cloud technology 14 Oct 2025
CLOUDVICE, a leading provider of cloud computing, migration, and consulting services, is set to spotlight the AI-driven capabilities of its GovCubes and Xylem solutions at Oracle AI World 2025. As an Oracle partner, CLOUDVICE continues to strengthen its position in enterprise and public sector transformation through its deep expertise in Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI).
“At Oracle Cloud World 2023 and 2024, we showcased AI in action—demonstrating the real-world impact of AI and OCI through live, hands-on experiences. This year, we are taking the next step with AI tools like Xylem, showing what’s possible when companies embrace AI innovation,” said Jaison Correya, CEO of CLOUDVICE.
At the center of CLOUDVICE’s demonstration will be Xylem, an end-to-end, source-agnostic data migration framework designed to automate and optimize the entire migration lifecycle. The tool extracts, validates, transforms, and reconciles data from diverse legacy sources before loading it into SaaS applications.
By leveraging AI, Xylem enhances data validation through pattern recognition, data type checks, and anomaly detection—helping identify inconsistencies early in the process. It also intelligently recommends field mappings, streamlining data transformation and improving overall data quality.
“Enterprises today need effective AI solutions that help solve real-world problems and grow their businesses,” said David Hicks, Group Vice President, ISV Ecosystem, Oracle North America. “Working with CLOUDVICE, we make it easier for our joint customers to leverage cloud and AI services to streamline their operations and make data-driven decisions.”
CLOUDVICE will also feature a Customer Success session, “Winning at Wayne County,” during AI World 2025, highlighting how Wayne County and Oracle Consulting collaborated to implement Oracle Fusion Applications. The session will detail how a strategic health check enabled the county to accelerate digital transformation using a unified One Oracle approach, supported by CLOUDVICE’s specialized services.
Beyond Wayne County, CLOUDVICE’s expertise extends to partnerships with public utilities such as Nashville Electric Service (NES).
“CLOUDVICE is making a significant impact by co-sourcing with NES’s in-house team on HR, Benefits, Payroll, and Talent-Management processes, while seamlessly implementing Oracle's best-in-class solutions,” said Tim Stofka, Director of Applications at NES. “This has greatly enhanced our ability to support employees who serve our citizens, and we appreciate CLOUDVICE’s valuable contributions to our success.”
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technology 14 Oct 2025
Duality Technologies, a leader in secure data collaboration, announced that its platform is now available in the Oracle Cloud Marketplace and deployable on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). The integration empowers government, defense, and intelligence organizations to collaborate on mission-critical operations securely within Oracle’s specialized government, sovereign, and classified cloud environments, including Oracle Cloud Isolated Regions.
Through this partnership, Oracle and Duality enable customers to issue encrypted queries across networks and receive confidential results in seconds—all while maintaining compliance with strict security and regulatory frameworks. Powered by OCI’s high-bandwidth and low-latency architecture, Duality’s platform is engineered for compute-intensive analytics and AI workloads, scaling seamlessly to support evolving mission demands.
“Government and defense organizations need to balance innovation with absolute confidentiality,” said Dr. Alon Kaufman, CEO of Duality Technologies. “By making our secure data collaboration platform available to Oracle customers, we empower agencies to unlock crucial intelligence and analytical value from their data, while upholding the highest standards for security and privacy.”
Running Duality on OCI allows agencies to conduct confidential investigations across multiple domains without revealing subjects or results. The platform provides a suite of privacy-enhancing technologies purpose-built for national security and defense applications, including:
Quantum-Safe Cross-Domain Solutions – Enables secure data transfer and analysis across different classification levels, protecting sensitive intelligence from current and future quantum threats.
Homomorphic Encryption – Allows computation on encrypted data without decryption, ensuring organizations can analyze information across trust boundaries without compromising confidentiality.
Secure Multiparty Computation (MPC) – Facilitates joint data analysis between agencies or partners while keeping individual datasets private, enabling collaborative insights on shared missions.
Federated Learning – Supports AI model training across decentralized data sources, helping build robust, privacy-preserving AI systems without centralizing sensitive information.
