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5 things about AI you may have missed today: India preparing AI regulations, IBM's AI acquisition, more - Vimarsana News

5 things about AI you may have missed today: India preparing AI regulations, IBM's AI acquisition, more

AI Roundup: The Government of India has begun preparing regulations for AI. IBM has announced plans to buy AI platforms worth 2.3 billion dollars to bolster its AI offerings.

IBM to buy Software AG's enterprise integration platforms for $2.3 billion, ET Telecom - Vimarsana News

IBM to buy Software AG's enterprise integration platforms for $2.3 billion, ET Telecom

Software AG is majority owned by private equity firm Silver Lake, which currently owns 93.3% of shares in the German software company, following a takeover pursuit spanning several months. That deal valued the whole business at 2.6 billion euros ($2.84 billion).

ibm software ag deal: IBM to buy Software AG's enterprise tech business for $2.3 billion - Vimarsana News

ibm software ag deal: IBM to buy Software AG's enterprise tech business for $2.3 billion

IBM will acquire Software AG's StreamSets and webMethods platforms with available cash on hand, it said.

IBM to buy Software AG's enterprise integration platforms for $2.3 bn to bolster AI, hybrid cloud biz - Vimarsana News

IBM to buy Software AG's enterprise integration platforms for $2.3 bn to bolster AI, hybrid cloud biz

IBM will acquire Software AG's StreamSets and webMethods platforms

Navigating the new era of enterprise integration with Super iPaaS - Vimarsana News

Navigating the new era of enterprise integration with Super iPaaS

Super iPaaS, introduced by Software AG and supported by mWtech professional services, offers a solution to the 'chaos of connectivity', the company says.