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As enterprises in India accelerate AI adoption, one of the biggest challenges they face is ensuring reliable, high-quality data. Without trusted data, AI projects risk failure, lower RoI, and ...

Ai agentic models might be incredibly intelligent, but they're corporately stupid. The $8 billion solution to all this is the coming together of Salesforce and Informatica, say execs from each firm.

Informatica (INFA) edged lower by 0.3% after a report about the timing of Salesforce's $8 billion planned acquisition. There appears to be some uncertainty whether the Informatica (INFA) deal could ...

Behind every successful, modern analytics and AI initiative is a strong data foundation supporting it, comprising of an effective data integration strategy. With data integration in place, enterprises ...

In 1969, a now-iconic commercial first popped the question, “How many licks does it take to get to the Tootsie Roll center of a Tootsie Pop?” This deceptively simple line in a 30-second script managed ...

Data platform vendor Informatica is expanding its AI capabilities as the needs of gen AI continue to increase enterprise requirements. Informatica is no stranger to the world of AI; in fact, the ...

The race toward AI is revealing a plethora of much-needed optimizations at the architectural level—and upgraded data management strategies are taking center spotlight. Experts from Snowflake and ...

(Bloomberg/Ryan Gould and Brody Ford) — Salesforce Inc.’s agreement to buy Informatica Inc. for $8 billion came a year after initial talks collapsed and the acquisition target lost a third of its ...

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Salesforce Inc. has agreed to buy Informatica Inc. for about $8 billion, sealing the deal on a software firm that had seen its shares plunge by as much as 59% since the companies’ first talks failed ...