Partners

OpenAI collaborates with Common Sense Media to create AI guidelines and family-friendly GPTs, aiming to bridge the generation gap in understanding AI technologies.

Neo4j, a leading graph database provider, has teamed up with AWS in a Strategic Collaboration Agreement aiming to bolster the quality of generative AI outcomes.

Oracle and Microsoft have partnered to introduce Oracle Database@Azure, which combines Oracle's powerful database services with Azure's cloud infrastructure.

After Red Hat shakes up the open-source arena, SUSE, CIQ, and Oracle have teamed up to form the Open Enterprise Linux Association (OpenELA).

In alliance with The Associated Press, OpenAI will employ archived news stories for training AI models over the next two years. Simultaneously, AP promises to harness OpenAI's technical expertise to its own advantage.

Shutterstock signals its relentless push for AI innovation by reinforcing the strategic collaboration with OpenAI. This aims to diversify AI-powered editing offerings and explore newly acquired generative AI proficiencies in mobile via Giphy.

Databricks announces partnerships with Cloudflare, Dell, Oracle, and Twilio for its Delta Sharing feature, enabling secure live data sharing across computing platforms.

YouTube streamlines its Partner Program eligibility with reduced subscriber and watch hours criteria, and broadens the shopping affiliate program to include more US creators having over 20,000 subscribers.

Microsoft plans to bring PC Game Pass titles to Nvidia’s GeForce Now streaming service, enabling a superior gaming experience on various devices, including low spec PCs, Macs, Chromebooks, and more. This move is part of Microsoft's partnership with Nvidia to further enhance cloud gaming offerings.

Apple announces its new Vision Pro augmented reality headset priced at $3,499, while Microsoft unveils plans to bring Word, Excel, and Microsoft Teams to the platform.

The Linux Foundation Europe has revealed the RISE project, aiming to accelerate software availability for high-performance and power-efficient RISC-V cores across various market segments.

Nintex held its 2022 APAC Partner Awards, honoring top-performing partners in the Asia Pacific region for their achievements in customer success, business acceleration, and more. Singapore's Alrighty Labs and Thailand's Cumulus International Co were among the notable winners.

OutSystems has partnered with SAP in the PartnerEdge program to bring its powerful low-code development platform to the SAP ecosystem, support SAP S/4HANA migration, and enable rapid creation and connection of composable apps and services.

Platform.sh raises $140 million in a Series D funding round co-led by Morgan Stanley Expansion Capital, Revaia, and Digital Partners, bolstering its mission to simplify web app infrastructure management. Its platform enables different development teams to use various frameworks and languages to create websites and web applications.

Bubble forms a strategic partnership with Microsoft for Startups Founders’ Hub, extending exclusive access to their no-code development platform for entrepreneurs.

Phyllo and Bubble have partnered to offer a no-code solution for accessing authenticated creator data, empowering businesses and entrepreneurs in the influencer marketing and creator economy space. This collaboration simplifies building applications that leverage creator information from over 20 social media platforms through a single API.

Premier digital agency Fullestop announces a development partnership with QuickBase, a no-code platform, to offer versatile end-to-end project management tools for complex projects across various industries. This collaboration is expected to significantly impact the no-code development arena.

Mendix, a Siemens business, and Software Improvement Group (SIG) jointly announce the release of Mendix Quality & Security Management (QSM). The new solution aims to help global customers enhance application governance, perform comprehensive software security scanning, and decrease technical debt.

Crowdbotics has introduced a new one-click Google Cloud Platform deployer, enabling businesses to seamlessly upload software applications to GCP for quick access to a vast range of powerful cloud-based tools. This move enhances the company's commitment to being a leading low-code/no-code application development platform.

Seed Group, a company of Sheikh Saeed bin Ahmed Al Maktoum's Private Office, partners with no-code low-code platform Quixy to simplify enterprise solution-building in the UAE and Middle East. The strategic partnership aims to empower the corporate landscape, offering online services that streamline processes and workflows, making organizations more efficient and effective.

Meta and Amazon Web Services (AWS) have enhanced their strategic alliance, aiming to scale R&D efforts, facilitate third-party collaborations, and boost operational efficiency. The partnership is also focused on improving PyTorch support for enterprises using AWS.

Canonical, the publisher of Ubuntu Linux, partners with Infrastructure-as-a-service provider CoreSpace to streamline private cloud set-up and management. Combining Charmed OpenStack and Charmed Kubernetes technology with CoreSpace's infrastructure, the collaboration aims to provide cost-effective and secure private cloud solutions.

Microsoft Industry Solutions and vFunction unveil a Java Refactoring Service using AI technology to transform monolithic Java applications into microservices compatible with Azure cloud.

Red Hat and Oracle recently announced that the Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) is now certified to run on Oracle's Cloud Services platform, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). This collaboration enables RHEL-powered hybrid cloud technologies to operate on OCI, increasing the choices customers have when selecting OS.