Releases

Perplexity launched Comet, an AI-native browser with an embedded assistant, initially for Max subscribers and waitlisted users.

Mistral AI introduced AI for Citizens, a sovereign AI offering for governments and public-sector institutions.

Palantir launched Warp Speed for Warships to apply industrial AI and manufacturing software to U.S. shipbuilding.

Perplexity launched Max, a premium subscription tier with expanded access to frontier models and new products.

Baidu introduced enterprise AI agents designed as role-specific digital workers.

Lovable introduced Agent Mode in beta, enabling the product to plan and take actions autonomously while building software.

Crusoe launched Spark, a turnkey prefabricated modular AI data-center system for deploying scalable compute near demand.

Legora launched an agentic framework for orchestrating multi-step legal tasks from natural-language instructions.

Harvey made its customizable Workflow Builder available to all customers; the product later became Agent Builder.

Meta and EssilorLuxottica introduced performance-focused Oakley Meta HSTN AI glasses.

Databricks introduced managed Model Context Protocol servers for Unity Catalog functions, Genie spaces and AI Search indexes.

Cursor introduced the $200-per-month Ultra tier for power users with substantially higher usage.

Databricks introduced a simplified business-user front door to Genie spaces, dashboards and apps.

AI/BI Genie became generally available across AWS, Azure and Google Cloud, alongside a new knowledge store and planned Deep Research mode.

Fireworks launched its integrated platform for rapid tuning, evaluation, deployment, and online experimentation.

Databricks released MLflow 3 with unified tracking, evaluation, observability and governance for models and agents.

Databricks introduced Agent Bricks, which generates task-specific data and benchmarks to optimize agents for enterprise use cases.

Databricks introduced Lakebase, a serverless Postgres category designed for operational data and AI agents.

Mistral AI announced Mistral Compute, a sovereign European AI cloud developed with NVIDIA infrastructure and European partners.

NVIDIA expanded DGX Cloud Lepton with European cloud providers, AWS and Azure participation, and Hugging Face training integration.

Replit launched import workflows for turning designs into applications.

Anthropic expanded access and deployment support for approved US national-security customers.

Perplexity expanded Finance with richer market data and research tools for investors.

Cursor introduced Memories in beta so the editor could retain useful project context and conventions.

Cursor launched BugBot for automated pull-request review and defect detection.

Cursor 1.0 introduced BugBot, general availability of Background Agent, Memories beta, one-click MCP installation, and Jupyter support.

Mistral AI launched Mistral Code, an enterprise coding-assistant platform with IDE integration and deployment controls.

Suno launched extraction of up to twelve vocal and instrumental stems.

Suno launched a waveform-based interface for restructuring and editing songs.

Modal introduced interactive notebooks backed by elastic cloud compute.

Modal added snapshots to accelerate reproducible sandbox and agent environments.

Scale formalized a data-engine offering for robotics and embodied AI, covering multimodal collection, annotation, and real-world model improvement.

CoreWeave made eight-GPU NVIDIA HGX B200 Blackwell instances generally available for enterprise AI training and inference.

Perplexity launched Labs for creating reports, spreadsheets, dashboards and lightweight applications from research.

Replit launched direct visual editing for agent-built applications.

Anthropic moved Claude Code from research preview to general availability and expanded its integrations.

Baseten launched managed infrastructure for multi-node training and post-training workflows including SFT and GRPO.

Perplexity expanded free and paid plan capabilities, including greater access to advanced search, files and models.

Applied Intuition launched Acuity, platform-agnostic onboard autonomy software for defense systems across air, land, sea, space and electromagnetic-spectrum missions.

Applied Intuition launched Axion and Acuity, product families for digital development and onboard autonomy across defense domains.

Red Hat introduced an enterprise inference stack based on vLLM for hybrid deployments.

Google begins broad US rollout of AI Mode in Search and previews agentic and personalized capabilities.

Google launches Flow, an AI filmmaking tool using Veo, Imagen and Gemini for cinematic content creation.

Microsoft introduces Discovery, an agentic AI platform for scientific research and industrial R&D.

Microsoft introduces Copilot Tuning for adapting models and agents to organization-specific data, workflows and expertise.

Microsoft launches Windows AI Foundry as a unified platform for the local and cloud AI developer lifecycle on Windows.

Microsoft makes Azure AI Foundry Agent Service generally available with multi-agent orchestration and open-protocol support.

GitHub launches an asynchronous Copilot coding agent that works in an isolated environment and opens pull requests for review.

NVIDIA announced an AI compute marketplace connecting developers to GPU capacity across global cloud partners.

OpenAI launched a cloud software-engineering agent capable of working on multiple coding tasks in parallel.