The DP World Tour will become the first professional sports organization to use Amazon Leo as its official satellite connectivity partner, deploying low Earth orbit or LEO terminals at tournament venues starting in 2026. The network uses more than 3,000 LEO satellites to deliver high-speed internet to locations underserved — or completely unserved — by terrestrial infrastructure.
The 2026 edition of Adobe Summit this week marks a historic turning point for the software giant. It not only showcased the next frontier of “agentic artificial intelligence” but also served as the swan song for Shantanu Narayen, who delivered his final keynote as chief executive. Narayen, who has steered Adobe through the transition to the cloud and the birth of the digital experience category, used his final stage to outline a future in which AI doesn’t just assist humans — it performs work on their behalf.
The theme of NTT Research Inc.‘s annual user event, Upgrade, in San Jose this week was “Research to Reality,” a reflection of NTT’s desire to balance the academic nature of research with the practicality of ensuring the outcome is something customers can use and benefit from.
Zscaler Inc.‘s new partnership with OpenAI Group PBC has the potential to transform the security firm’s cloud-native zero-trust platform into an engine that can both harden its own stack and help customers deploy artificial intelligence with confidence at large scale.
For years, the promise of “no-code” artificial intelligence has felt a bit like a “some assembly required” IKEA desk — sure, you aren’t sawing the wood yourself, but you’re trying to decipher how to assemble dozens of parts, many of which seem to fit poorly. With communications, low-code often had a nice user interface, but information technology pros were still knee-deep in complex flowcharts, Session Initiation Protocol trunk configurations and professional services.