents, and physical AI
  • BigDATAwire: Nvidia Preps for 100x Surge in Inference Workloads, Thanks to Reasoning AI Agents
  • AIwire: Jensen Huang Charts Nvidia’s AI-Powered Future
  • BigDATAwire: The Rise of Intelligent Machines: Nvidia Accelerates Physical AI Progress

george.fitzmaurice@futurenet.com (George@Latest from ITPro // 18d
References: www.itpro.com , Salesforce
Cisco has announced new agentic AI tools designed to improve both customer and employee experiences. The unveiling includes the Webex AI Agent, set to be generally available later this month, which aims to address customer service requests around the clock with human-like natural language. Additionally, the firm introduced 'Cisco AI Assistant for Webex Contact Center,' offering suggested responses and real-time conversation transcripts for human agents.

Other offerings include ‘Workflow Automation in Cisco AI Assistant for Webex’ integrating Cisco’s tools with enterprise apps like Salesforce, ServiceNow, and Jira. ‘AI Capabilities in Webex Control Hub’ functions as a platform for IT admins to manage AI ecosystems and view analytics on AI usage and employee adoption. Cisco CPO Jeetu Patel stated that agentic AI is reinventing how people and technology work together across both physical and digital realms.

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  • www.itpro.com: Cisco unveils new agentic AI tools to improve customer and employee experience
  • Salesforce: Building the AI Powered Workforce: Inside Salesforce’s Strategy for Agentic AI Adoption

Jaime Hampton@BigDATAwire // 19d
NVIDIA's GTC 2025 showcased significant advancements in AI, marked by the unveiling of the Blackwell Ultra GPU and the Vera Rubin roadmap extending through 2027. CEO Jensen Huang emphasized a 40x AI performance leap with the Blackwell platform compared to its predecessor, Hopper, highlighting its crucial role in inference workloads. The conference also introduced open-source ‘Dynamo’ software and advancements in humanoid robotics, demonstrating NVIDIA’s commitment to pushing AI boundaries.

The Blackwell platform is now in full production, meeting incredible customer demand, and the Vera Rubin roadmap details the next generation of superchips expected in 2026. Huang also touted new DGX systems, highlighting the push towards photonic switches to handle growing data demands efficiently. Blackwell Ultra will offer 288GB of memory. NVIDIA claims the GB300 chip brings 1.5x more AI performance than the NVIDIA GB200. These advancements aim to bolster AI reasoning capabilities and energy efficiency, positioning NVIDIA to maintain its dominance in AI infrastructure.

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  • AI News | VentureBeat: Nvidia launches Blackwell RTX Pro for workstations and servers
  • AIwire: Nvidia’s DGX AI Systems Are Faster and Smarter Than Ever
  • Analytics Vidhya: 10 NVIDIA GTC 2025 Announements that You Must Know
  • venturebeat.com: Nvidia’s GTC 2025 keynote: 40x AI performance leap, open-source ‘Dynamo’, and a walking Star Wars-inspired ‘Blue’ robot
  • BigDATAwire: Nvidia Touts Next Generation GPU Superchip and New Photonic Switches
  • www.laptopmag.com: "I'm the chief revenue destroyer": Nvidia's Jensen Huang says new Blackwell chips make previous-gen feel obsolete
  • AIwire: The GTC 2025 happening in San Jose, Calif., has become one of the marquee events in the tech world. It has grabbed the attention of everyone from industry leaders and developers to AI enthusiasts and even those who remain skeptical about AI’s potential.
  • BigDATAwire: Nvidia unveils updates to its AI infrastructure portfolio, including its next-generation datacenter GPU, the NVIDIA Blackwell Ultra.
  • BigDATAwire: Nvidia Preps for 100x Surge in Inference Workloads, Thanks to Reasoning AI Agents
  • Gradient Flow: Overview As I sat watching Jensen Huang’s keynote at Nvidia’s recent GTC, I was struck once again by how this annual event has evolved from a graphics card showcase into something far more consequential for global markets.
  • Analytics Vidhya: Nvidia’s annual GPU Technology Conference (GTC) has long been a highlight for the AI community. At this year’s event, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang unveiled a roadmap of new products and innovations aimed at scaling up artificial intelligence.
  • NVIDIA Newsroom: AI Factories Are Redefining Data Centers and Enabling the Next Era of AI
  • AIwire: The GTC 2025 happening in San Jose, Calif., has become one of the marquee events in the tech world.
  • BigDATAwire: The boundaries between artificial intelligence and the physical world are dissolving. AI systems are becoming increasingly adept at perceiving, interacting, analyzing, and responding to their physical environments. In this AI The post appeared first on .
  • Data Phoenix: NVIDIA's new Blackwell Ultra platform delivers significantly enhanced AI computing power for reasoning and agentic AI applications.
  • Maginative: How NVIDIA Is Building the Operating System for Physical AI
  • insideAI News: Highlights from the Nvidia extravaganza with an AI-everywhere theme. We review the conference, discussing everything from the new AI compute industry landscape
  • The Next Platform: Reports on how Nvidia is turning its AI eye to the enterprise.
  • Last Week in AI: Nvidia's GTC 2025 keynote focused on the transition to AI-driven computing and the development of AI factories.
  • BigDATAwire: Reporter’s Notebook: AI Hype and Glory at Nvidia GTC 2025

