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Reports suggest Nvidia-based Windows PCs from Dell and Microsoft are coming, alongside software that lets AI agents handle tasks locally on the device.

Fresh from I/O 2026, Google has introduced a $100-per-month AI Ultra plan, cut the price of its top tier to $200, and tied premium access more tightly to Gemini, storage, and agent-style tooling.

Databricks says it is making GPT-5.5 available for customer agent workflows after the model surpassed 50% accuracy on the company’s OfficeQA Pro benchmark and reduced errors by 46% versus GPT-5.4.

OpenAI has introduced workspace agents in ChatGPT, a research-preview product aimed at teams that need shared, long-running AI workflows across business systems and internal processes.

In a new OpenAI Academy guide, the company positions workspace agents in ChatGPT as tools for repeatable, structured, tool-connected workflows rather than one-off brainstorming or drafting tasks.

OpenAI has expanded its Agents SDK with native sandbox execution and a model-native harness, a move aimed at making long-running, tool-using agents easier to build and safer to operate.

Commvault has launched AI Protect, positioning it as a recovery layer for cloud AI workloads as enterprises look for ways to contain mistakes made by autonomous software agents.

OpenAI says enterprise customers are moving from experimentation to large-scale deployment, with enterprise revenue now topping 40% of company sales and a strategy centered on company-wide agents and a unified workplace

Researchers at Meta and partner institutions describe ‘hyperagents’ that can optimize not only their task performance but also the self-improvement mechanism behind it, extending a self-modification approach beyond pure