Built-in Governance and Compliance – Provides access controls, auditing, and data logging to enforce need-to-know policies and meet rigorous regulatory requirements.
High-Performance Infrastructure – Delivers the bandwidth and compute power necessary for analytics on encrypted data, ensuring speed and reliability in mission-critical scenarios.
“Our commitment to national security and defense organizations goes beyond providing a secure cloud,” said Rand Waldron, Vice President at Oracle. “It’s about creating a trusted ecosystem of solutions that enables customers to execute their most critical missions. By bringing Duality’s platform to Oracle Cloud Marketplace, we’re empowering customers to collaborate securely and leverage advanced AI tools to transform sensitive data into a decisive, strategic advantage.”
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customer experience management 14 Oct 2025
Zoom Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ: ZM) has announced a strategic go-to-market (GTM) partnership with Oracle, aimed at transforming how enterprises deliver customer experiences. The collaboration combines Zoom’s AI-first customer experience (CX) platform with the performance and security of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) to help organizations achieve faster resolutions, seamless omnichannel engagement, and intelligent self-service.
Through the partnership, Zoom CX now runs on OCI, expanding access to its enterprise-grade communication and collaboration tools. Earlier this year, Oracle itself adopted Zoom Contact Center to power its global customer service operations—integrating the platform directly into Oracle Service workflows. The deployment underscores the real-world potential of the partnership, showcasing how organizations can unify AI-driven communication, workflow automation, and data intelligence to enhance customer engagement and accelerate outcomes.
“We’re focused on helping organizations deliver exceptional customer experiences and achieve better business outcomes,” said Christine Sarros, Senior Vice President of Enterprise Engineering at Oracle. “Through our partnership with Zoom, we’re bringing together the power of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and applications with Zoom’s communication platform to give enterprises a foundation for AI-driven engagement.”
“Customers want more than a conversation—they want results,” added Chris Morrissey, General Manager of Zoom CX. “With Zoom Contact Center on OCI alongside Oracle’s market-leading applications, we’re empowering organizations to unify customer interactions, employee workflows, and data into a single intelligent system. The outcome is faster resolutions, stronger relationships, and measurable value at scale.”
The Zoom–Oracle collaboration is designed to break down silos between communication channels and business applications, creating a connected, AI-powered customer experience ecosystem.
Key benefits include:
Unified Customer Engagement – Zoom Contact Center supports interactions across voice, chat, SMS, social, messaging, and video—integrating directly with Oracle’s CRM, sales, and service workflows to streamline customer journeys.
360-Degree Customer View – Agents gain instant access to a complete, connected customer profile from first touchpoint to resolution, powered by Oracle’s unified data model and Zoom’s communication insights.
Enhanced Employee Productivity – The integration eliminates manual data entry and disconnected systems, allowing employees to focus on relationships and outcomes rather than administrative tasks.
Industry-Specific Solutions – The partnership brings added value to healthcare, finance, retail, and hospitality, leveraging Oracle’s deep domain expertise with Zoom’s scalable CX platform.
Enterprise-Grade Trust and Compliance – Built on OCI, the solution ensures secure, consistent, and high-quality customer interactions globally, backed by Oracle’s rigorous compliance framework.
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security 14 Oct 2025
Approov, a leading provider of mobile app and API security solutions, has announced a major global infrastructure expansion, strengthening its defense against a new generation of AI-driven cyber threats. The company’s cloud-based mobile app and device attestation platform is being positioned as the next frontier in securing mobile ecosystems—moving critical security logic away from devices and into the cloud.
The expansion includes the integration of Cloudflare’s Argo Smart Routing™ technology and new multi-cloud deployments across Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Google Cloud Platform (GCP). Together, these upgrades ensure rapid, resilient, and intelligent network performance—essential for countering increasingly sophisticated, AI-powered API attacks.
“Conventional security relies on secrets hidden inside the mobile device, but the advent of AI-based attack tools has made those secrets trivially easy to extract,” said Ted Miracco, CEO of Approov. “Our model fundamentally changes the game. By putting security logic and secrets in the cloud and performing rigorous attestation there, we make it virtually impossible for malicious actors to spoof a genuine mobile client.”
