AWS made the AgentCore harness generally available, turning agent plumbing into a managed service and the operational layer into enterprise lock-in across clouds.
OpenAI is acquiring Ona, formerly Gitpod, to run Codex agents inside a customer’s own cloud. The coding-agent race is shifting from model quality to the execution layer.
The tech giant is framing itself as the control plane for AI-driven enterprise infrastructure, with greater focus on how collaboration fits the “one Cisco” strategy.
Leading silicon and software vendors are converging on a few practical edge platforms that manage and govern agentic AI operating in the physical world.
Cisco has gotten serious about embracing agentic infrastructure operations to provide better ease-of-use and integration of its products.
N. Chandrasekaran calls governing AI Indian IT’s next annuity. AWS Transform automates the modernization work these firms bill for, and Amazon gives it away free.
Nvidia’s reported $400 million Kumo AI deal brings the first relational foundation model in-house, pushing predictive AI on business data deeper into its software stack.
Anthropic made Claude Fable 5 generally available at twice the Opus 4.8 rate, then set its free subscription access to expire June 23. The scarce input is now capacity.
At Build 2026 Microsoft made the Agent 365 SDK generally available and bet that governance, not model power, is what gates enterprise AI agent deployment.
Nvidia’s RTX Spark and Microsoft’s Project Solara both pitch hardware built for AI agents. The harder question for CXOs is whether the intelligence stays in the cloud.