The Tech Pandatakes a look at recent launches in the superfast field of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Workato®, a control and execution platform for Enterprise AI, opened its third AI Collaboration Hub, located in Hyderabad, joining existing hubs in San Francisco and Singapore. The Hyderabad hub is a working space built on a simple conviction: the next wave of enterprise AI will be built together with an ecosystem of customers and partners. “I grew up in Hyderabad, so opening this hub is personal – but why it matters to our customers is anything but sentimental. The hard part of enterprise AI was never the model; it’s making AI work within real companies, with their enterprise systems, data, and compliance realities,” said Vijay Tella, CEO and Co-founder, Workato. “The engineers who can solve that – at the intersection of AI, enterprise architecture, and governance – are here. So, we opened a place where our customers and partners build production-grade AI with us, in the same room, and walk out with something tangible.” Guidewire (NYSE: GWRE) launched the Agentic Framework in its new Qusar release, enabling insurers to build, deploy, and manage AI agents on Guidewire Cloud Platform. The framework delivers value grounded in Guidewire’s deep insurance context across the functions that matter most to the business throughout the insurance lifecycle. Paired with new capabilities across Guidewire’s application portfolio, the Agentic Framework empowers carriers to protect indemnity margins, and elevate underwriting decisions, giving them the operational speed and precision to compete with confidence. “Insurers are increasingly recognizing that AI value comes from deep integration with core business processes, not from isolated experimentation,” said Karlyn Carnahan, Executive Partner, Celent. “Agentic Framework addresses this directly by letting insurers deploy AI within their existing systems and workflows while maintaining operational control and compliance.” Cloudflare, Inc. (NYSE: NET), the connectivity cloud company, launched Identity-Aware AI Gateway, giving IT and security teams their clearest view yet into how employees use AI at work. For the first time, companies can see exactly which employee or agent sent a request to an AI model, set individual or team-level spending limits, and automatically flag risky content – all without building new systems or disrupting how people work. A companion feature, User Insights, goes further by learning what normal AI usage looks like for every person and automated system on a network and alerting teams the moment something breaks that pattern. “When security is clunky, it becomes a speed bump that slows down innovation. Right now, companies are wary of surprise AI bills or accidental data leaks, so their instinct is to lock down access and restrict what teams can build,” said Dane Knecht, CTO of Cloudflare. “Connecting our access controls directly to AI Gateway flips that dynamic. Teams get the freedom to
