OpenAI Frontier positions an enterprise control plane for AI agents

OpenAI introduced Frontier, an enterprise platform for building, deploying, and managing AI agents with shared context, execution controls, and governance across existing business systems.

OpenAI introduced Frontier, an enterprise platform for building, deploying, and governing AI agents.

OpenAI cites outcomes: chip optimization from six weeks to one day, sales automation freeing 90%+ more time for salespeople, and energy output up to 5% (described as over $1B in added revenue).
Frontier combines shared business context, agent execution (tools/files/code), evaluation/optimization, and permissioned identities—based on work with 1M+ businesses.
Agents can run locally, in enterprise clouds, or on OpenAI-hosted runtimes, and surface in ChatGPT, Atlas workflows, or business apps.

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OpenAI pilots identity-verified access for advanced cyber defense workflows

OpenAI introduced Trusted Access for Cyber, an identity and trust-based access layer for higher-risk security use cases. The pilot pairs stronger safeguards with paths for defenders to get less-friction access to capable models.

2026.02.06 | 1 MIN READ
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BGL builds an agent-native BI layer with Claude Agent SDK and Bedrock AgentCore

BGL describes how it assembled a production text-to-SQL agent for business users using Claude Agent SDK, running in stateful sessions on Amazon Bedrock AgentCore. The approach pairs a curated analytics layer with identity-scoped access controls.

2026.02.05 | 1 MIN READ
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NVIDIA GPU endpoints add Kimi K2.5 for multimodal agent builds

NVIDIA is offering GPU-accelerated, hosted access to Moonshot AI’s Kimi K2.5 vision-language model on build.nvidia.com. The endpoint targets fast prototyping for multimodal, tool-using agent workflows.

2026.02.05 | 1 MIN READ