Ellie Ramirez-Camara@Data Phoenix // 19d
Nvidia's GTC 2025 event showcased the company's latest advancements in AI computing. A key highlight was the introduction of the Blackwell Ultra platform, designed to support the growing demands of AI reasoning, agentic AI, and physical AI applications. This next-generation platform builds upon the Blackwell architecture and includes the GB300 NVL72 rack-scale solution and the HGX B300 NVL16 system.

The Blackwell Ultra platform promises significantly enhanced AI computing power, with the GB300 NVL72 delivering 1.5x more AI performance than its predecessor and increasing revenue opportunities for AI factories by 50x. Major cloud providers and server manufacturers are expected to offer Blackwell Ultra-based products in the second half of 2025. Supporting this hardware is the new NVIDIA Dynamo open-source inference framework, which optimizes reasoning AI services across thousands of GPUs.

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  • NVIDIA Newsroom: Innovation to Impact: How NVIDIA Research Fuels Transformative Work in AI, Graphics and Beyond
  • Data Phoenix: Nvidia introduces the Blackwell Ultra to support the rise of AI reasoning, agents, and physical AI
  • insideAI News: @HPCpodcast: Live from GTC 2025, Among the Crowds for the New AI Compute Landscape
  • Gradient Flow: Nvidia’s AI Vision: GTC 2025 and the Road Ahead
  • AIwire: Jensen Huang Charts Nvidia’s AI-Powered Future
  • BigDATAwire: Reporter’s Notebook: AI Hype and Glory at Nvidia GTC 2025
  • John Werner: Jensen Huang Hypes New Chips In Keynote

Chris McKay@Maginative // 20d
NVIDIA's GTC 2025 event showcased significant advancements in AI infrastructure, highlighting the Blackwell Ultra and Rubin architectures, along with several related technologies and partnerships. Jensen Huang, Nvidia CEO, delivered a keynote address outlining the company’s vision for the AI-powered future, emphasizing improvements in processor performance, network design, and memory capabilities. The Blackwell Ultra GPUs are being integrated into DGX systems to meet the rising demands of AI workloads, especially in inference and reasoning.

NVIDIA is also expanding its offerings beyond chips with the introduction of desktop AI supercomputers for developers. The DGX Station, powered by the GB300 Blackwell Ultra Superchip, aims to bring data center-level AI capabilities to a compact form factor. Nvidia introduced Dynamo, an open-source inference software engineered to maximize token revenue generation for AI factories deploying reasoning AI models. The presentation emphasized a clear roadmap for data center computing, advancements in AI reasoning capabilities, and bold moves into robotics and autonomous vehicles.

