Redwood Software Orchestrates the Enterprise, From Hybrid Cloud to Agentic AI — Named a Leader for the Third Consecutive Year in the 2026 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Service Orchestration and Automation Platforms

Good evening. Redwood Software has been named a Leader in Gartner’s 2026 Magic Quadrant for Service Orchestration and Automation Platforms for the third consecutive year. The Vienna‑based firm also topped Gartner’s Critical Capabilities report, ranking first in four of five use cases. Its new RunMyJobs 2026.3 adds native AWS connectivity and a Model Context Protocol server, enabling AI agents to access over 50 tools across nine AWS regions. Chief Product Officer Charles Crouchman says the move validates governed, agentic orchestration.

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OpenAI, Anthropic Gate New AI Models: 91.5% Refusal [2026]

OpenAI and Anthropic are now restricting access to their most powerful AI models over cybersecurity concerns. OpenAI says its upcoming Astra model is the first to cross its highest cybersecurity capability threshold, having independently discovered two zero-day vulnerabilities in testing. Anthropic is limiting its Claude Mythos 5.1 to vetted institutions because of stronger cybersecurity and bioscience capabilities. Both companies say the models will initially be available only to small, approved groups rather than the general public.

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Runtime: Microsoft’s enterprise AI business surges; OpenAI’s blast radius grows; SambaNova is One to Watch

SK Hynix is betting long term on the market, while Orange is moving into the data-center business, and AMD is seeding the GPU market. These reports come from veteran tech journalist Tom Krazit, who has covered enterprise technology for two decades, including the cloud computing boom at Gigaom, Structure and Protocol. His coverage provides interviews, insight, intelligence and exclusive events for digital leaders. The coverage also includes insight and intelligence for digital leaders as well.

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Equinix expands AI infrastructure push involving NVIDIA, Together AI, AWS and Google Cloud

Equinix unveiled two AI‑focused services at Horizon. Inference Exchange, built with NVIDIA and Together AI, lets enterprises run AI inference closer to data and users, supporting over 200 open‑source models and launching Q1 2027. Fabric One, a managed connectivity service using open specs from AWS and Google Cloud, automates network provisioning via portal, API or natural‑language prompts, handling routing, encryption and failover, with beta late 2026 and general availability in 2027. Equinix operates more than 280 data centres across 77 metro areas.

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Meta plots AI cloud business to challenge Amazon, Microsoft and Google

Tech giants are shifting their focus to Australia. A new report shows Google, Apple, Meta, Amazon, and Microsoft are circling the country for massive AI data centers, driven by Australia's stable grid and renewable energy. This comes as community pushback and grid constraints slow projects in the U.S. Microsoft has pledged five billion dollars to expand its local footprint, while Amazon committed twenty billion. Meanwhile, Google, Apple, and Meta remain in the early evaluation stage.

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Google Cloud races to catch up in the AI deployment wars with Accenture deal

Google Cloud and Accenture are forming a joint unit, the Accenture Gemini Enterprise Business Group, to send forward-deployed engineers into enterprises. Google will train up to 1,000 of Accenture's engineers to build custom AI applications on the Gemini Enterprise platform. According to Ramp data, Google accounts for roughly 6% of enterprise AI spending among U.S. customers, compared to Anthropic's 43.5% and OpenAI's 39.7%. Google Cloud generated $24.8 billion in the second quarter, largely driven by enterprise AI.

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Microsoft Sovereign Cloud adds governance, productivity and support for large AI models securely running even when completely disconnected

Microsoft Sovereign Cloud adds governance, productivity and support for large AI models securely running even when completely disconnected. Microsoft Sovereign Cloud adds governance, productivity and support for large AI models securely running even when completely disconnected. Microsoft Sovereign Cloud adds governance, productivity and support for large AI models securely running even when completely disconnected. Microsoft Sovereign Cloud adds governance, productivity and support for large AI models securely running even when completely disconnected.

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What OpenAI’s model breach says about future enterprise security

Gartner VP analyst Dennis Xu says businesses need not panic but should strengthen incident response and ramp up programs as AI models gain autonomy and pose cybersecurity risks. He notes that 80‑90% of AI‑driven attacks can be blocked with basic controls, and that open‑weight models may soon exhibit offensive capabilities within three to six months. CIOs should use tools like OpenAI’s Trusted Access to test defenses and deepen partnerships for incident details.

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Marvell Announces Availability of Industry’s First 102.4 Tbps Switch Purpose-Built for AI and Cloud Data Center Infrastructure

Marvell Technology today unveiled the Teralynx T100, the industry’s first 102.4‑Tbps switch built for AI. Designed from the ground up, it delivers the lowest power use and latency at this bandwidth, consuming under 1,000 watts—about 25% less than rivals. Sampling begins this quarter, offering scale‑out up to 512 ports and flexible scale‑up options. The 3nm monolithic design cuts legacy inefficiencies, helping data centers boost AI accelerator density without new power infrastructure.

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Microsoft, Google push AI agent governance into enterprise IT mainstream

Microsoft and Google are adding AI agent controls for enterprise IT. Microsoft's Agent 365, now generally available, lets organizations discover, govern, and secure agents across Microsoft, third‑party SaaS, cloud, and local environments. Google's new AI Control Center for Workspace gives administrators a centralized view of AI usage, security, data protection, and privacy. Analysts say the shift to autonomous agents means CIOs and CISOs must integrate AI governance into operations, while risks like shadow AI and third‑party integrations remain.

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