As Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems grow in complexity and scope, managing end-to-end workflows, spanning data ingestion to model deployment, has become increasingly labor.
November 18, 2025
Google has introduced Gemini 3 into its Search AI Mode, bringing enhanced reasoning, multimodal capabilities and deeper insight into complex queries. The update aims to transform search by auto-routing complicated questions to the model for richer answers, marking a significant shift in how users and brands interact with search results.
Source: Google
November 19, 2025
Nvidia said its fiscal Q4 revenue is expected at around US $65 billion, beating analyst estimates and calming concerns about an AI infrastructure bubble. The data-centre segment drove strong growth, though some analysts remain cautious about the sustainability of hyperscaler spending and infrastructure constraints.
Source: Reuters
November 19, 2025
Israeli-startup Impala AI has emerged with a platform designed to streamline large language model inference for enterprise use, helping organisations reduce integration overhead, accelerate deployment time and improve cost-efficiency and governance in AI operations.
Source: Business Insider
November 18, 2025
Microsoft has introduced Agent 365, a tool enabling businesses to monitor and manage autonomous AI agents expected to number 1.3 billion by 2028. It lets IT teams supervise, quarantine or authorize AI-agents running in corporate environments, including those built across multiple platforms, aiming to curb chaos and enhance productivity and security in the AI-enabled workplace.
Source: Reuters
November 18, 2025
Microsoft has unveiled Edge for Business, integrating Copilot Mode and multi-tab reasoning to deliver agentic, AI-powered workflows within the browser. With enterprise-grade security, data protection controls and contextual intelligence built in, it is positioned as the industry’s first browser designed specifically for secure AI in the workplace.
Source: Windows
November 16, 2025
According to a joint report by EY and CII, nearly half of Indian companies have progressed beyond pilots to deploy multiple generative AI use-cases in production, while 23 % remain at pilot stage. The shift marks a clear move from experimentation to operational AI within Indian enterprises.
Source: CIO Economic Times