Cloud workflow provider ServiceNow and GPU vendor Nvidia are collaborating to apply enterprise-grade generative AI capabilities to business processes.



Multinational conglomerate corporation Honeywell has retrofitted Sydney Opera House with its ready now technology to help the Unesco world heritage-listed building achieve a six-star green rating from the Green Building Council of Australia.

Security vendor Rubrik has added new user intelligence capabilities to the Rubrik Security Cloud, helping customers to prevent attacks from happening.

Perth-founded customer engagement platform provider Komo Technologies has opened its first overseas office in Brooklyn, New York.

Seeing Machines, an advanced computer vision technology company that designs AI-powered operator monitoring systems to improve transport safety, has signed an exclusive, perpetual licence Agreement with a Collins Aerospace entity in Burnsville, Minnesota, a Raytheon Technologies business.

Health technology start-up Kismet has launched with $4 million raised in a pre-seed round and says it will focus on tools to support plan and fund management, aiming to connect patients with legitimate providers and address the biggest challenges in the disability and healthcare sectors.

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Josh Martinez, newsletter editor, iTWire