Just as cloud computing created demand for orchestration platforms and DevOps tooling, agentic AI may now be creating demand for a new operational layer altogether.
It’s getting harder to tell who the carrier is and who the cloud is, and most enterprise buyers haven’t adjusted their procurement, architecture or operational playbooks.
Trust often degrades quietly, through small, accumulating inconsistencies.
Rather than focusing on scale and how much an agent can retain, ask how the agent knows when it has learned something incorrectly.
Giant asteroid 1997 NC1, possibly up to a mile wide, will safely pass Earth this weekend, with live online streams on Friday, June 26 and Saturday, June 27.
Funding rounds where VCs can invest at wildly different prices are helping AI founders raise unprecedented amounts of money at sky-high valuations, before they even have a product.
Amid allegations of sharing customer data with China, Australian payments startup Airwallex, now valued at $11 billion, is gunning for Stripe and Ramp.
Most transportation professionals understand the cost curve; the hurdle is a lack of high-fidelity data to act on it.
Online gaming exploded in the Philippines following the broad adoption of mobile Internet gambling during the pandemic. It rose 30% to 201 billion pesos ($3.3 billion) last year.
AI’s next bottleneck isn’t chips. It’s transformers, grid capacity, and whether data centers can get enough power to turn the GPUs on.