Digital Transformation

Digital Transformation

Go Autonomous Unveils ‘Execution Fabric’ to Streamline All B2B Commerce Channels

Go Autonomous

Go Autonomous, a pioneer in Autonomous Commerce, has introduced its new ‘Autonomous Execution Fabric’ — a consolidated execution layer designed to bring coherence to B2B transactions across legacy EDI, customer e-commerce portals and unstructured channels such as email. The solution removes the need for manual intervention and accelerates revenue flow for enterprise users.

The company delivers advanced automation technology that enables global B2B organisations to achieve autonomous commerce. Using proprietary AI, Go Autonomous removes manual tasks throughout the order-to-cash cycle, improving processing speed, accuracy and operational efficiency for customers worldwide.

Although digital transformation has progressed for decades, B2B commerce remains heavily fragmented, with orders frequently requiring manual work across every channel. The Execution Fabric addresses this challenge by applying enterprise-grade AI to interpret, contextualise and execute transactions from any source. It integrates directly with ERP and CRM systems to ensure real-time processing.

Bjarke Ruse Sejersen, Founder of Go Autonomous, said:
“Go Autonomous tackles the deep structural complexity of modern B2B commerce. With the Execution Fabric, enterprises gain an intelligent orchestration that transforms fragmented processes into a unified flow—unlocking faster revenue, scalable operations, and the foundation for truly autonomous commerce.”

Moritz Zimmerman, founder of Hybris and General Partner at Go Autonomous investor 42Cap, states:
“Go Autonomous is solving the complexity problem in modern B2B transactions. The Execution Fabric moves beyond task automation to a unified command center for B2B transactions, cementing Go Autonomous as the category leader in Autonomous Commerce.”

Global industrial groups including Grundfos, Danfoss and VELUX have already implemented the technology. Caroline Ahlefeldt, Investment Director at EIFO, said:
“It’s fantastic to see Autonomous Commerce being adopted by these leaders. We’re proud to support Go Autonomous and help put Denmark on the global map for enterprise software and AI leadership. The Autonomous Execution Fabric is a strong extension to the existing offering.”

The unified model enables multinational enterprises to deploy autonomy consistently across every sales and communication channel, cutting operational costs, reducing errors and shrinking order-to-cash cycles from days to minutes.

Akriti Dokania, Partner at Ridge Ventures, stated:
“Go Autonomous exemplifies thought and execution leadership in B2B commerce. The Execution Fabric extends Autonomous Commerce across all channels and lays the foundation for modern manufacturing enterprises.”

Kamran Adle, Partner at Octopus Ventures, added:
“This launch is a transformative step toward end-to-end autonomy. Go Autonomous is uniquely positioned to redefine enterprise operations.”

Mercury Power and Apex Investments Partner to Advance Next-Gen Data Centre Technology

Mercury Power and Apex Investments Join Forces to Revolutionize Data Centres

Mercury Power has partnered with Abu Dhabi-based investment powerhouse Apex Investments to accelerate innovation in next-generation data centre technology. By combining Mercury Power’s expertise in critical power solutions with Apex Investments’ strategic focus on emerging technologies, the collaboration aims to reshape the future of data centre infrastructure.

As Mercury Power continues its rapid global expansion, this partnership will leverage Apex Investments’ extensive portfolio to develop groundbreaking solutions that enhance sustainability, efficiency, and resilience in critical infrastructure. By integrating advanced technologies, the collaboration seeks to redefine the fundamentals of data centre design and operation.

“Mercury Power has always been committed to pushing the boundaries of energy storage and critical power solutions. Partnering with an esteemed company like Apex Investments will enable us to build a more resilient and sustainable future that will redefine data centre design, accelerating innovation for the industry,” Says Mercury Powers’ Sales Director, Stuart Farmer.

Apex Investments has built a legacy of over 30 years in the finance and investment industry, reaching a historic milestone in 2022 when they were listed on the Abu Dhabi Stock Exchange. This long-term partnership highlights their commitment to invest in cutting-edge solutions that address the growing demands of the digital economy.

Mark Blackwell, CEO of Apex Investments comments, “Part of our vision has always been about investing in pioneering technologies that boost sustainable growth. Mercury Power’s engineering excellence and our financial strength will drive this market-leading innovation in the data centre sector, empowering solutions that will shape the future of energy storage and critical infrastructure.”

Apex Investments and Mercury Power are poised to set new industry standards in power management and energy storage, reinforcing their shared vision of a more sustainable and technologically advanced future on a UK and global scale.