AI agents

Unify’s Series B Funding, led by Battery Ventures, is set to expand its AI-powered platform that helps sales teams automate outreach and scale go-to-market strategies.

Through the Sinch MCP server, AI agents learn the specific requirements for each communication task: which channel to use, how to format messages for different regions, what compliance rules apply, and how to ensure delivery.

OpenAI’s browser is built atop Chromium, Google’s own open-source browser code. Chromium is the source code for Google Chrome, as well as many competing browsers, including Microsoft’s Edge and Opera.

Smartcat’s AI Agents learn from an organisation’s people, brand guidelines, and feedback, enabling teams across marketing, L&D, product, and engineering to create, translate, and localise content with consistency and control.

CB Insights’ Team of Agents runs on its proprietary Business Graph — a continuously verified dataset with patented data science tracking teams, funding, deals, earnings, hiring, and patents worldwide.

Over 40% of agentic AI projects will fail by 2027 due to escalating costs, unclear business value or inadequate risk controls, according to a Gartner report.

The funding will boost Botpress’s agentic AI platform, helping businesses move from experimental prototypes to production-ready AI agents that integrate with real-world systems.

Agentforce 3 is Salesforce’s upgraded digital labour platform that gives enterprises full visibility, control, and interoperability to scale AI agents effectively, featuring a new Command Centre and support for Model Context Protocol.

Automation Anywhere’s new agentic solutions tackle common AI deployment challenges with pre-built, customer-validated tools designed to accelerate production and improve time to market.

Agora’s conversational AI agents use real-time communication (RTC) infrastructure to deliver natural, low-latency interactions with intelligent handling, even in noisy or low-bandwidth environments.