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Microsoft aims to join big four AI model developers

Microsoft used its annual Build developer conference to unveil its own reasoning model, AI agents and cybersecurity tools, signaling a shift toward an AI strategy centered on in-house models. It introduced its first reasoning model, MAI-Thinking-1, and six models for images, voice, transcription and coding. Microsoft AI chief Mustafa Suleyman said the goal is to prove Microsoft can be among the world’s top four research labs.

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Snowflake, AtScale to jointly develop semantic layer linked to Power BI and Excel

Snowflake and business metrics software startup AtScale will jointly develop a product that connects with Microsoft Power BI and Excel. The companies said they will soon offer a preview of the jointly developed product through Snowflake Summit 26, Snowflake's annual conference being held in San Francisco. AtScale CEO Chris Lynch said Snowflake customers can define business metrics with AtScale software and use them directly in Power BI and Excel.

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Snowflake expands security push, says agentic AI security needs fundamentally different approach

Snowflake unveiled a slate of new security products at its Snowflake Summit 26 annual conference in San Francisco, focusing on a security model for the agentic era and implementing zero-trust security for AI agents. The company introduced agent identity management, AI security posture management, ransomware and data exfiltration prevention, and prompt injection protection. It framed its strategy around secure guardrails, centralised governance, and data and AI protection.