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AI Agent Builder Summit preview: Preparing business for the era of intelligent digital coworkers
Deloitte will showcase its innovative approaches and thought leadership during theCUBE Research’s AI Agent Builder Summit on April 16, highlighting key insights into developing and deploying agentic AI solutions. As businesses grapple with the complexities of growing and scaling operations, AI-driven digital workers are rapidly becoming integral to strategies aimed at achieving significant cost reductions and higher-value ...
AI Agent Builder Summit preview: How agentic AI is transforming software engineering
Ascendion Inc. will be prominently featured at theCUBE Research’s AI Agent Builder Summit, highlighting its innovative approach to agentic AI and intelligent software engineering platforms. Enterprise digital transformation is accelerating, driven by the rapid evolution from AI assistants to more sophisticated AI agents. Businesses are increasingly leveraging agentic AI to modernize legacy systems, enhance operational ...
AI Agent Builder Summit preview: From coding to composability – the rise of agentic AI
AgilePoint Inc., a premier sponsor of the AI Agent Builder Summit hosted by theCUBE Research, is at the forefront of empowering businesses to swiftly operationalize robust, agentic workflows across various vendors and platforms. The rapidly evolving field of agentic AI is driving a paradigm shift in how enterprises approach automation and orchestration. At the heart ...
AI Agent Builder Summit preview: Why AI agents are the future of enterprise automation
Sema4.ai Inc., a premier sponsor of the AI Agent Builder Summit hosted by theCUBE, is shaping the future of enterprise productivity with advanced AI agents. Enterprise AI agents are swiftly emerging as essential tools for transforming business processes, driving unprecedented productivity and innovation. The core technology behind these agents simplifies the automation of complex tasks ...
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The efficiency trap: Why obsessing over AI productivity will destroy your engineering culture
The myth of AI-driven engineering productivity Artificial intelligence is everywhere in software development. From GitHub Copilot to Claude Code, companies are integrating AI into their engineering workflows at breakneck speed. The promise? Faster code delivery, fewer bottlenecks and higher productivity. But this industrial-era obsession with efficiency fundamentally misunderstands the nature of software engineering. At the ...
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Mapping Jensen’s world: Forecasting AI in cloud, enterprise and robotics
We are in the midst of a fundamental transformation of computing architectures. We’re moving from a world where we create data, store it, retrieve it, harmonize it and present it, so that we can make better decisions, to a world that creates content from knowledge using tokens as a new unit of value; and increasingly ...
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KubeCon London: Europe takes the cloud-native reins
The Cloud Native Computing Foundation’s flagship KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 2025 event in London was the biggest KubeCon ever, exceeding the largest U.S.-based shows for the first time. The excitement over all things cloud native in Europe, however, extended beyond the technology to the geopolitical landscape and how it’s affecting the European software industry – ...
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Security do-over: How Palo Alto Networks sees the reset
Automation generally, and artificial intelligence specifically, render today’s cybersecurity stacks ineffective. Previously, stopping 99% of attacks and leaving the 1% for armed human hunters to deal with was, if not ideal, at least feasible. With AI, that all goes away because adversaries can scale up phishing and other attacks at unprecedented rates, which overwhelms the ...
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AI’s existential risks: Separating hype from reality
In “2001: A Space Odyssey,” the HAL 9000 was built to be infallible. Instead, it became dangerously misaligned with its human operators: It prioritized its survival over the humans’ safety. Though today’s artificial intelligence systems aren’t sentient, the concerns underlying HAL’s fictional rebellion — AI misalignment, loss of control and unintended consequences — are at the ...
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Quantum networking and its implications for multicloud security
In the not-too-distant future, data won’t just be communicated in ones and zeroes, but instead, it will be transmitted via particles that can exist in multiple states at once — where the very laws of physics guard your information. This isn’t sci-fi. It’s the promise of quantum networking, and it’s on the horizon. Quantum networking ...