The rapid rise in artificial intelligence (AI) investment is transforming the business landscape at an unprecedented pace. Organizations are increasingly adopting AI to enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and improve overall quality. A notable driver in this AI revolution is the role of open-source
Lightdash, an open-source business intelligence (BI) platform, has taken a significant step toward revolutionizing self-service data analytics by securing $11 million in a Series A funding round, which aims to propel its adoption among modern professional teams. As businesses grapple with
Business Intelligence (BI) software tools are paramount for today’s data-driven enterprises. They evolve raw data into critical insights, aiding decision-making processes. With countless options available, understanding which tools stand out in data analysis and reporting is crucial for businesses
IBM is making significant strides in the realm of enterprise AI with the launch of its third-generation Granite large language models (LLMs). With a solid $2 billion generative AI business, IBM's strategic advancements aim to bolster various enterprise functions and set new standards for AI safety
IBM has announced the release of Granite 3.0, its most advanced series of AI models, during its annual TechXchange event. This announcement marks a significant step forward in addressing the increasing enterprise demand for enhanced AI transparency, safety, and performance. The Granite 3.0 models
Lightdash, officially known as Telescope Technology Ltd., has recently secured $11 million in a Series A funding round led by Accel. Additional participation came from new investors such as Operator Partners and Shopify Ventures, along with existing backers like Y Combinator and several angel
