Stuart Lauchlan

Losses have been cut, but so too has revenue. But C3.ai is at least cash flow positive again. Tom Siebel still has his work cut out.

Providing the right pricing options to match the needs of customers is critical to encouraging agentic transformation initiatives.

Things are becoming more nuanced in many ways, with more focus on the right approaches to derive value from AI spend.

This week, NVIDIA reaches out in a big hug, Lands End gets a new CEO, and Dell still sees moves in its traditional server business.

Britain's got no shortage of AI talent to tap into, as many a US Big Tech firm will testify. When will British politicians do something more significant to support people and firms in this space?

Going 'cold turkey' probably isn't an option, but there are moves organizations can make to mitigate their dependencies, but it requires being honest with themselves, says Capgemini data.

End user needs are evolving and SAP needs to change with them to meet fresh expectations.

The UK is getting ahead of laying down important guidelines for deploying AI across this most sensitive of sectors.

The consumer AI revolution hasn't even begun properly, argues Chesky, but he remains bullish on the tech despite some scathing assessments of some common pre-conceptions.

Salesforce has unveiled its first formulation for its Trusted Enterprise AI Harness. This is likely the next battleground for enterprise software vendors as AI moves up the stack to align AI capabilities with enterprise value. Salesforce’s President and Chief Platform and Engineering Officer Rohan Kumar unpacks their current framing and alludes to future efforts.