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Every year the artificial intelligence industry gathers at Nvidia Corp.’s GPU Technology Conference expecting to see faster graphics processing units, bigger models and the next wave of AI software innovation. And yes, that will all be there. But if you’ve been watching …
Figma’s orchestration bet: Why MCP network effects redefine software defensibility
Wall Street just repriced software-as-a-service. Again. Security stocks sold off after Anthropic PBC launched Claude Code Security. Investors reacted the way they’ve reacted all year: assuming artificial intelligence collapses categories, compresses multiples, ask questions later. CrowdStrike Holdings Inc., Cloudflare Inc. and others …
The memory supercycle is here — and the AI funding frenzy is pouring fuel on it
It’s another week in which the funding frenzy in artificial intelligence continues unabated, as World Labs Inc. and Ineffable Intelligence Inc. each raised $1 billion — the latter even before it has a product. OpenAI Group PBC is reportedly raising $100 billion …
The $380B orchestration bet: Understanding the ‘coding wedge’ as AI labs move beyond the model layer
Wall Street blinked — and $285 billion vanished. Not because revenue collapsed. Not because guidance cratered. But because a handful of artificial intelligence labs signaled, unmistakably, that they’re no longer content supplying models to software-as-a-service companies. They want the whole stack. What …
The SaaSpocalypse mispricing: Why markets are getting the AI-software shakeout wrong
Everyone’s suddenly talking about a “SaaSpocalypse,” but that framing of artificial intelligence disrupting software-as-a-service misses the point. What’s playing out isn’t collapse, it’s a reshuffle — AI is changing how work gets done, and investors are struggling to separate real disruption from …
Retail 2026: When AI becomes the operating system
As the National Retail Federation’s annual conference takes over New York this week, the conversations we’re having across SiliconANGLE, theCUBE, theCUBE Research and NYSE Wired all point to the same conclusion: Retail is entering a once-in-a-generation transformation. The signals are everywhere — …
Seeking the Holy Grail: Why AI performance is now a systems problem
A recent independent study conducted by SiliconData reveals key architecture points for the next generation of artificial intelligence infrastructure. The most important takeaway from a recent independent performance study analyzed by theCUBE Research and the NYSE Wired team is it’s not about any single …
Nvidia and the AI factory era: What we’ve been watching all along
For the last several years on theCUBE, I’ve been using a phrase that at first sounded abstract and now feels obvious: AI factories. Not data centers. Not GPU clusters. Factories. At the time, it was shorthand for something deeper: a shift from …
Nvidia at CES: Alpamayo signals the real arrival of physical AI
At CES 2026, Nvidia Corp. announced Alpamayo, a new open family of AI models, simulation tools and datasets aimed at one of the hardest problems in technology: making autonomous vehicles safe in the real world, not just in demos. On the surface, …
Exclusive: AWS CEO Matt Garman declares a new era: Agents are the new cloud
After 13 years covering Amazon Web Services Inc. up close — including watching more than a decade of reinvention from the front row — I’ve learned to feel when the ground is shifting. And this year, that feeling is unmistakable. AWS re:Invent …