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  • [New] At RSAC 2026, CrowdStrike announced new cloud security and data protection capabilities addressing how to prioritize cloud risks based on real attacker behaviour and how to protect sensitive data moving across endpoints, SaaS, cloud, and generative AI tools. AIMultiple
  • [New] AI spending is now a capital-formation and infrastructure cycle as much as a software cycle: Global CapEx on data centers is forecast to reach $2.9 trillion through 2028. JD Supra
  • [New] The UK's National Cyber Security Centre released new guidance urging organizations to adopt agentic AI systems carefully because of the security and governance risks associated with highly autonomous software agents. MarketingProfs
  • [New] Google confirmed that its intelligent eyewear will be compatible with both Android and iOS devices, making them cross-platform from launch. Memeburn
  • [New] Google has deployed AI agents such as Big Sleep and CodeMender to identify unknown software vulnerabilities and automatically generate security patches. Economic Times
  • [New] In the last 24 hours alone, investors poured billions into AI chips and military tech, hackers used AI to uncover software vulnerabilities, and Washington and Beijing pushed deeper into an AI rivalry that now stretches far beyond chatbots and search engines. Tech Startups - Tech News, Tech Trends & Startup Fundin
  • [New] In 2026 we expect regulatory agencies to issue more guidance and acceptance of new manufacturing paradigms: digital submissions, AI/ML in manufacturing control, continuous manufacturing, platform manufacturing, and modular facilities. International Multispeciality Journal of Health
  • [New] IT services - including application implementation, managed services, infrastructure implementation, managed services, and IaaS - will see the largest overall spending at $1.87 billion. Campus Technology
  • [New] Software, IT services, and devices see spending increases: Gartner forecasts IT services at $1.87 billion, software at $1.44 billion, communications services at $1.36 billion, and devices at $856 million. Campus Technology
  • [New] Hyundai's global software center, 42 dot, will focus on software-oriented solutions, including PBV (Purpose Built Vehicle) devices. HYUNDAI MOTORS
  • [New] The year 2026 will be the one when AI will no longer be an individual software type; it will be an integral part of nearly every software. Outsourcing Software Development Company | Digisoft Sol
  • [New] The software vertical is forecast at $1.44 billion in spending, a 2026 growth of 15.1%; communication services forecast at $1.36 billion in spending, a growth of 4.8%; and devices forecast at $856 million, a growth of 8.2%. Campus Technology
  • [New] Driven by the growing adoption of artificial intelligence, infrastructure as a service (IaaS) is forecast to record the fastest growth among the main cloud segments, rising 24.1% to A$7.1bn. ComputerWeekly.com
  • [New] The multi-vendor e-commerce SaaS segment is forecasted to grow to $12 B in 2026, building on 2025's 18% rise (Statista). Appscrip
  • [New] Freshworks, a software-as-a-service company, plans to reduce its workforce by 11% as artificial intelligence reshapes operations, even as it posted a 16% year-on-year revenue growth in the first quarter of 2026. Yourstory
  • [New] Zeta Global teamed with Snowflake to push an Open Semantic Interchange for AI-powered marketing - a standardization push that could speed cross-platform data flows for martech buyers. Stock Titan
  • [New] According to Parks Associates research, on average US internet households subscribe to 5.3 streaming services, making streaming TV the anchor for the unified video platform, and its users are far more likely to engage with interactive ad formats, creating new opportunities in advertising innovation. Parks Associates
  • [New] Software spending is expected to increase 14% in 2026, with AI deployments adding to investments in security, optimization, and analytics, per IDC's 2026 forecast. SQ Magazine
  • (Gartner) Global IT spending on software is expected to grow 9.8% in 2026, exceeding $6 trillion total. Uvik Software
  • (IDC) Enterprise software spending is projected to hit $1.4 trillion in 2026, a 15% year-over-year increase. Uvik Software

Last updated: 31 May 2026



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