ServiceNow acquires artificial intelligence startup Element AI
Element AI is an AI software provider founded by machine learning pioneers including Yoshua Bengio and funded by the likes of Microsoft, Nvidia, Intel and Tencent.
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Cisco acquires sales automation software maker MaintenanceNet for $139 million
MaintenanceNet is known for its cloud-based service contract management platform that helps businesses spot new or lost service sales opportunities.
Low-code development has become a technological movement, says Gartner
The research firm's low-code market forecast suggests that a surge in remote development during the COVID-19 pandemic will continue to prop up the space overall.
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Nuance sells its transcription, EHR health businesses
Nuance is selling two of its health units to DeliverHealth Solutions LCC, an independent company formed by Assured Healthcare Partners and Aeres Technology Group. The company announced its Q4 results.
Deloitte scoops up digital risk protection company Terbium Labs
Deloitte said that adding the Terbium Labs business to its portfolio would enable the company to offer clients another way to continuously monitor for data exposed on the open, deep, or dark web.
Cisco unveils revamped Webex experience, including noise cancellation, AI-powered gesture recognition
Cisco announced a bevy of new features within its Webex portfolio on Tuesday, as the company ramps up its efforts to compete with rival collaboration players such as Zoom, Slack, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams.
Workday buys analytics startup Stories
The deal is meant to support Prism Analytics, Workday's data-as-a-service effort.
Intel buys Israeli startup Replay Technologies for 'freeD' video tech
Replay Technologies develops 3D and 360-degree video technology for sporting events.