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Security tools miss what matters Identity. Sailpoint unifies identity, security and data by detecting threats in motion and responding in real time. Transform risk into resilience welcome to the new era of adaptive identity driven by Sailpoint.
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Here's your afternoon TNB Tech minute for Monday, January 12th. I'm Anthony Banci for the Wall Street Journal. Google's parent company Alphabet's value topped $4 trillion in intraday trading. It's the latest tech company to cross the threshold as investors continue to reward the Internet search leader for its artificial intelligence gains. Google pulled well ahead in the race to develop AI with the recent launch of its Gemini 3 model, which earned praise for its speed, intelligence and creative capabilities and outperformed competing models on more than a dozen benchmark tests. Only three other tech companies have traded at market capitalizations of $4 trillion at Apple, Microsoft and Nvidia. Only Nvidia is still trading above that mark. Sticking with Google, Apple announced today that it selected Google's Gemini to power a more personalized version of its Siri chatbot. Apple has struggled to develop AI tools of its own, and Siri's capabilities badly lag behind other chatbots available from competitors. Apple said it had entered a multi year collaboration with Google to use Gemini as its foundation of its own AI models. The Gemini powered Siri is expected to launch later this year and Meta has appointed former Trump advisor Dina Powell McCormick as president and vice chair. The company says Powell McCormick will help guide Meta's overall strategy and execution, and she is expecting to work on its compute and infrastructure teams on multi billion dollar investments. She is serving in a newly created role and will report to Meta's CEO Mark Zuckerberg. Paola McCormick's appointment also comes as Meta continues to try to deepen its ties with the current administration. And that's it for your TNB Tech Minute. For a deeper dive into what's happening in tech, check out tomorrow's Tech News Briefing podcast.
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Security tools miss what matters? Identity. They can't see who is accessing what, when, where, why, or at what risk level until it's too late. Sailpoint Adaptive identity unifies identity, security and data detecting threats in motion and responding in real time. Because static security can't protect a dynamic enterprise, see what others can't stop threats before they spread. Transform risk into resilience. Welcome to the new era of adaptive identity driven by Sailpoint.