Budgets, unit economics and the P&L side of AI. AI Business coverage from Fathom Tech.
Smaller AI infrastructure providers are increasingly relying on hardware partner support to keep their GPU clusters operational and profitable after launch, with managed services becoming a key differentiator in the competitive neocloud market.
Companies are discovering that deploying AI tools in isolation—without overhauling the business processes around them—delivers disappointing returns. The gap between hype and reality is what some call AI's "valley of despair."
At Gartner's IT Symposium in Orlando, enterprise executives grapple with security gaps, runaway systems and accountability voids as AI adoption accelerates across their organizations.
At Zoomtopia 2026, Zoom unveiled a strategic shift positioning itself as an artificial intelligence data platform built on conversational intelligence rather than video communications alone.
As enterprises move AI agents from pilots into production, Cloudera is demonstrating how its hybrid infrastructure strategy can manage data governance and security across cloud and on-premises systems. TheCUBE will cover the company's latest capabilities at EVOLVE26 on October 27.