The Nasdaq Composite Index hit 20,000 for the first time on Wednesday, putting an exclamation point on a year in which excitement over artificial intelligence and expectations of falling interest rates fueled a searing rally in technology stocks.
Today’s business-to-business (B2B) sales cycle is not just long, it fails to meet the changing needs and expectations of customers, especially within the technology industry.
Shares of Google parent Alphabet rose about 5% on Tuesday after it unveiled a new generation chip that the company said helped overcome a key challenge in quantum computing.
Teamviewer has signed a deal to acquire the London-based IT firm 1E for an enterprise value of $720 million, the German software company said on Tuesday.
C3.ai raised its forecast for fiscal year 2025 revenue on Monday, helped by healthy demand for the company’s enterprise artificial intelligence software as companies look for tools to help streamline their workflow.
CompuGroup Medical, a German provider of healthcare software, said on Sunday it is in advanced talks to be acquired by CVC Capital Partners for a potential 22 euros ($23.24) per share.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise beat Wall Street expectations for fourth-quarter revenue and profit on Thursday, as it benefits from strong demand for its servers used to power artificial intelligence applications.
Amazon said on Thursday it had successfully completed an initial test of using delivery drones in Italy, the first European country where the e-commerce giant plans to introduce the service.
Jeremy Swinfen Green outlines some of the considerations that organisations need to address if they are to succeed with the adoption of new and emerging digital technologies
Uncertainty around supply and demand, coupled with inflation, means it’s harder than ever for procurement teams to get the right balance in their purchasing strategy. But business analytics and AI are helping provide some much-needed insight.
When businesses can’t effectively use data, they can end up making decisions based more on gut feeling than solid evidence. This can lead to missed opportunities to boost efficiency, manage risks and drive innovation
With technology advancing at breakneck speed, businesses face new cyber-threats, as Steve Knibbs, Head of Vodafone Business Security Enhanced, explains