Agam Shah

3 weeks ago | computerworld.com | Agam Shah

Microsoft has made a series of changes to how Microsoft 365 (M365) support updates are done, and is encouraging enterprises to move to more frequent, or even monthly, software updates. The company currently offers options for frequent, monthly, and semi-annual feature updates. With new and updated AI and Copilot tools being added to M365 at a brisk pace, more frequent updates could provide a more predictable rollout cycle.

3 weeks ago | computerworld.com | Agam Shah

Atlassian this week said it is starting to focus more on pushing out bundles of its collaboration tools, including Confluence, JIRA, and Loom, in an apparent move away from selling those apps as standalone products. The company’s bundling strategy will revolve around the recently announced Teamwork Collection, which was unveiled in April at its Team ’25 conference.

3 weeks ago | computerworld.com | Agam Shah

In January, Google made Gemini — previously an add-on — a standard feature for business users in Google Workspace. That move made a point: generative AI (genAI) isn’t an add-on, it’s a fundamental capability that should fit naturally in the flow of work. GenAI is now more visible (and doing a lot more) in Workspace, including suggesting document drafts, automating workflows, analyzing documents and even adding videos and avatars to presentations.

3 weeks ago | computerworld.com | Agam Shah

More than a decade after it was invented and then abandoned, a network interconnect technology called Omni-Path, developed by Intel, is making a comeback. Startup Cornelis Networks, which acquired the technology from Intel in 2020, has rebuilt the product into a modern architecture designed for large-scale AI workloads. The company on Tuesday introduced the CN5000 product family, which includes network interface cards, switches, cabling, and software.

3 weeks ago | computerworld.es | Agam Shah

También los usuarios de Microsoft suelen ser más fieles a los estilos de trabajo tradicionales de las empresas, mientras que Google siempre ha sido “el favorito de las organizaciones más pequeñas que aún anhelan la colaboración en tiempo real”, dice Miller. Si analizamos los modelos de IA generativa que se están integrando en las dos suites ofimáticas, “los de Gemini de Google están superando a los que Microsoft está implementando”, reconoce Miller.