CrowdStrike and CoreWeave announced a partnership to deliver machine-speed AI security by combining CrowdStrike’s adversary expertise and security data with CoreWeave’s training and inference infrastructure. The article cites an eCrime attacker breakout time of 27 seconds in 2025. As a result, they plan to integrate defensive AI and automation into always-on infrastructure and continuous integration/delivery pipelines to speed up security response and reduce misconfiguration windows.
Talkdesk’s survey found that AI in customer experience is widely adopted but too rarely orchestrated to resolve end-to-end customer needs. Only 15% pair agentic AI with orchestration needed to complete resolution across systems. IT teams are urged to stop treating “use” as the goal and instead focus on operationalization—integrating data and workflows, embedding knowledge, picking resolution-focused journeys, and building measurable KPIs.
Reassign launched as a 24-hour circular planner that lets busy makers drag to block time, then reshape schedules when plans change. It runs on a 24-hour view with midnight at the top and noon at the bottom. As a result, it syncs bidirectionally with Google Calendar, Outlook, Todoist, and Linear and uses AI through a command palette to rebuild parts of your day live.
Clay co-founder Kareem Amin will speak at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 on how AI has created and shaped the emerging “GTM engineer” job category and how AI-native go-to-market systems are built. Clay said its annual recurring revenue tripled to $100 million in a year and later announced a $115 million Series D at a $7.1 billion valuation. The result is growing demand for automated revenue workflows—shifting go-to-market work from manual, tool-hopping tasks toward system-building that reduces reliance on adding headcount and traditional engineering for each workflow.
Banger launched an AI-powered email automation platform that combines journeys, campaigns, product emails, mailboxes, and reply handling in one place. The free plan starts with 100 emails per day. This lets users run email workflows from chat-based AI apps like ChatGPT or Claude and manage branded, tested, and translated email flows through a web app.
Lottie acquired CareMaster, a care billing software provider, to deepen its AI use in social care operations. The deal adds nearly 75 care providers—covering more than 750 care home locations—and Lottie expects Found plus CareMaster to support £3 billion in annual invoicing by the first half of 2027. Lottie plans to migrate CareMaster customers onto Found and use AI starting with credit control to cut manual administration across billing and the wider care customer journey.
Takweem AI launched an AI-first calendar that lets users schedule, reschedule, and protect focus using plain-language or voice requests. It starts with a free test that includes 20,000 credits. It integrates with Google Calendar now (with Outlook planned) and introduces approval and Undo so changes to other people’s schedules require confirmation.
Chatham Financial scaled its capital markets technology by building new workflows with Codex and GPT-5.6. It cut trade validation time from 30 minutes to under 4. As a result, the firm’s validation step runs faster and its processes are redesigned to use the new AI-powered tooling.
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