All articles tagged with #enterprise
ASUS’s ExpertBook B5 G2 includes a Windows 11 pure OS option—a clean Windows 11 install with no ASUS software, intended for enterprise deployments and tender/RFP use. It’s not offered to regular consumers; ASUS also sells models with no OS installed for organizations to image under existing licensing agreements.
Microsoft says a Windows 11 boot bug that caused UNMOUNTABLE_BOOT_VOLUME errors on some commercial devices after security updates is fully fixed with the February 2026 Patch Tuesday security update KB5077181. The issue, tied to December 2025 updates and worsened by January 2026 KB5074109 (and related updates), affected Windows 11 25H2 and 24H2 on physical devices, not home users or virtual machines; an initial mitigation arrived in KB5074105 on Jan 29. Devices already unbootable before the fix may still need remediation, and enterprise customers should contact Microsoft Support for Business for assistance.
OpenAI is launching Frontier, a platform described as HR for AI, built to help businesses build, deploy, and manage AI agents—including those not created by OpenAI—by providing shared context, onboarding, feedback-driven learning, and clearly defined permissions. It sits on top of existing tools to unify workflows and data, can operate across different environments with configurable boundaries, and will let teams “hire AI coworkers” for tasks like coding and data analysis. Availability is limited to a select set of customers (e.g., Intuit, State Farm, Thermo Fisher, Uber) with pricing not disclosed, while OpenAI CEO Fidji Simo envisions Frontier as the single platform to govern all enterprise AI agents by year’s end.
Google’s Gemini AI sales have surged over the past year, reflecting improved model quality and likely lifting Google Cloud revenue as AI spending tends to drive broader Google product purchases.
IBM's Institute for Business Value finds executives expect AI spending to shift from efficiency to innovation by 2030, with the winners embedding AI into every decision and operation. IBM’s 63-page study, released alongside Davos, also offers tips: tailor AI to fit core capabilities, enable rapid experimentation with adaptable models, and make AI fluency a leadership requirement as enterprises move toward an AI-driven future.
TrueNAS introduces WebShare, a web browser-based, enterprise-grade file sharing solution leveraging ZFS, HTTPS security, and compatibility with NFS and SMB, initially for TrueNAS 26.04 Enterprise and later for Community Edition.
Google Voice is developing a new feature called 'Gemini Notes' that will allow enterprise users to record calls and receive summaries and transcripts via email, primarily targeting paid business customers with advanced call management and compliance features.
Google's latest Android update allows employers to archive and monitor RCS and SMS texts on work-managed devices, reducing privacy for employees and highlighting the shift from end-to-end encryption to compliance-focused messaging archiving, primarily affecting enterprise users.
Lego is releasing its first Star Trek set, a detailed $400 replica of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D from Star Trek: The Next Generation, featuring 3,600 pieces, a detachable saucer, and nine minifigures with iconic accessories, available from November 28th with a special shuttlepod offer for early buyers.
Workday has announced a $1.1 billion acquisition of Sana, an AI company specializing in enterprise knowledge tools, to create a new, intelligent work experience that integrates AI-powered search, agents, and learning to enhance employee productivity and personalization.
Chrome on iOS now allows users to easily switch between personal and corporate accounts, enhancing data separation and security for work and personal browsing, with added URL filtering for enterprise control.
Google has updated Chrome for iOS to facilitate easier switching between personal and managed work accounts, ensuring data separation and supporting BYOD policies, along with extending enterprise reporting and URL filtering capabilities to iOS devices.
Google is adding a feature to Chrome on iOS for enterprise users that allows easy switching between personal and work accounts with separate browsing data, but this feature is limited to managed Google accounts and is not available for non-enterprise users. Android supports a different approach with device-wide work profiles, but not within Chrome itself. The feature enhances account management and privacy for enterprise users on iOS.
Warmwind, developed by German startup Jena, is the world's first AI operating system designed primarily for enterprise automation tasks. It operates in the cloud, mimicking human actions to control software interfaces and automate repetitive workflows securely on German servers, emphasizing privacy and GDPR compliance. While not a personal AI assistant like in movies, it aims to transform how businesses handle digital tasks, with a waitlist of over 12,000 users.
Brex has adapted its approach to AI by streamlining its procurement process, allowing faster testing and adoption of new tools, and encouraging employee-driven decisions, embracing the 'messiness' of rapid AI innovation to stay competitive.