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SAP shares slide after cloud backlog growth misses expectations in fourth quarter
Shares of German software company SAP fell sharply on Thursday after the company reported weaker-than-expected growth in its cloud contract backlog for the fourth quarter, unsettling investors and triggering its steepest one-day decline in more than four years. The stock dropped as much as 16% during the session, marking its largest daily fall since October 2020, when the company suffered a sharp sell-off following disappointing quarterly results. By the close of trading, SAP shares were at t
SAP shares slide after cloud backlog growth misses expectations in fourth quarter
Shares of German software company SAP fell sharply on Thursday after the company reported weaker-than-expected growth in its cloud contract backlog for the fourth quarter, unsettling investors and triggering its steepest one-day decline in more than four years. The stock dropped as much as 16% during the session, marking its largest daily fall since October 2020, when the company suffered a sharp sell-off following disappointing quarterly results. By the close of trading, SAP shares were at t
Salesforce to invest $15 billion in San Francisco to expand AI innovation
Salesforce announced plans to invest $15 billion in San Francisco over the next five years to accelerate the adoption of artificial intelligence among businesses. The move reinforces the company’s goal to remain a leading force in enterprise software as AI-driven tools become an essential part of global business operations. The technology giant, founded and headquartered in San Francisco since 1999, has steadily integrated AI across its suite of cloud-based products, including the
Salesforce to invest $15 billion in San Francisco to expand AI innovation
Salesforce announced plans to invest $15 billion in San Francisco over the next five years to accelerate the adoption of artificial intelligence among businesses. The move reinforces the company’s goal to remain a leading force in enterprise software as AI-driven tools become an essential part of global business operations. The technology giant, founded and headquartered in San Francisco since 1999, has steadily integrated AI across its suite of cloud-based products, including the
Transparent, multilingual AI model Magistral aims to transform regulated industries
A new artificial intelligence model built for transparent, logic-based reasoning is gaining attention in professional and enterprise circles. Named Magistral, this new model is designed specifically for users who need clarity, traceability, and reliability from AI outputs—particularly in complex, regulated, and multilingual environments. Magistral is available in two versions. Magistral Small, a 24-billion parameter open-source model, is freely accessible for experimentation
Transparent, multilingual AI model Magistral aims to transform regulated industries
A new artificial intelligence model built for transparent, logic-based reasoning is gaining attention in professional and enterprise circles. Named Magistral, this new model is designed specifically for users who need clarity, traceability, and reliability from AI outputs—particularly in complex, regulated, and multilingual environments. Magistral is available in two versions. Magistral Small, a 24-billion parameter open-source model, is freely accessible for experimentation









