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One of America's largest data centres is being built in drought-stricken southern New Mexico, sparking concerns about water usage despite promises from developers. Project Jupiter, a 1,400-acre facility for Oracle and OpenAI, has drawn scepticism from locals and farmers who rely on the dwindling Rio Grande. The project, which could cost $165 billion, switched from water-intensive natural gas turbines to fuel cells, now claiming it will use about 11 million gallons of non-potable recycled water. Developers purchased water rights from a local sod farm to address concerns. Critics question the rushed approval process and long-term water availability in the Chihuahuan desert. The Centre for Biological Diversity has protested, warning the project risks violating interstate water compacts. However, county officials tout Jupiter's promised economic benefits: hundreds of jobs and $360 million for local infrastructure.

NetSuite's growth shows why ERP matters in the AI era. Oracle's NetSuite business continues to put up impressive numbers, growing revenues by 14% and crossing $1.1 billion for the quarter. In an increasingly crowded ERP and cloud software market, those are strong results (as reported by MSN). Part of Oracle's messaging around NetSuite has increasingly shifted toward AI. The company says it has now deployed more than 100 AI agents and AI-powered features across the platform, focused on workflow automation, analytics, operational efficiency, and productivity improvements. That aggressive AI rollout is hardly surprising. Every major enterprise software company is currently racing to position itself as "AI-enabled." SAP, Microsoft, Salesforce, and Oracle are all trying to demonstrate that their systems are becoming intelligent operational platforms rather than just systems of record. The CFO AI has covered Netsuite's AI endeavors as well as those by Intuit which has taken a more collabrative (Human - AI) approach. What makes NetSuite interesting, however, is not simply the growing list of AI features. At TheCFOAI.com The CFO AI has been saying for months that the real challenge in enterprise AI is not access to models - it's access to organized, reliable, and centralized data. And this is where ERP systems matter. Before AI became the dominant conversation in enterprise software, companies invested heavily in ERP systems for a much less glamorous reason: to standardize processes, centralize information, and create consistency across departments. That foundational work suddenly looks a lot more important in the AI era. Because AI does not function well in fragmented environments. If finance, sales, operations, and procurement all operate from disconnected systems with conflicting definitions and siloed reporting structures, AI outputs quickly become unreliable. The model itself may be powerful, but if the underlying enterprise data is inconsistent, duplicated, incomplete, or poorly structured, the results become difficult to trust. In many ways, the "boring" work ERP systems do best may end up being more valuable for AI adoption than the AI features themselves. NetSuite's real advantage may not be that it has 100 AI agents. It may be that it already sits at the center of financial and operational data for many organizations. That centralized data foundation is what allows AI to become genuinely useful. And as companies continue trying to operationalize AI inside finance and enterprise workflows, that foundation may matter far more than whichever AI feature happens to be announced next.

E-MetroTel achieves certified Oracle Hospitality OPERA PMS integration. E-MetroTel achieves certified Oracle Hospitality OPERA PMS integration, supporting guest billing, room status, wake-up services, front desk operations, and hospitality workflow synchronization. Supporting hospitality workflows including guest billing, room status, wake-up services, and front desk operations across cloud and on-premise deployments. Certified OPERA integration helps hospitality properties streamline guest services, billing, and front desk workflows across modern hotel environments." - Brad Ford, Product Management Leader, E-MetroTel LEWISVILLE, TX, UNITED STATES, May 25, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ - E-MetroTel, a global provider of secure enterprise communications solutions, today announced it has achieved certified integration with Oracle Hospitality OPERA PMS, supporting core hospitality communications workflows including guest billing, room status updates, wake-up services, and front desk operations across cloud and on-premise deployments. The certified integration enables hospitality organizations to connect E-MetroTel communications solutions directly with OPERA PMS using the widely adopted FIAS hospitality interface standard. The integration is designed to support operational continuity across hospitality environments while simplifying communications workflows and improving coordination between property management systems and communications infrastructure. Hospitality organizations rely on close coordination between communications systems and PMS platforms to support day-to-day operations including guest services, room management, billing accuracy, and front desk efficiency. E-MetroTel's certified OPERA integration helps properties streamline these workflows while maintaining flexibility across existing hospitality environments. Validated capabilities include check-in and check-out synchronization aligned with PMS-driven guest lifecycle events, room status integration with bi-directional updates between communications and PMS environments, wake-up call management, Message Waiting Indicator (MWI) coordination, and call posting support for automated guest billing workflows. The integration also includes validated call posting message structures and parameters aligned with OPERA billing expectations, helping hospitality organizations support accurate and reliable guest billing processes. As part of the certification process, an official OPERA orderable part number has been assigned, and the solution is available for deployment in OPERA-based environments supporting both cloud and on-premise communications deployments. E-MetroTel's OPERA integration builds on the company's broader hospitality PMS experience, including successful FIAS-based interoperability with Infor HMS and support for additional hospitality PMS platforms. By leveraging standards-based FIAS connectivity, E-MetroTel communications solutions are designed to integrate with a broad range of hospitality environments while supporting operational flexibility and long-term infrastructure continuity. The certified integration is part of E-MetroTel's broader hospitality communications strategy focused on helping hospitality organizations modernize communications infrastructure without disruptive rip-and-replace transitions. E-MetroTel solutions support front desk operations, guest services, property-wide communications, enterprise mobility, and unified hospitality workflows across hotels, resorts, and hospitality properties. About E-MetroTel E-MetroTel is a global provider of secure enterprise communications solutions, delivering private cloud and on-premise unified communications platforms, modern IP endpoints, mobility, collaboration, and AI-assisted capabilities. Designed as a complete, integrated ecosystem, E-MetroTel solutions enable organizations to modernize communications while maintaining control, reliability, security, encryption, and privacy at every layer. Learn more at www.emetrotel.com. 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