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ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini Are Shaping the First Impression of You: How to Influence the Answer
Instead of ten links, AI assistants return a single paragraph about a person or company. TNW looks at what ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini say about you and how to…

Naboo rebrands, says AI cuts corporate event costs by 12%
Paris-based startup Naboo has rebranded and now positions itself for finance teams and event organizers alike. The company processes more than $300 million in…

UiPath's CMO Replaced Outside Contractors With an AI Agent for Advertising
UiPath dropped paid agencies for ad data work: its head of paid media built an agent on the company's own platform. It analyzes metrics and adjusts campaigns.

Yandex Loses Three Data Centers: Recovery Could Take Up to Six Months

Alibaba Turns a $60,000 Start into a $53 Billion AI Bet

Remote Jobs for IT Analysts Are Shrinking: Share Falls From 33% to 26%

Siberian Bear's Revenue Rose 26.5%, but Net Profit Fell 63.3%

ELMA365: Without Corporate AI, Employees Turn to Public Chatbots
ELMA365 CX Product Owner Olga Mikheeva tells TAdviser that without corporate AI, employees still use public neural networks, with or without permission.

Danila Dyugurov Takes Over as CEO of MWS Cloud, MTS's Cloud Unit
MWS Cloud, part of MTS Web Services, has named Danila Dyugurov CEO. What we know about the appointment and which metrics the market should watch.

Agrosila Builds AI Tools Into Its Holding-Wide Digital Ecosystem

DDoS Attacks Surge 140.7% in First Nine Months of 2026

CTS ships 50,000 Russian-made boards for Katyusha printers and MFPs

SearchInform KIB and AMT-Group's InfoDiode confirm compatibility

Cathie Wood Steers Clear of Memory: Chinese Capacity Could Deepen the “Vicious” Cycle
ARK's Cathie Wood won't buy memory makers: the sector is prone to “vicious” cycles, and growing Chinese capacity could make them worse.

Nilekani Urges India to Ditch Paper Exam Papers
Infosys co-founder Nandan Nilekani urges India to drop traditional printed exam papers: leaks keep derailing tests taken by millions of Indians.









