Ask anyone what they think of when they hear the word Zoom, and they'll probably say video calls. The conferencing app came into its own during the Coronavirus lockdown, with everything from HR meetings to birthday parties taking place via the software.

Zoom reveals rebrand, says it has achieved what it wanted in terms of its video conferencing platformThe company is now going all-in on its Workplace office softwareQuarterly revenue growth is slowing down Zoom has rebranded itself in a major shift away from the video conferencing solution that we’ve all come to know and "love" – and the company now wants you to know it as an “AI-first work platform for human connection.

Last month, Zoom introduced Zoom AI Companion 2.0, describing it as “ the next generation of the company’s AI assistant that can surface important information, prioritize what matters most, and turn interactions across Zoom Workplace into action to help users get more done throughout the workday, all at no added cost.”

Zoom rebrands by dropping 'Video' from its name, emphasizing its evolution as an AI-first communications company. Read to know more!

Zoom just dropped 'video' from its official name, and it’s a subtle change that's a big tell about where the company is headed.

Zoom Video Communications Inc. has rebranded to Zoom Communications Inc., signaling a shift from its original focus on video conferencing to a broader range of AI-powered work solutions.