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With the April 2026 release of Claude for Word, Anthropic completes its native AI integration into Office 365. Cross-app shared context, pivots/charts in Excel, slide editing in PowerPoint, contracts in Word.
Cohere ships Command A: 111B parameters, 256K context, multilingual, deployable on 2 H100/A100 GPUs. Positioned for regulated enterprises (banking, healthcare, government) requiring isolated deployment.
Anthropic introduces Claude for Enterprise: team management console, shared Projects with knowledge bases, SSO, EU/US data residency, and 99.9% uptime SLA.
Google launches Agentspace: enterprise AI agents integrating Workspace, Drive, Gmail, Calendar with business data from Salesforce, SAP, and ServiceNow.
Oracle integrates native AI agents into Fusion Cloud ERP and HCM: they complete multi-step workflows (orders, invoices, onboarding) autonomously, with no code configuration required.
Microsoft launches autonomous agents in M365: Sales Agent, IT Support Agent, and HR Agent operate across SharePoint, Dynamics, and Teams without continuous human supervision.
Oracle updates OCI Generative AI with Llama 3.1, dedicated GPU clusters, RAG via Oracle Database 23ai vector search, and ERP/HCM Fusion integration.
Figma integrates native AI: generates complete UI from text prompts, auto-renames design system variables, creates layouts with Make Designs, and brings AI to Figma Sites.
HubSpot launches Breeze AI: a contextual copilot, autonomous agents for sales and support, and intelligence from 200M+ companies for CRM data enrichment.
Zendesk launches autonomous AI agents for customer support: full ticket resolution without human oversight, with intelligent handoff and sentiment analysis.
Databricks unifies its AI stack under the Mosaic AI brand: fine-tune models on proprietary lakehouse data, serve via serverless endpoints, monitor with MLflow, evaluate with DBRX. An end-to-end ML platform competitive with Azure ML and Vertex AI.
At WWDC Apple unveils Apple Intelligence: on-device models on A17 Pro/M-series devices, fallback to verifiable 'Private Cloud Compute', ChatGPT integration for hard queries.
SharePoint Premium brings AI to enterprise documents: automatic summarization, structured extraction, auto-classification, and integration with Power Platform and Purview.
Anthropic introduces Claude Teams at $25/user/month: shared projects, team-level system prompts, admin console, SOC2 compliance, and 200k token context. The first Anthropic product specifically targeting small-to-mid enterprise teams.
Atlassian launches Rovo: AI that knows Jira, Confluence, Google Drive, and GitHub through a single knowledge graph, with autonomous agents completing workflows and cross-tool semantic search.
Notion AI launches Q&A: answers questions on the entire workspace (wiki, projects, meeting notes) citing the specific source page. Enterprise ready with access control.
Cohere launches Command R+, a 104B model with 128k context optimized for Retrieval-Augmented Generation and multi-step tool use, available as non-commercial open weights and on Azure.
Workday integrates ML models and a natural-language copilot for HR and Finance: predictive workforce planning, personalised People Experience Feed, NL queries on enterprise data.
Box integrates native AI into its enterprise cloud platform: answers questions on documents with source page citations, developer API, and Salesforce integration.
Google renames Duet AI to Gemini and embeds Gemini 1.0 Pro across all Workspace products: Gmail, Docs, Sheets, Meet. Available on all Business and Enterprise tiers. The first Gemini integration at maximum scale in daily productivity tools.
Gemini lands on Vertex AI for enterprise: fine-tuning, grounding on business data, enterprise SLAs, HIPAA/SOC2 compliance, and native BigQuery integration.
SAP integrates Joule across its full stack (S/4HANA, SuccessFactors, Ariba): natural-language queries on ERP data, automated workflows, available to 300 million SAP users.
OpenAI launches the GPT Store inside ChatGPT: anyone with Plus/Team/Enterprise can publish custom GPTs. First serious attempt at an app store for AI agents.
Microsoft 365 Copilot reaches general availability at 30 USD/user/month. Copilot Studio also launches for building custom enterprise agents.
Zoom bundles AI Companion into Pro plans at no extra cost: summarises meetings in real-time, extracts automatic action items, and replies in Zoom chat.
With update 23H2, Windows 11 integrates Copilot by default as a system side panel. Bing Chat is rebranded to Copilot. AI as an OS feature, not an app.
AWS invests 1.25 billion dollars in Anthropic. Claude becomes available on Amazon Bedrock using dedicated Trainium and Inferentia infrastructure.
Slack integrates native AI into Pro+ plans: summarises channels and threads, answers questions about conversation history, supports Claude and OpenAI as LLM providers.
Adobe launches Firefly Enterprise in Creative Cloud Teams with legal copyright indemnification and enterprise brand guidelines control over every generated image.
OpenAI launches the enterprise ChatGPT plan: unlimited GPT-4, 32K context, advanced data analysis included, SOC 2, customer data never used for training. Reply to IT concerns.
IBM unveils watsonx.ai at Think 2023: a platform featuring Granite models trained on curated data, a fine-tuning studio, AI factsheets for governance, and full data lineage. Built for banking, healthcare, and government.
At Build 2023 Microsoft announces Windows Copilot, Copilot in Edge and 365, and adopts OpenAI's plugin standard. Strategy: 'AI co-pilot' as the primary UI.
First public demonstration of an enterprise LLM agent on real, sensitive operational data: military logistics routing via natural language. AIP sandboxes LLM outputs from raw data access. A turning point for AI in defense and government.
ServiceNow embeds an LLM directly into its ITSM platform, summarising open tickets, suggesting resolutions, and automating escalations with no external plugins.
Microsoft announces Copilot across the M365 suite: AI for 300M+ enterprise users, powered by GPT-4 and Microsoft Graph for business context.
Google announces Duet AI for Workspace: assisted writing in Docs, email summaries in Gmail, slide generation in Slides, and formula help in Sheets.
Salesforce embeds generative AI directly into its CRM, suggesting sales emails, case replies, and Salesforce Flow code without leaving the platform.
Microsoft makes OpenAI models (GPT-3.5-Turbo, Codex, DALL-E) available on Azure with enterprise SLA, VNet isolation, HIPAA and SOC2 compliance. A watershed moment for enterprise AI adoption.
Notion launches Notion AI in private alpha, GPT integrated inside pages: summarize, rewrite, translate, brainstorm without leaving the document.
Eighteen months after the GPT-3 paper, OpenAI removes the API access waitlist and lets any developer sign up, accelerating mainstream adoption of foundation models.
Microsoft announces a Bing-wide production deployment of Turing-NLR (next-gen NLP) models on Azure GPUs, described as the largest search-quality improvement ever.
Microsoft announces an exclusive license to integrate and redistribute GPT-3 in its products and cloud services, while OpenAI's public API keeps operating. The first major enterprise deal on foundation models.