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Chicago-based Empirical Security, which uses AI to help companies predict threats by monitoring exploited vulnerabilities, raised a $25M Series A

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Watt a load of crap: UK start-up is turning number twos into number one with shockingly superior sewage battery tech

* Rheya combines emergency battery power with software designed to predict sewage spills * Power failures at pumping stations can turn routine blackouts into environmental pollution * Rheya battery will predict the underlying causes of spills before they occur UK startup Rheya Labs has developed backup batteries designed specifically to keep sewage pumping

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The rise of AI FinOps: From CIO-led innovation to CFO-led AI economics

By Vidisha Suman, Senior Partner, and Shiv Raj, Principal, Kearney In the first phase of enterprise AI adoption, the focus was primarily on experimentation, accessibility, and deployment speed. As unit economics kicks-in, AI will rapidly evolve from an innovation initiative into a recurring operating expense, forcing enterprises to rethink how

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The new economics of enterprise AI with Berger Paint’s Partha Protim Mondal

For nearly two decades, enterprise technology followed a familiar financial logic. Virtualisation reduced infrastructure footprints, cloud shifted capital expenditure to operating expenditures, automation streamlined repetitive tasks. Therefore, each successive technology wave carried the promise that efficiency would eventually outweigh cost. AI, however, has disrupted that equation. Instead of simplifying enterprise

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Singapore-based Ant International, a payments company which spun out of Ant Group in 2024, raised $1.2B from investors including Ant Group and Alibaba

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