Zoom dropped “video” from its company name as it focuses on AI and digital twin tech to save time on office tasks.

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Zoom has rebranded to Zoom Communications Inc. and is repositioning itself as an AI-first work platform. The company aims to provide modern hybrid work solutions that go beyond video conferencing, responding to increased competition from Google, Microsoft, and Slack. Zoom's comprehensive tools now include Zoom Team Chat and the full-suite Zoom Workplace solution, complete with productivity apps and a business email client. The latest AI companion offers improved summarizing and assistance tools to enhance productivity.

Zoom 2.0 relaunches as an AI-first company without video in its name