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Microsoft has introduced Scout, the first in a new "Autopilot" category of agentic AI that operates continuously in the background across enterprise applications. The announcement marks a deliberate move from assistive Copilots toward autonomous agents that schedule meetings, flag risks and block calendar time without being prompted. For enterprises, the governance implications are significant.
Read More →CrowdStrike's 2026 Technology Threat Landscape Report reveals technology has overtaken every other sector as the most targeted industry, with China-nexus adversaries driving more than 58% of state-sponsored intrusions to steal AI capabilities. For enterprises deploying agentic AI, the message is clear: security is no longer a separate workstream.
Read More →Meta has launched Business Agent globally across WhatsApp, Messenger and Instagram, with more than one million businesses already using it. The launch signals that consumer messaging platforms are becoming a legitimate channel for enterprise AI deployment, and that distribution may matter as much as capability in the agentic AI market.
Read More →Forrester's annual report finds 75% of enterprise leaders are adopting agentic AI, yet only a minority have meaningful production deployments beyond "agentish" chatbots. True scaled multi-agent systems remain rare. The story of 2026 is the gap between the chase and the catch.
Read More →This week in agentic AI: Wordsmith and Gradient Labs raised serious capital for vertical legal and finance agents, Coralogix raised $200 million for agent observability, Okta published a major survey exposing the governance gap between executives and employees, and enterprises began rebuilding first-generation agents for reliability.
Read More →On 1 June 2026, GitHub switched all Copilot plans to usage-based billing. The change reveals how agentic AI is reshaping enterprise cost models, and why pricing designed for chatbots cannot sustain autonomous, multi-step agent workflows.
Read More →Microsoft's Build 2026 announcements on 2 June show enterprise agents now compete on shared data context. Azure HorizonDB, Fabric IQ general availability, GPU-accelerated Fabric Data Warehouse and the Work IQ APIs widen the agent stack and turn the context layer into a procurement decision.
Read More →NVIDIA's 1 June announcements at GTC Taipei lay out an enterprise agent stack built around harnesses, runtimes, identity and skills. The Agent Toolkit, Nemotron 3 Ultra and OpenShell, plus deeper work with Microsoft, Red Hat, Canonical, SAP and ServiceNow, signal that production agents are becoming a procurement category in their own right.
Read More →Palo Alto Networks has completed its acquisition of Portkey, making AI gateways part of the enterprise agent security conversation. For buyers, the signal is clear: production agents need centralised traffic control, identity, observability, runtime policy and auditability.
Read More →This week in agentic AI, enterprise activity centred on real deployment, agent platforms, identity, data access, security posture management, governance frameworks and funding for agent control infrastructure.
Read More →Ping Identity has extended its platform for the agentic enterprise, covering programmable identity, AI agent governance and privileged access for desktop agents. For buyers, the signal is clear: agents need lifecycle governance, ownership, secret protection and auditability before they scale.
Read More →Gartner has warned that applying uniform governance to every enterprise AI agent can create failure modes. The signal for buyers is clear: agent controls need to scale with autonomy, access and action rights.
Read More →Versa has introduced a zero trust architecture for MCP workflows that validates AI agent actions before they execute. For enterprise buyers, the signal is clear: production agents need identity, policy, approval and audit controls at the action layer.
Read More →This week in agentic AI, Google, Boomi, Red Hat, the Agentic AI Foundation, ServiceNow, NVIDIA, AWS, Dust and EY all pointed towards the same shift: enterprise agents now need managed runtimes, standards, security, governance and deployment evidence.
Read More →Google has introduced Managed Agents in the Gemini API and Agent Platform. The signal for enterprise buyers is clear: agent adoption is now an infrastructure, governance and deployment-control decision, not just a model choice.
Read More →ServiceNow and NVIDIA are expanding their enterprise AI collaboration around Project Arc, OpenShell and AI Control Tower. The signal for buyers is clear: autonomous agents need governance, secure runtime controls, auditability and cost awareness before they can scale.
Read More →The Agentic AI Foundation has added 43 new members, bringing its total membership to 190 organisations. For enterprise buyers, the signal is clear: open standards, identity, interoperability and governance are moving up the agentic AI buying agenda.
Read More →Boomi and Red Hat are collaborating on a production-ready agentic AI stack. The signal for enterprise buyers is clear: agent adoption is becoming an infrastructure, governance and data-control decision, not just a model choice.
Read More →This week in agentic AI, enterprise software led the story: SAP Autonomous Enterprise, Coupa Compose, Notion's Developer Platform, SailPoint Agentic Fabric, SAP and NVIDIA runtime security, White Circle funding and AI Act governance.
Read More →AWS Security Agent and AWS DevOps Agent are now generally available. The signal for enterprise buyers and suppliers is clear: agentic AI is moving into high-stakes operational workflows where integration, governance, evidence and control matter from day one.
Read More →SAP is embedding NVIDIA OpenShell into SAP Business AI Platform as a runtime security layer for enterprise AI agents. The signal for buyers and suppliers is clear: agent execution, containment, policy enforcement and auditability are becoming core adoption requirements.
Read More →SailPoint has launched Agentic Fabric to help enterprises discover, govern and protect AI agents and other non-human identities. For buyers and suppliers, the signal is clear: agent access, ownership, authorisation and auditability are now part of the enterprise AI buying decision.
