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OpenAI brings frontier models and Codex to Google CloudGPT-Astra, GPT-6.1 Sol and GPT-6 Luna are entering private preview for selected Google Cloud customers. The integration gives enterprises access to OpenAI models alongside Google Cloud governance, infrastructure and existing commitments.→Dozuki launches Forge AI for industrial workforce operationsForge AI applies connected operational knowledge, workforce skills and frontline activity to guidance, procedure review, troubleshooting and investigation. Dozuki said the product is designed to preserve and scale expertise as manufacturers face workforce shortages and rising operational complexity.→dv01 launches agentic infrastructure for structured financeThe platform includes agents for DealStudio and Credit Facility Management that can prepare analyses from offering documents, credit agreements and loan data. Its MCP server lets external agents call dv01's governed data and analytical capabilities instead of interpreting raw loan data independently.→Automation Anywhere reports fivefold annual growth in agent executionsThe company said AI represented nearly 70% of new or upsell bookings over the previous six quarters and that AI agent executions grew fivefold year over year. It also reported a record customer Net Promoter Score of 72, with the figures coming from the company's own financial and operating disclosures.→Era by Eon exposes hidden-knowledge failures in enterprise agentsThe benchmark evaluates 12 agents on questions involving hidden facts distributed across generated company systems. The strongest agent answered 18 of 24 hidden-knowledge attempts correctly, while all agents together solved only two of 84 hardest attempts.→webAI secures a $30 million enterprise deployment commitmentThe partnership will deploy AI systems around proprietary data, workflows and operations on infrastructure controlled by customers. It signals continued movement from general-purpose model building toward specialised, privately operated enterprise systems.→Bold Penguin launches DeX ai for insurance-marketplace operationsDeX ai was announced as the intelligence layer running Bold Penguin's digital exchange. The product targets insurance distribution workflows by making marketplace intelligence available through callable AI services.→Digital Realty survey finds infrastructure is now the main AI deployment constraintAmong 2,131 respondents across 19 countries, 40% identified specialised infrastructure as their primary AI constraint, up from 9% in 2024. The survey also found that 86% are pursuing sovereign AI initiatives and more than half host AI workloads in private clouds.→Cohere and Aleph Alpha sign definitive transatlantic sovereign-AI dealCohere and Aleph Alpha announced a definitive business-combination agreement on 16 September, following an earlier plan to combine. The proposed company would be headquartered across Toronto and Berlin, retain Aleph Alpha's Heidelberg research centre and target sovereign deployments with partners including Germany's STACKIT.→RWS previews governed agents for regulated-content workflowsRWS announced the public preview of its Tridion agentic platform on 16 September for medtech, pharmaceutical and manufacturing documentation workflows. The platform connects external changes to governed content, maintains audit trails and keeps publication decisions with people; RWS says early users cut impact-assessment time from days to hours.→Anthropic connects Claude to the financial-adviser software stackAnthropic launched Claude for Financial Advisors with connectors to tools from BlackRock, Vanguard, Charles Schwab, iCapital and other providers. The suite supports meeting preparation, research, portfolio analysis, follow-up and compliance workflows.→Cognizant expands US hiring and skilling plans for the AI workforceThe company plans to hire 1,500 US graduates, create 15,000 specialised engineering and business-operator roles, and double its global AI-skilling target to two million people by 2030. Cognizant also joined the RAISE US coalition, while its broader productivity and economic estimates remain company projections.→Wonderful raises $550M at a $5B valuation for a model-agnostic enterprise AI OSWonderful raised $550M in a Series C led by Insight Partners, more than doubling its valuation to $5B in under six months. The company has shifted from customer-service agents towards a model-agnostic AI OS and operates across more than 35 countries.→