Data443 is launching Convaa.ai for regulated organizations that want to run multi-party AI collaboration with policies, models and data access controlled by their own IT operations.
Microsoft and Boehringer Ingelheim are beginning joint research into Digital Patient Twins, using clinical data and AI models to examine disease progression, outcomes and trial simulation.
AWS is adding training sessions to SageMaker AI serverless model customization, aiming to give enterprise teams more control over post-training while AWS manages the underlying infrastructure.
Google Cloud is introducing Agent Compute Engine and expanded governance controls for organizations running AI agents across cloud, hybrid and endpoint environments.
SuperCom has introduced SafeGenie, a cybersecurity suite designed to assess, allow, flag or block autonomous AI-agent actions before they complete.
Trend Micro plans to extend AI-assisted threat analysis and policy-based response into private, sovereign and on-premises environments using NVIDIA Nemotron models.
Google Cloud is adding A5X systems, scale-out networking, Kubernetes scheduling features and confidential-computing options for enterprise AI workloads.
NVIDIA's OpenShell Reference Architecture combines secure agent runtimes with continuous monitoring and hardware enforcement for organizations deploying AI agents across enterprise infrastructure.
The partners have made SecEdge's firmware TPM available across Variscite i.MX modules, providing a hardware-anchored option for secure boot, device identity and cryptographic-key protection.
Google Cloud's preview of Gemini enterprise search on Google Distributed Cloud air-gapped gives regulated organizations a locally operated RAG service for sensitive documents and multimodal data.
