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Enterprise AI Practice: Impetus’ Forward Builders Bets on One-Owner Delivery, at a Fraction of Its Headcount
Impetus wraps two years of delivery work and a May-launched platform into a one-owner practice model — just as Deloitte, Accenture, and every large integrator converge on the same talent thesis.
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Proofpoint Agentic Security: Two Launches, One Knowledge Graph, and Questions Left Open
Two Protect 2026 launches, one Knowledge Graph: Proofpoint wraps 18 months of acquisitions into an agentic security story — while rivals ship comparable pieces sooner.
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Ryax Acquisition: Nutanix Buys Agentic AI Scheduling on a Startup Budget
Nutanix bought a five-person Lyon startup with €2.3M raised to give NKP and NAI agentic AI scheduling — its first acquisition since the distressed D2iQ asset deal of 2023.
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KROWN Browser: Post-Quantum Promises Meet a Pre-Sold Sidebar
An eight-person Louisiana startup is selling four sector-exclusive sidebar slots in a browser that hasn’t launched, while marketing post-quantum TLS that Chrome ships by default.
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Project Glasswing Gains Delinea: Security Badge or Security Substance?
Delinea points Claude Mythos 5.1 at its own vault code — the third security vendor to join Anthropic’s Glasswing wave, ahead of a probable IPO.
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AI Incident Response in India: Better Than the World, Still Not Good Enough
India tests AI incident response at 2.6 times the global rate — and still leaves half its enterprises unrehearsed. The survey numbers, decoded.
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Proofpoint Partner Awards 2026 Celebrate a Channel Powering an AI-Security Pivot
Sixteen trophies in San Diego — and the refinancing, Microsoft bundling and AI-agent race that the ceremony never mentions.
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Vehicle Lifecycle Intelligence Without a Product Name: What Coforge Actually Announced
Coforge says its AI-powered inspection intelligence already runs across 60,000 vehicles a year. The release names no product, no client and no benchmark — in a market where inspection-AI incumbents already process billions in claims.
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Industrial Battery Storage Meets the Retrofit Pitch: CNTE’s Numbers Don’t Quite Close
A CATL-backed integrator installed a 700kW-class battery at an unnamed Bavarian factory and projected €27,000 a year in savings. Without disclosed cost, customer or measured data, the payback math suggests a story with a gap.
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Semicon 2.0: A $13.5 Billion Chip Bet and a Warning Nobody Can Ignore
India launched a $13.5 billion chip mission, counted $11-12 billion in investment interest — and its own minister warned that countries who dislike India’s rise will attack its semiconductor industry. The record says the threat is real; the plan is unstated.