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Why AI agents might not be right for you

There’s no question that 2026 is the year of the artificial intelligence agent. AI agents are remarkably ubiquitous, as people use them to write code, communicate with customers, identify and resolve issues in their information technology environments, and execute complex tasks within …

Agentic workloads break assumptions about software testing. Here’s how to cope

AI By M. TOUHEED5 DAYS AGO

Most traditional enterprise systems were built around three assumptions: Jobs finish quickly, retrying one is free and the same input always produces the same output. Agentic workloads break all three of these expectations, which is why pilots that perform well turn into …

The hidden tax on enterprise AI: Why data architecture is the ROI problem nobody budgeted for

BIG DATA By GAURAV CHAWLA5 DAYS AGO

Many large companies have spent the past few years investing in artificial intelligence infrastructure, software and implementation. Boards approved the plans. Finance built the business cases. Procurement negotiated for computing capacity. One question remained. How would they manage the data underneath those …

Closing the gap between your AI eyes and stomach at HumanX

AI By JASON BLOOMBERG3 WEEKS AGO

Fresh off my jaunt to AGNTCon + MCPCon Europe last week, I headed back to Amsterdam for the first European installment of the artificial intelligence-focused HumanX conference so I could meet with another round of AI startups. As always, my goal was …

Agents expose the limitations of trust

AI By RENEE DAVIS3 WEEKS AGO

Enterprise computing has long depended on chains of trust. Organizations trust their cloud providers, software vendors, identity systems and administrators to operate as designed. That model has worked because humans have remained the ultimate decision-makers. Agentic artificial intelligence changes that equation. Autonomous …

Pacing AI won’t solve the governance gap

AI By EMRE KAZIM4 WEEKS AGO

In May 1972, Richard Nixon and Leonid Brezhnev signed the agreements known as SALT I after years of negotiations over weapons capable of destroying both countries. Even with mutual annihilation as an incentive to cooperate, neither side would accept the other’s word …

Dynamic model routing will follow the path blazed by software-defined wide-area networks

INFRA By LEE PETERSON4 WEEKS AGO

Stripe Inc.’s planned acquisition of OpenRouter Inc. put a spotlight on dynamic model routing. Information technology organizations need to understand what dynamic model routing is all about, as it will have significant impacts on cost, quality and performance as artificial intelligence permeates …

Why AI inference must become a commodity

AI By MARSHALL CHOY4 WEEKS AGO

The future of artificial intelligence inference isn’t premium; it’s ubiquitous and commoditized. That may sound odd coming from someone in the AI semiconductor business. Conventional wisdom suggests commoditization destroys value, so if AI inference were to become inexpensive and widely available, the …

At AGNTCon Europe, ensuring AI agents don’t kill us all

AI By JASON BLOOMBERG4 WEEKS AGO

At this past week’s AGNTCon + MCPCon Europe 2026 conference in Amsterdam, the buzz around agentic artificial intelligence was palpable – but nobody was particularly worried that AI was going to kill us all. The frontier model vendors – none of which …

Salesforce after Dreamforce: How the CRM giant can grow beyond its own interface

AI By DAVE VELLANTE AND GEORGE GILBERT4 WEEKS AGO

Salesforce Inc.’s next growth opportunity just may come from customers spending less time in its interface, and having artificial intelligence agents do more of the work. Coming out of the customer relationship management company’s Dreamforce 2026 this week in San Francisco, we …

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Why AI agents might not be right for you

Agentic workloads break assumptions about software testing. Here’s how to cope

The hidden tax on enterprise AI: Why data architecture is the ROI problem nobody budgeted for

Closing the gap between your AI eyes and stomach at HumanX

Agents expose the limitations of trust

Pacing AI won’t solve the governance gap

Dynamic model routing will follow the path blazed by software-defined wide-area networks

Why AI inference must become a commodity

At AGNTCon Europe, ensuring AI agents don’t kill us all

Salesforce after Dreamforce: How the CRM giant can grow beyond its own interface

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