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A cyberattack is more likely to interrupt today's enterprise than the natural disasters business continuity programs were originally built around. Enterprises still need to prepare for fires, floods, earthquakes, power failures and other physical events.

IBM's announcement at Hot Chips will likely be positioned by observers as a processor story. But there's a more strategic meaning to this move in our view. Specifically, IBM is using Arm to widen the mainframe's application space without weakening its mis

Google shipped a "Sovereign Agent Mesh" with a remote kill switch and a 24-hour self-destruct. Then you find the same thing sitting in the terms of service you already signed. Last week Google engineers open-sourced SAM - the Sovereign Agent Mesh. Peer-to

The AI industry wants enterprises to measure progress in tokens, model calls and usage. But those are largely vendor-revenue metrics-not enterprise-value metrics. Canva shows why. On August 6th, The Information reported that Canva cut its 2026 revenue-gro

Stanford HAI published the first systematic survey of the commercial "sovereign AI" market (issue brief, July 15). The finding, in their words: these offerings reconfigure dependence rather than eliminate it. 1 Three numbers to carry into your next procur

The open-model market has entered a new phase. For several years, the discussion centered on whether open models could match the capabilities of proprietary systems from OpenAI, Anthropic and Google. That framing is now too narrow. The strategic question

Why AI customer experience success depends on orchestrating automation, human expertise, governance, and workflows. The post AI Customer Experience Depends on Orchestration, Not Automation appeared first on theCUBE Research.

This month, The Information reported that Canva cut its 2026 revenue growth forecast to 20%, down from 30%, because the AI features it shipped cost far more to run than management had planned. Read that again. Not a margin miss. A growth forecast cut - ca

The technology industry has an unfortunate habit of turning popularity into architectural destiny. Linux became popular, so every alternative was declared obsolete. Containers became popular, so virtual machines were supposedly finished. Now PostgreSQL ha

Enterprise AI is moving from answering questions to taking action. Agents can access data, invoke tools, call APIs and execute tasks across business processes. They can act on behalf of employees, interact with other agents and operate at a speed and scal