SAP Unveils Business AI Platform at TechEd 2026 in Berlin

By Public Technologies
  • SAP unveiled its Business AI Platform at TechEd 2026 in Berlin to support autonomous business processes.
  • The Autonomous Suite includes 40 assistants and 300 agents developed by the company and its partners.
  • Joule Studio cut agent development time to about 2.5 hours from 13 hours; tests showed 50% lower costs per task.
  • The full Databricks platform is now available directly within Business Data Cloud, providing a unified data foundation for AI.
  • A new Enterprise AI Gateway will provide centralized policy enforcement and runtime controls across enterprise systems.


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