Read More →Major cyber agencies including the UK NCSC, CISA and NSA have issued guidance on careful agentic AI adoption. For enterprise buyers and suppliers, the signal is clear: agents need least-privilege access, monitoring, auditability and clear accountability before production rollout.
Read More →This week in agentic AI, enterprise activity clustered around Google Cloud's agent platform push, Cloudinary's visual media agents, Sierra's major funding round, WSO2's agent control plane, EU AI Act governance analysis and Security Copilot agents.
Read More →Anthropic has released ten ready-to-run agent templates for financial services, alongside Microsoft 365 add-ins, governed data connectors and managed-agent cookbooks. The signal for enterprise buyers is that AI agents are becoming packaged, governed, job-specific products.
Read More →Google Cloud has published new production guidance for AI agents, covering long-running state, governance, orchestration, interoperability and reusable blueprints. For enterprise buyers, the signal is clear: agents are becoming operational infrastructure, not isolated demos.
Read More →Anthropic has announced a new AI services company with Blackstone, Hellman & Friedman, and Goldman Sachs. The bigger signal for enterprise buyers is that agent adoption now depends as much on delivery capacity, workflow redesign, and governance as it does on model capability.
Read More →Microsoft Agent 365 is now generally available for commercial customers. The bigger signal for enterprise buyers is that AI agents are moving from isolated pilots into governed estates that need visibility, policy controls, security monitoring, and auditability.
Read More →This week in agentic AI, the market shifted towards production controls: OpenAI on AWS, NTT DATA infrastructure agents, Accenture and Netomi in customer experience, Ping Identity runtime authorisation, Cequence Agent Personas and funding for agent-ready data.
Read More →Ping Identity has published new KuppingerCole research warning that AI agents are moving into production faster than many identity systems can govern them. For enterprise buyers, runtime authorisation is becoming a core requirement for safe agent deployment.
Read More →OpenAI models, Codex, and Amazon Bedrock Managed Agents powered by OpenAI are coming to AWS in limited preview. For enterprise buyers, the signal is clear: agent adoption is moving from standalone demos into the cloud, security, procurement, and governance environments businesses already trust.
Read More →Google researchers found malicious prompt injection attempts on public web pages increased by 32% between November 2025 and February 2026. For enterprise AI agent adoption, the message is clear: web-connected agents need policy controls, tool permissions, monitoring, and audit trails before they are trusted with real workflows.
Read More →Anthropic's Project Deal saw Claude agents negotiate 186 real deals in an internal marketplace. The bigger lesson for enterprises is not just that agents can transact, but that agent quality, auditability, permissioning, and governance will shape commercial outcomes.
Read More →BT has launched what it says is the UK's first complete sovereign services portfolio, combining connectivity, cloud, and AI in a single offering built with NVIDIA and Nscale. Research estimates sovereign AI adoption could unlock £18 billion in UK productivity gains by removing the data residency barriers holding back enterprise AI deployment.
Read More →When your AI agent can send emails, move money, and modify databases, the security conversation changes completely. NVIDIA and Trend Micro are already building the solution layer. Here's what every enterprise needs to know about securing agents that act on their own.
Read More →New data from NVIDIA, Gartner, Forrester, and IDC reveals the defining challenge of 2026: almost four in five enterprises have adopted AI agents in some form, yet only one in nine runs them in production. Integration complexity, governance gaps, and talent shortages are holding back the shift from pilot to deployment.
Read More →Meta is testing AI-powered shopping agents inside Meta AI, generating personalised product carousels and moving toward agentic commerce. Combined with moves from OpenAI, Google, Salesforce, Microsoft, and NVIDIA, the pattern is clear: every major platform is deploying AI agents. The implications reach far beyond retail.
Read More →NVIDIA is preparing to launch NemoClaw, an open-source AI agent platform built for enterprise deployment. Pitched to Salesforce, Cisco, Google, Adobe and CrowdStrike ahead of GTC 2026, the platform signals a major shift: the company that powers most of the world's AI compute is now building the agent layer on top of it. Hardware-agnostic, security-first, and open source.
Read More →OpenAI has announced multi-year partnerships with four of the world's largest consulting firms to deploy its Frontier AI agent platform across global enterprises. The move confirms that AI agent deployment is now a consulting-grade business priority — and creates significant competitive pressure across the entire enterprise software market.
Read More →Traditional AI tools wait for instructions. Agentic AI acts. These autonomous software agents can reason, plan, use tools, and execute multi-step workflows with minimal human oversight. Unlike chatbots that answer questions, AI agents book meetings, process invoices, triage support tickets, and orchestrate entire business processes end-to-end. For enterprises, this isn't incremental improvement — it's a fundamental shift in how work gets done.
Read More →The agentic AI market is projected to surge from $7.29 billion in 2025 to $139.19 billion by 2034 — a staggering 40.5% compound annual growth rate. Gartner predicts that by 2028, 33% of enterprise software will include agentic AI, up from less than 1% today. From sales automation to autonomous IT operations, every business function is being reshaped. The companies that move now will define the next decade of enterprise technology.
Read More →Olympia has hosted world-class exhibitions for over 130 years, and its newly transformed £1.3 billion campus makes it the ideal venue for the world's first dedicated AI agent trade show. With 14,000 sqm of flexible exhibition space, state-of-the-art connectivity, and a central West London location minutes from five Underground stations, Olympia offers exhibitors and visitors an unmatched experience in the heart of Europe's leading tech hub.
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