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Inside the semiconductor revolution: 16 insights shaping the AI era from the GSA Awards
As artificial intelligence continues to keep markets hot, industry leaders are increasingly convinced that semiconductor innovation now depends as much on collaboration as it does on transistor counts. The complexity of AI-era systems has outgrown the ability of any single company to deliver progress alone. That shift was front and center at this year’s GSA ...
From observability to reasoning: How AI agents are catching bugs before they ship
A new phase of software reliability is taking shape as artificial intelligence and agentic AI push development teams past traditional error detection and into proactive, automated prevention. Developers are beginning to rely on systems that not only spot defects but reason through potential failures before they materialize. It’s a shift that’s reshaping expectations for code ...
From lift-and-shift to one-and-done: Inside AWS’ agentic cloud modernization push
The historic delay between moving workloads to the cloud and optimizing them for use is disappearing, thanks in large part to the emergence of agentic cloud modernization. Enterprises are no longer content with multi-year timelines for digital transformation. Amazon Web Services Inc. is now using artificial intelligence to provide the velocity required to combine migration ...
For AI-native applications, scalability — not just latency — is the true enterprise challenge
Artificial intelligence initiatives — especially agentic AI-native applications — are shaking up the marriage of storage and compute. Traditional online transaction processing workloads still demand very low latency, typically relying on row-store databases rather than object storage. But for agentic workloads the dominant constraint shifts from speed to storage scale and cost, according to Paul Copplestone ...
Beyond bug detection: Inside the rise of self-fixing developer tools
Artificial intelligence continues to transform the software development lifecycle, with the value of AI for developers becoming a key proving ground. But what happens next is more consequential: By pairing AI with rich production context — from stack traces to user “breadcrumbs” and environment data — tools are starting to move beyond passive observability toward ...
Three insights you may have missed from theCUBE’s coverage of Refresh North America 2025
Artificial intelligence is now the loudest phrase in enterprise software. But AI customer service and employee experience tools might just be the more important ones — because if AI can’t make getting help faster and easier, what is it really for? Look no further than recent data to understand that change in perspective. Freshworks Inc., ...
Lossless or bust: AI networking hits a ‘SONiC’ boom as demand rises
As enterprises race to build high-performance computing clusters to serve expanding artificial intelligence demands, AI networking has evolved from a backend utility into the central nervous system of the modern data center. This resurgence comes with significant engineering hurdles, as the heavy traffic inherent to AI workloads threatens to saturate traditional links. This requires a rethink ...
Three insights you might have missed from theCUBE’s coverage of the ‘Agentic AI Unleashed’ event
Speed, trust and interoperability — artificial intelligence has officially entered its agentic era. While many enterprises still fixate on narrow productivity gains, boardroom discussions are moving toward finding an AI platform that can support agents at scale. Fabrix.ai Inc. has presented a clear vision for this future. The company introduced an operational intelligence platform built ...
Horizon’s 4,000-GPU engine: Science takes a 10x leap with AI supercomputing
As artificial intelligence transforms everything from climate models to drug discovery, AI-accelerated supercomputing is emerging as the new engine of open science — and Horizon is designed to sit at the center of that shift. The rollout of the Horizon system at the Texas Advanced Computing Center represents a definitive shift in the architecture of ...
Amid an agentic shift, QAD focuses on empowered manufacturing talent — theCUBE analysis
Manufacturing workforce transformation through artificial intelligence promises to elevate knowledge workers into strategic decision-makers, yet many enterprises are still early in the evaluation phase and have not moved agentic systems into full production. For QAD Inc., its ambition is focused on decision intelligence that extends AI from basic automation to richer, context-aware support for day-to-day ...