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  • Analytics Vidhya: 10 NVIDIA GTC 2025 Announements that You Must Know
  • BigDATAwire: Nvidia Touts Next Generation GPU Superchip and New Photonic Switches
  • www.tomshardware.com: Nvidia unveils DGX Station workstation PCs with GB300 Blackwell Ultra inside
  • Gradient Flow: Nvidia’s AI Vision: GTC 2025 and the Road Ahead
  • BigDATAwire: Nvidia Cranks Up the DGX Performance with Blackwell Ultra
  • Data Phoenix: NVIDIA's new Blackwell Ultra platform delivers significantly enhanced AI computing power for reasoning and agentic AI applications. Introduced yesterday at GTC, Blackwell Ultra is expected to be adopted by Nvidia's cloud and manufacturing partners.
  • BigDATAwire: Nvidia Preps for 100x Surge in Inference Workloads, Thanks to Reasoning AI Agents
  • Analytics Vidhya: Nvidia’s GTC 2025 Announcements That Shook the Stock Market
  • eWEEK: NVIDIA Shows More AI Infrastructure at GTC 2025: ‘Every Single Layer of Computing Has Been Transformed’
  • insideAI News: @HPCpodcast: Live from GTC 2025, Among the Crowds for the New AI Compute Landscape
  • AIwire: Nvidia Touts Next Generation GPU Superchip and New Photonic Switches

@zdnet.com // 20d
References: www.zdnet.com , SiliconANGLE ,
Zoom is enhancing its AI Companion with agentic capabilities, marking a significant evolution from a basic personal assistant to a proactive task manager. The company is introducing a suite of new AI skills, including managing calendars, generating video clips, and providing advanced writing assistance. These enhancements aim to transform meetings from simple communication events into action-oriented workflows, allowing AI to take complex actions and orchestrate task execution.

Zoom's AI Companion will also become an open platform, capable of interacting with third-party agents like ServiceNow AI agents, and enabling users to create custom agents tailored to their specific needs. Customization options will include creating industry-specific dictionaries, incorporating data from third-party applications, and utilizing AI Studio to expand its knowledge. This customizable AI Companion add-on, expected to roll out in April, will leverage AI small language models (SLMs) alongside large language models to provide accurate and cost-effective solutions for multi-agent collaboration.

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  • www.zdnet.com: Zoom’s AI goes agentic - here's what it can do for you now
  • SiliconANGLE: Zoom introduces new AI capabilities and agents with major release
  • AI News | VentureBeat: Inside Zoom’s AI evolution: From basic meeting tools to agentic productivity platform powered by LLMs and SLMs

@computerworld.com // 21d
References: AiThority , SiliconANGLE , Dataconomy ...
Cisco is enhancing its Webex platform with new AI-powered features designed to improve both customer service and employee collaboration. Announced at Enterprise Connect, the updates focus on what Cisco calls "agentic AI collaboration," with the goal of anticipating needs, automating tasks, and boosting productivity. Key announcements include the general availability of Webex AI Agent and new features for the Cisco AI Assistant in Webex Contact Center and Webex Suite, along with solutions for Webex Calling and device integrations.

Cisco is aiming to transform traditional contact centers into customer experience centers by making use of AI. Webex AI Agent, set for general availability on March 31, 2025, is a 24/7 self-service solution that uses natural language to handle routine customer questions and fulfill requests. The Cisco AI Assistant for Webex Contact Center will also receive new features, including suggested responses and real-time transcription for agents. Workflow automation in Cisco AI Assistant for Webex will streamline processes by integrating with enterprise applications like Salesforce, ServiceNow, and Jira, to improve efficiency.

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  • AiThority: Cisco Paves the Way with Agentic AI Collaboration
  • SiliconANGLE: Cisco debuts new AI-powered customer service features for Webex
  • www.itpro.com: Cisco unveils new agentic AI tools to improve customer and employee experience
  • Dataconomy: At Enterprise Connect, Cisco announced new AI-powered solutions and updates to its Webex collaboration platform, focusing on what the company terms “agentic AI collaboration.â€� The announcements include the general availability of Webex AI Agent, new features for the Cisco AI Assistant in Webex Contact Center and Webex Suite, and solutions for Webex Calling and device
  • www.computerworld.com: Cisco’s AI agents for WebEx aim to improve customer service