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Meta debuts internally developed AI chips for inference workloads

By Maria Deutscher Mar 11, 2026

Meta Platforms Inc. today revealed that it has designed foour custom chips to power its internal artificial intelligence workloads. The company last provided an update about its processor development efforts in 2024. In April…

AI

Zendesk announces deal to acquire customer support AI startup Forethought

By Duncan Riley Mar 11, 2026

Customer service and sales software provider Zendesk Inc. today announced that it plans to acquire artificial intelligence software for customer support teams startup Forethought Technologies Inc. for an undisclosed price. Founded in 2017, Forethought offers AI…

Security

Cybersecurity startup Kai raises $125M to build agent-driven AI security platform

By Duncan Riley Mar 11, 2026

Cybersecurity startup Kai Cyber Inc. today launched with an announcement that it has raised $125 million in new funding to develop and scale up its platform. Founded in 2025 by Galina Antova, a co-founder…

AI

The convergence crisis: Why AI adoption demands a new architectural blueprint

By Zeus Kerravala Mar 11, 2026

Enterprises are currently fighting a two-front war. On one side, there is an aggressive push toward AI adoption; on the other, an infrastructure landscape so fractured across edge, cloud and on-premises sites that scaling…

Cloud

Nvidia invests $2B in AI cloud operator Nebius

By Maria Deutscher Mar 11, 2026

Nvidia Corp. today announced plans to invest $2 billion in Nebius Group NV, a Dutch cloud provider that specializes in artificial intelligence workloads. The capital will help the company expand its data center infrastructure.…

AI

Four insights you may have missed from theCUBE’s coverage of MWC Barcelona

By Victoria Gayton Mar 11, 2026

Modern artificial intelligence’s requirements highlight a significant gap between the locations where intelligence must be applied and the places where existing infrastructure was originally designed to support it. As inference workloads multiply and agentic…

AI

Databricks launches data engineering copilot and acquires agent evaluation startup Quotient AI

By Paul Gillin Mar 11, 2026

Databricks Inc. today introduced Genie Code, an artificial intelligence agent designed to automate complex data engineering and analytics tasks. The move extends the rapid evolution of agents from software engineering into enterprise data workflows.…

AI

What to expect at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon EU: Join theCUBE March 24–26

By Victoria Gayton Mar 11, 2026

The enterprise AI story of 2026 isn’t about who’s experimenting anymore. Across cloud-native AI environments, the infrastructure question has shifted from whether AI can run on Kubernetes to whether it can run repeatably and…

Infra

Observability rises as AI factories push infrastructure limits

By Chad Wilson Mar 11, 2026

Observability is becoming the control system for the complex infrastructure powering modern digital services and AI workloads. As enterprises move from AI experimentation to large-scale deployment, the operational challenge of keeping those systems reliable…

AI

Scaling AI agents in production — how HCLTech and Google Cloud are driving enterprise adoption

By Chad Wilson Mar 11, 2026

The agentic journey is entering a new phase — one focused on proving value at scale. Enterprises are shifting away from AI experiments that showcase potential without financial accountability. The focus now is stack…

the latest

Meta debuts internally developed AI chips for inference workloads

Zendesk announces deal to acquire customer support AI startup Forethought

Cybersecurity startup Kai raises $125M to build agent-driven AI security platform

The convergence crisis: Why AI adoption demands a new architectural blueprint

Nvidia invests $2B in AI cloud operator Nebius

Four insights you may have missed from theCUBE’s coverage of MWC Barcelona

Databricks launches data engineering copilot and acquires agent evaluation startup Quotient AI

Observability rises as AI factories push infrastructure limits

Scaling AI agents in production — how HCLTech and Google Cloud are driving enterprise adoption

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