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Last week at Adobe Summit, the company announced its first generative AI service, Adobe Firefly. Analyzing Adobe’s offering and the overall generative AI landscape. What should Adobe customers expect and when can they gain access to the new services.

Futurum Principal Analyst, Daniel Newman looks at Microsoft Office 365 Copilot and talks about how he sees it helping out organizations today and how he expects it to shake-out in the future. While it is early days for generative AI, Microsoft, Google, Meta, and more are pushing innovation.

What started with ChatGPT has bloomed into an entire subcategory of technology with Meta, AWS, Salesforce, Google, Microsoft all racing to out innovate and deliver exciting generative AI capabilities to consumers, enterprise, developers, and more. Exploring the rapid progress in the AI space.

Mobile World Congress 2023 saw the world’s largest mobile and telco event return to normal with megatrends like 5G, AI, Sustainability, and Connectivity all in focus. A dive into trends, themes, partnerships, and eye-catching moments from this year’s MWC in Barcelona.

This past week Uber Technologies Inc. announced it will make seven-year deals with both Alphabet Inc.’s Google Cloud and Oracle Corp to eliminate its reliance on the global hardware supply chain and turn to cloud for its future growth as the debate between on-prem and public cloud continues on.

The report is a continuation of the first edition, that was first published in December 2022.

Microsoft announced its next Bing search tool and a revamped Edge Browser powered by OpenAI and the popular ChatGPT at an exclusive event in Redmond. A look at the announcements and what it means for consumers, Microsoft, and its competition.

How, with hybrid cloud, in alignment with their multi-cloud implementations, organizations can continue to have their own private, on-premises IT infrastructure for their most mission critical data and systems, while also bringing in public cloud resource using a hybrid data architecture.

As we are staring down a potential recession, the biggest names in technology, including Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Salesforce, Oracle, and SAP, showcased their latest innovations with a clear focus on both resilience and customer experience — two critical priorities for navigating what’s to come.

This year’s CES is picking up where last year’s left off — with a continued focus on driving greater connectivity. A look at some of the big news in semiconductors, AI, automotive, metaverse, and More.