Traditional mobile security methods such as Runtime Application Self-Protection (RASP) and code obfuscation are increasingly ineffective against AI-assisted reverse engineering and dynamic code analysis. Approov’s security-by-design approach eliminates these vulnerabilities by relocating all sensitive credentials—like API keys—into a secure cloud enclave.
This architecture allows Approov to perform real-time app and device attestation in the cloud, verifying that every API request originates from a genuine, untampered mobile app running on a secure device. The result is a 95% reduction in API attacks from bots, scripts, and cloned applications.
Approov’s attestation process also enables Over-the-Air (OTA) security updates, allowing organizations to respond instantly to emerging AI-based threats—an increasingly critical advantage in today’s dynamic cybersecurity landscape.
As Approov handles tens of millions of attestations daily, performance remains a central priority. The company’s recent upgrades address the need for ultra-low latency and global reliability, ensuring secure verification processes occur seamlessly—often in just milliseconds.
Cloudflare Argo Smart Routing Integration:
By integrating Cloudflare’s Argo Smart Routing™, Approov optimizes the delivery of attestation tokens by dynamically selecting the fastest, most reliable network paths. This reduces Internet latency by over 30% and minimizes connection errors by 27%, ensuring superior performance for users worldwide.
The integration also provides enterprise-grade DDoS protection at both Layer 4 and Layer 7.
Expanded Global Attestation Fabric:
Approov has added new points of presence (PoPs) in U.S. East, Hong Kong, and Taipei, joining existing nodes in Dublin, San Jose, São Paulo, and Singapore.
Its multi-cloud architecture on AWS and GCP features automatic cross-cloud failover, designed for maximum resilience under the most extreme attack scenarios.
“Approov is engineered to scale to billions of attestations globally,” Miracco added. “Our approach not only delivers unmatched speed but also a richer set of environmental checks compared to native platform attestations.”
As enterprises across finance, healthcare, retail, and connected cars increasingly rely on mobile APIs, the risk of AI-assisted exploitation grows. Approov’s expansion underscores a shift toward cloud-centric security—a model that prioritizes real-time intelligence, dynamic adaptability, and verifiable trust at every point of interaction.
By combining high-performance network optimization with cryptographic attestation and AI-resilient architecture, Approov’s platform is redefining what it means to secure mobile applications in the age of generative AI and machine-driven hacking.
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marketing 14 Oct 2025
In a move set to redefine the infrastructure powering artificial intelligence, Bloom Energy (NYSE: BE) and Brookfield have announced a $5 billion strategic partnership aimed at creating the next generation of AI factories. The collaboration blends Bloom’s scalable fuel cell power technology with Brookfield’s global infrastructure expertise to meet the surging compute and energy demands of AI systems.
Unlike traditional data centers, AI factories require a seamless integration of compute, power, data center architecture, and capital investment. Bloom Energy’s fuel cells provide clean, reliable, and rapidly deployable onsite power—a crucial advantage as legacy grids struggle to keep up with AI’s energy demands. Brookfield, a global leader in infrastructure investment, will contribute capital and development expertise to accelerate deployment worldwide.
At the heart of the partnership, Brookfield will invest up to $5 billion to deploy Bloom’s fuel cell solutions, with the first European AI factory site expected to be announced before year-end.
“AI infrastructure must be built like a factory—with purpose, speed, and scale,” said KR Sridhar, Founder, Chairman, and CEO of Bloom Energy. “Legacy grids cannot support the massive power and responsiveness that AI requires. Together with Brookfield, we’re designing a new blueprint for AI factories that aligns power, compute, and infrastructure from day one.”
Brookfield’s Global Head of AI Infrastructure, Sikander Rashid, added, “Behind-the-meter power solutions are essential to closing the grid gap for AI factories. Bloom’s advanced fuel cell technology allows us to construct modern AI facilities with a holistic approach to power needs. This partnership strengthens our position as the world’s largest AI infrastructure investor.”
Industry projections indicate that AI-driven data center demand in the U.S. will exceed 100 gigawatts by 2035. Fuel cells—capable of generating clean and stable power independent of traditional grids—are emerging as a key enabler for this exponential growth.
