Vertiv’s Not Here for the Heat
Vertiv’s $1 billion PurgeRite buyout aims to keep the next industrial revolution from overheating
Generative AI deployments and analysis across enterprise industries.
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Vertiv’s $1 billion PurgeRite buyout aims to keep the next industrial revolution from overheating
They will accelerate the expansion of its safety-first generative AI agents that are transforming patient care across 50+ health systems globally
"There's excess in the AI market today and some companies are eventually going to feel the pain"
Perplexity’s new deal with Getty Images brings licensed, high-quality visuals to AI search, ensuring clearer discovery and respect for creators.
A year after walking away from Kroger, the retailer has turned its independence into a test case for what AI can do in grocery
“This is the first of many vertical deep research experiences we will build for lawyers, doctors, financial services, academic researchers”
“We believe in technology enriching the relationship"
As equipment manufacturers build their own AI systems, software-only autonomy firms are feeling squeezed
The Seattle startup is building an autonomous agent that tests and fixes AI-written code at production scale
AI profits remain on the horizon as capital expenses surge across the tech giants like Google, Meta and Microsoft
They wanted to build their own vision, not execute someone else's
As PayPal plugs into ChatGPT, the promise of effortless buying could come at the expense of merchant identity
Verizon’s retail AI is what happens when automation meets misaligned goals
Agent HQ gives enterprises a control plane for autonomous coders. The more they cooperate, the more a single error can spread
Their new AI chips aim to power the world’s data centers more efficiently, and end the GPU’s long reign over artificial intelligence
In 2025, startups are rewriting how Big Tech has dominated innovation.
"We can't just be an AI team, we need to be an AI company"
From billion-dollar data firms to viral language apps, these bootstrapped startups chose revenue over investors
A year of layoffs and leadership changes leaves Chegg searching for a way to survive AI
Their goal is to make the best financial intelligence available to everyone