Enterprise Technology Signals

Aviz Networks will show AI fabric tools at NVIDIA GTC Berlin 2026.

Crusoe expanded Crusoe Intelligence Foundry with serverless fine-tuning and self-serve deployments, exporting .safetensors weights and enabling one-click inference.

McKinsey and Google Cloud created the McKinsey Google Transformation Group to scale enterprise AI transformations beyond pilots.

Redis announced Redis Feature Form, a managed enterprise feature store platform for defining, orchestrating, versioning, and serving ML features across training and inference. The release adds multi-tenant workspaces, fine-grained job control, atomic DAG updates, enhanced RBAC/security, simplified deployment, and a redesigned dashboard.

Teradata Corporation released agentic and multi-modal features for Enterprise Vector Store, available to customers starting April 2026.

OneTrust added real-time monitoring and enforcement for AI agents, models and data and integrated with major cloud AI platforms.

Innatera selected Synopsys simulation tools to design neuromorphic microcontrollers for low-power edge AI.

Scality and WEKA released a validated solution combining WEKA NeuralMesh and Scality RING to add object tiering for AI and HPC workloads.

Weaviate released Agent Skills, an open-source repository with skills, cookbooks, and slash commands for coding agents and developers.

Digital Realty’s NRT14 data center in Greater Tokyo received NVIDIA DGX-Ready certification to host DGX GB200 and NVL72 systems.

RudderStack introduced IaC-driven governance and a 5X Profiles performance update for its customer data infrastructure.

Astera Labs began shipping Scorpio X-Series switches and outlined an expanded roadmap with new scale-up connectivity features.

Univers and AMD introduced the EnOS AI Box, an edge device pairing Univers' EnOS AIoT platform with an AMD Ryzen AI Embedded processor.

Super Micro Computer, Inc. showcased new AI desktop, edge, and consumer platforms powered by NVIDIA, Intel, and AMD in Las Vegas.

NVIDIA unveiled Alpamayo, an open family of models, simulators and datasets for reasoning-based level 4 autonomous vehicle development.