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AMD’s 6th Gen EPYC CPUs Target More AI Capacity Within Data Center Constraints

AMD’s 6th Gen EPYC SP7 processors are generally available, giving data center operators a new CPU portfolio for enterprise applications, AI agents and rack-scale infrastructure planning.
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IBM and Microsoft Launch Agent Platform To Speed Governed Industry Workflows

IBM and Microsoft are combining prebuilt agents, governance tooling and engineering support in Imagine Enterprise to help organizations put industry AI workflows into production.
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AgentMail Inbox Calendars Help AI Agents Track Rescheduled Work

AgentMail is attaching a calendar to every US-production inbox, giving AI agents event-change webhooks and a dedicated place to manage invitations.
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Nexsan Unity NV12000 Gives Enterprises Petabyte-Scale Flash Storage in Less Rack Space

Nexsan has introduced the Unity NV12000, a high-density NVMe platform that combines block, file and S3-compatible object storage with immutable protection for data-intensive enterprise workloads.
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Cisco Adds AI Red Teaming and Observability Tools To Strengthen Enterprise Agent Governance

Cisco is combining AI red teaming, agent observability and exposure intelligence updates to help enterprises test, govern and remediate risks around AI agents.
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NVIDIA and Samsung Use AI Physics To Accelerate Semiconductor Engineering Analysis

NVIDIA says Samsung is using GPU acceleration and AI-physics tools across semiconductor engineering workflows, including a chip-scale analysis case that sharply reduced simulation time.
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NVIDIA OpenShell Integration Targets Safer Enterprise AI Agent Workflows

NVIDIA’s OpenShell runtime is being paired with agent-security controls in Korea, targeting enterprise teams that need to govern how AI agents access tools and data.
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Google TPU Sync Aims To Cut AI Inference Latency for Long-Context Enterprise Workloads

Google TPU Sync extends AI model state across TPU memory, host memory and storage to reduce data-transfer bottlenecks in long-context and disaggregated inference workloads.
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AMD EPYC Hosts Google Cloud TPU 8tx To Help Protect Sensitive Enterprise AI Data

AMD says its 5th Gen EPYC processors provide the host foundation for Google Cloud TPU 8tx, extending hardware-enforced confidential computing to sensitive enterprise AI workloads.