Bloom Energy already powers critical digital infrastructure through deployments with American Electric Power (AEP), Equinix, and Oracle, reinforcing its role as a reliable partner for data-heavy enterprises.
This initiative also marks Brookfield’s first investment under its new AI Infrastructure strategy, which targets AI factories, power solutions, compute systems, and strategic capital partnerships. With over $100 billion already invested in digital infrastructure and $550 billion in total assets, Brookfield continues to expand its footprint in energy and data ecosystems.
Recent moves include investments in Compass Datacenters, Duke Energy Florida, Colonial Enterprises, and Hotwire Communications, along with a landmark 3GW hydro power agreement with Google.
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artificial intelligence 14 Oct 2025
Jscrambler, a leader in client-side protection and compliance, has introduced the industry’s first AI Assistant for PCI DSS script authorization workflows. The new solution delivers context-rich insights, expert recommendations, and instant justifications, enabling faster, more confident decisions for script approvals and overall compliance management.
With PCI DSS v4 requirements 6.4.3 and 11.6.1 now mandatory, organizations must inventory, authorize, and monitor scripts on payment pages, while deploying tamper-detection mechanisms to prevent e-skimming threats. Adoption, however, has been uneven, with many relying on manual processes, basic Content Security Policies, or delayed compliance.
“Low compliance rates and the complexity of existing tools make it clear businesses need intelligent assistance,” said Pedro Fortuna, CTO and co-founder of Jscrambler. “Our AI Assistant closes critical gaps in legacy script authorization systems as regulatory scrutiny and skimming threats continue to rise.”
Jscrambler’s AI-assisted enhancements embed intelligence directly into PCI DSS compliance workflows. Organizations can now:
Accelerate script authorization decisions
Reduce human error and administrative overhead
Proactively detect and block suspicious behaviors
Onboard vendors faster and adapt to payment ecosystem changes
This innovation allows teams to maintain high-quality compliance workflows, improving efficiency while enhancing overall payment security.
AI Insights: Risk-based summaries detailing each script’s purpose, behavior, and reputation.
Actionable Recommendations: Approve, Block, or Restrict suggestions based on Jscrambler’s deep expertise.
Instant Justifications: Auto-generated text to streamline compliance approvals and maintain consistency.
Interactive AI Chat: Real-time guidance for risk-based decisions and contextual questions.
The AI Assistant is now available as part of Jscrambler’s PCI DSS solution. Attendees can see it live at booth #17 during the PCI SSC Europe Community Meeting. Further details are available in Pedro Fortuna’s launch blog, titled “Jscrambler Launches the First AI Assistant for PCI DSS Script Authorization Workflows.”
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business 13 Oct 2025
Bicoastal marketing and PR agency Marketing Maven just added another feather to its cap — an A+ accreditation from the Better Business Bureau (BBB), the highest rating awarded by the organization. The recognition signals not just operational excellence but also a steadfast commitment to transparency and ethical business practices—qualities often promised, less often proven.
The A+ rating, achieved by scoring between 97 and 100 on the BBB’s 100-point scale, evaluates businesses on trust, honesty, responsiveness, safeguarding privacy, and integrity. For a communications firm, those principles aren’t just good ethics—they’re good business.
“As a BBB-accredited business with the best rating available, we have a long and proven track record of satisfied customers,” said Lindsey Carnett, Founder, CEO, and President of Marketing Maven. “We are dedicated to the BBB accreditation principles—advertising honestly, facilitating trust, being transparent, honoring promises, being responsive, and embodying integrity in all dealings.”
Founded with a focus on integrated marketing, Marketing Maven has built a reputation across diverse industries including healthcare, finance, professional services, nonprofit, travel, and technology—serving clients both in the U.S. and internationally. This latest accolade caps a record-setting year for the firm, reinforcing its standing among top-tier PR agencies navigating today’s crowded, credibility-conscious market.
In an era when brand trust is fragile and misinformation runs rampant, BBB accreditation still serves as a meaningful benchmark for integrity. For PR firms—whose core product is communication—such third-party validation underscores the value of ethical storytelling and client accountability.
