City Year received a $2.5 million grant from ServiceNow to enhance student success coaching and create career pathways in an AI-driven economy across six U.S. cities and the U.K. The funding supports City Year's AmeriCorps members who serve as student success coaches, helping students stay on track academically and prepare for college and careers. The partnership includes expanding coaching programs, offering immersive career experiences with AI skill-building, and exploring AI-driven operational innovations. This collaboration aims to equip young people with skills needed for future jobs and improve educational outcomes.
ServiceNow and Palantir represent different investment profiles in enterprise AI. ServiceNow offers a safer choice for retirement investors with a lower valuation, strong free cash flow, durable growth, and a share buyback program. Palantir shows exc...
ServiceNow is accelerating growth by adopting AI and shifting to a hybrid pricing model that combines seat- and usage-based fees, allowing more flexible revenue streams. Half of its new deals are now non-seat-based, supporting upselling and breaking ...
Carahsoft Technology Corp. is hosting the Annual GovExperience Summit on June 2, 2026, in Reston, Virginia, focusing on improving government service delivery and customer experience through emerging technologies. The event gathers leaders from federa...
Shares of software companies like ServiceNow, Asana, and Adobe surged following Nvidia's announcement of RTX Spark, a new Arm-based CPU designed for AI agents in consumer laptops and mini PCs. This 'superchip,' developed with Microsoft, is expected t...
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang revealed the new N1X processor at Taiwan's Computex, developed with Microsoft, expected to revolutionize personal computing like smartphones did for phones. This announcement triggered a surge in computer-related stocks ahead ...
