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Cloudera’s Data Readiness Index, based on a survey of ~1,300 IT leaders, finds high AI adoption claims but persistent data access, governance, and integration limits. Respondents cite data quality, cost overruns, and workflow integration issues, with industry differences in visibility and access.

Unisys announced a partnership with Worldsys to deliver AML capabilities through a core banking platform. The combined offering targets retail, SME, and mortgage banking and is positioned as meeting regulatory requirements with lower operational complexity, using Worldsys regulatory expertise and ISO 9001 / ISO/IEC 27001-certified operations.

BAE Systems introduced its Ascent spacecraft, the newest product in the Elevation line. The platform is positioned for multi-orbit rideshare operations and “space tug” cargo transport, with delivery of a first pathfinder spacecraft scheduled for 2027.

Oracle announces new AI-enabled capabilities for Primavera Unifier, including AI-driven workflow summaries and process chronologies, expanded Oracle Integration for secure cross-system data unification, and in-process dashboards for portfolio reporting. The release also references automated no-code/low-code design, audit trail improvements, and safety data alignment with Oracle Construction and Engineering Advisor for Safety.

Quest Software announced the Quest Security Management Platform, a unified AI-powered ITDR offering for Microsoft environments. It combines identity threat detection and response with identity defense, faster ransomware recovery via hybrid AD/Entra ID, standby forest provisioning, and secure Microsoft 365 tenant migrations.

Collins Aerospace and Air Canada will equip the Airbus A321XLR fleet with 14 Aurora lie-flat suites and 168 Meridian+ seats.

Sunwave debuted at GITEX Asia 2026 to showcase wireless connectivity offerings for remote and temporary deployments, including an All-in-One Site integrating satellite backhaul, private 5G, edge computing, and IoT. The company also announced product releases for 5G base stations, femto solutions, and DAS, plus an upgraded Singapore IHQ to improve APAC service delivery.

The discovery clock just accelerated On April 7, Anthropic announced that its newest model, Claude Mythos Preview, had autonomously discovered thousands of high and critical severity zero-day vulnerabilities across every major operating system and web browser—many hiding in plain sight for over a decade. A 27-year-old bug in OpenBSD. A 16-year-old flaw in FFmpeg that The post When AI Finds Every Bug appeared first on NSS Labs.

Huawei and the 450 MHz Alliance released a white paper on private wireless networks for Brazilian power grids, arguing that private LTE/5G can meet distribution-network demands for low latency, security, and scalability. The paper ties private wireless to teleprotection, smart metering, field control, and predictive monitoring and references a regulatory roadmap for adoption.

Distributed infrastructure is outpacing traditional automation, and the post advocates an orchestration layer that connects AIOps insight with policy-driven execution.

Most products marketed as agentic NetOps act as assistants or scripted workflows and lack event initiation, explainable planning, and governed rollback.

Enterprises are ready for agentic operations. Most platforms aren't. Learn what the architecture actually requires – and why governance isn't optional. The post Enterprise Infrastructure Is Ready for Agentic Operations, Most Platforms Are Not appeared first on Itential.