Competitors may chase virality, but Marketing Maven’s latest win reminds the industry that trust remains the ultimate currency in marketing.
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automation 13 Oct 2025
At its CommunityLIVE World Tour, Hyland is showcasing what could be the next major evolution in enterprise content management — the Content Innovation Cloud™. Designed to unlock the hidden intelligence buried in unstructured data, the platform merges AI-powered content intelligence, agentic automation, and real-time insights to accelerate digital transformation across Europe.
For enterprises drowning in data silos, Hyland’s latest suite promises a lifeline: real-time intelligence that works across repositories, platforms, and departments—without the need for complex migrations.
“The Content Innovation Cloud is more than a platform – it’s a catalyst,” said Michael Campbell, Chief Product Officer at Hyland. “We’re helping organizations unlock the full value of their enterprise content, automate intelligently, and stay ahead in a fast-moving regulatory and business landscape.”
European enterprises have been at the epicenter of digital transformation, balancing innovation, compliance, and digital sovereignty. According to Paul De Leer, Sales Director at Atos, Hyland’s advancements “mark a turning point,” bringing together AI-powered content intelligence and automation that’s “both practical and transformative.”
The implications extend across industries — from financial services to healthcare — where document-heavy workflows are ripe for AI disruption. Rabobank’s Valerie Stam called intelligent document processing “a game-changer,” pointing to its potential for handwritten document recognition and improved customer journeys.
At the core of the Content Innovation Cloud is the Enterprise Context Engine, a layer that unifies fragmented content across multiple repositories — no migration required. It enables contextual insights based on user roles, workflows, and business context, giving teams faster decision-making power and reducing time lost toggling between systems.
This isn’t just about smarter data access. By transforming unstructured data into AI-ready data, the platform fuels automation at scale across healthcare, government, and finance — industries where manual document handling has long bottlenecked progress.
Hyland’s new Enterprise Agent Mesh might be the most futuristic piece of the puzzle. It orchestrates distributed AI agents across systems, automating complex, cross-platform workflows without disrupting existing infrastructure.
Agents can classify documents, extract data, or route approvals autonomously — adapting in real time as business conditions change. It’s automation that thinks, not just acts.
At recent Hyland events, customers built real-world agents like Purchase Invoice, Document Editor, and Claim Review Agents during the “Agentic AI Throwdown,” demonstrating the platform’s plug-and-play flexibility.
The Knowledge Enrichment and Knowledge Discovery modules redefine how enterprises interact with their data.
Knowledge Enrichment transforms unstructured content into AI-ready insights while masking sensitive information across 600+ file types, boosting interoperability and compliance.
Knowledge Discovery brings intuitive agent creation, contextualized outputs, and customizable AI guardrails — a nod to growing demands for trustworthy and compliant AI.
Meanwhile, Hyland Automate introduces natural language-driven process design, cutting configuration time dramatically. The upgraded Intelligent Document Processing (IDP) leverages GenAI reasoning to classify documents and surface contextual insights faster.
Hyland’s momentum doesn’t stop at the Cloud. Key platform updates include:
Nuxeo LTS 2025V3 – Enhanced scalability and compliance, with open-source Elasticsearch architecture and Google Cloud retention support.
Alfresco 25.2 – New dashboards and process tools for regulated sectors like finance and healthcare, plus a SAP ILM Connector for GDPR-aligned governance.
OnBase 25.1 – Embedded Content Intelligence Connector and Knowledge Discovery, plus a Cloud Update Service that streamlines upgrades while ensuring transparency and compliance.
Together, these updates enable organizations—including major European hospitals—to manage content securely and deliver intelligent, patient-centered care.
Hyland’s push into AI-powered content intelligence aligns with a broader industry trend: enterprises are demanding systems that don’t just store information but understand it. In a market crowded with “smart” solutions, Hyland’s integrated approach — blending context, compliance, and automation — could make it a standout in the race to intelligent enterprise operations.
As Europe doubles down on digital sovereignty, platforms like Hyland’s may well define the blueprint for how data-driven enterprises evolve — not just to keep up, but to stay ahead.
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