Artificial Intelligence News for the Week of February 13; Updates from AWS, Cisco, Cloudera & More
Artificial Intelligence News for the Week of February 13; Updates from AWS, Cisco, Cloudera & More
Publish Date: 2026-02-13 17:01:00
Source Domain: solutionsreview.com
- Allen Institute introduced an “autodiscovery” framework that automatically discovers and registers plugins and tools for LLM agents in a transparent and secure manner.
- Anthropic extended the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to create full-stack agentic applications, turning Claude into an app platform.
- BMC and AWS announced a five-year strategic collaboration agreement to integrate BMC’s intelligent automation solutions with AWS services for AI and ML workloads.
- Cloudera expanded its AI and analytics capabilities into on-premises environments, providing enterprises more control and security for sensitive data.
- Dashlane introduced an MCP server for secure access to business audit logs, enabling AI agents to query credential activity without exposing raw data.
- Deepgram tripled the default concurrency limits of its Voice AI services to better support large-scale deployment.
- DXC Technology deployed Amazon Q to 115,000 employees and created a practice to help clients scale AI safely.
- Experian and Snowflake collaborated to integrate data quality and governance into Snowflake’s AI Data Cloud using Experian’s Aperture Data Studio.
- Hubbl Technologies raised $6M to develop its Salesforce ecosystem intelligence platform, focusing on contextual understanding in complex CRM environments.
- Matia secured $21M to scale its AI-native data operations platform, designed for unified data management and observability.
- Nebius agreed to acquire Tavily to integrate real-time agentic search into its AI cloud platform.
- OPAQUE raised $24M to advance its Confidential AI platform, providing verifiable runtime governance for sensitive enterprise data.
- Perforce Intelligence extended MCP capabilities to various tools to enable AI agents within DevOps workflows.
- Planview introduced Connected Work Graph, an AI-powered system for mapping dependencies across an enterprise and providing real-time advisory insights.
- Sinch partnered with Lovable to provide a global communications backbone for AI-native applications.
- Voxel51’s FiftyOne platform streamlined machine learning workflows by integrating data curation and annotation processes.
- Solutions Review highlighted various expert insights, event announcements, and contributor series focused on the human impact and broader impact of AI.
