ZoomInfo has announced a native connector integrating its GTM intelligence data graph directly into Google Cloud's Gemini Enterprise, allowing users to run natural language queries for buyer intent and contact enrichment. This expands ZoomInfo's agentic AI context layer, GTM.AI, into Google's enterprise ecosystem.
An independent study by Send tracking Anthropic's connector directory over nine weeks ranked ZoomInfo's GTM.AI context layer #1 every week. The high ranking demonstrates the growing adoption of ZoomInfo data to ground autonomous AI agents in accurate B2B contact intelligence.
An independent benchmark report by Send named ZoomInfo the top go-to-market connector in Anthropic's directory for nine consecutive weeks. The integration relies on ZoomInfo's GTM.AI context layer, supplying verified B2B data to agentic AI workflows like Claude.
DemandScience and ZoomInfo have formed a strategic partnership to combine their data architecture and marketing expertise. This collaboration enhances ZoomInfo's go-to-market intelligence offerings for B2B customers.
DemandScience and ZoomInfo announced a strategic partnership to combine ZoomInfo's data architecture with DemandScience's contextual marketing outcomes data. The integration allows Go-To-Market (GTM) intelligence customers to bridge data insights with multi-channel demand generation execution.
Kaplan Fox & Kilsheimer LLP issued an investor alert regarding a class action lawsuit against ZoomInfo. The litigation follows the company's Q1 financial results and guidance reduction driven by purchasing pauses linked to AI agentic confusion.
Firmable has launched its Model Context Protocol server, enabling sales teams to access verified company and contact data directly within AI tools like Claude and ChatGPT. This integration bridges the gap between AI operating layers and B2B go-to-market data.
Investors are reminded of the upcoming August 24 deadline to join a securities fraud class action against ZoomInfo. The lawsuit follows a steep stock drop due to alleged misrepresentations regarding customer retention.
BFA Law reminds ZoomInfo investors of the August 24 deadline to file as lead plaintiff in the class action. The legal action stems from a 33% stock drop following customer retention disclosures.
Law firms are reminding ZoomInfo investors of the upcoming August 24, 2026 deadline to serve as lead plaintiff in a securities fraud class action. The lawsuit follows a steep 33% drop in ZoomInfo's stock price triggered by lowered financial guidance and disclosures regarding customer retention and market confusion around AI solutions.
ZoomInfo announced the expansion of its GTM.AI ecosystem by opening its API access to all customers, including trial accounts, alongside a native integration with Zapier. This allows revenue teams to instantly orchestrate workflows and trigger actions using ZoomInfo's B2B data graph.
The article reviews the top GTM intelligence tools integrating Model Context Protocol in 2026. This highlights how AI agents are transforming SaaS go-to-market workflows.
Estée Lauder suffered a data breach resulting from a vulnerability in Oracle E-Business Suite. This highlights security concerns related to Oracle's software implementation in enterprise environments.
ZoomInfo has been sued for fraud regarding alleged misrepresentations about its AI integration issues. Investors are urged to contact BFA Law ahead of the lead plaintiff deadline.
ZoomInfo's data analysis reveals that Jersey Mike's franchise system is rapidly consolidating among large operators ahead of its IPO. This showcases the platform's GTM intelligence capabilities in leveraging proprietary datasets for market insights.
A shareholder class action lawsuit has been spotlighted concerning disclosures about ZoomInfo's AI integration issues and shifts in customer purchasing behavior that previously impacted its revenue outlook. The legal notice notifies investors of upcoming deadlines to seek lead plaintiff status.
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