Most security teams already have a breach clock memorized. GDPR gives you 72 hours. SEC rules give public companies four business days after determining an incident is material. Those numbers get built into incident response runbooks, tabletop exercises and escalation paths, because the clock starts the moment the team confirms something happened. Article 73 of…
DetailsAsk IT leaders what sovereign AI is, and you’ll get a wide range of answers. Some will even struggle to define the term. Sovereign AI is an emerging concept focusing on giving organizations — or countries —control over how they develop, deploy, and govern the technology, often using in-house talent, data, and infrastructure. But only…
DetailsFor the first three years of the generative AI wave, the output of a model was a string. You called an API, you got tokens back, you rendered them in a chat window or wrote them to a row in Postgres. The economics of that pipeline were dominated by inference cost. Storage was a rounding…
DetailsLead times of nine to 12 or even 18 months. Costs rising by 35%, 45%, even 50% to 200%. More than halfway through 2026, the market for IT infrastructure that’s crucial for enterprise projects, including those involving artificial intelligence, is strapped. Memory is at the root of the shortages. Memory prices “have risen by 50%…
DetailsBusinesses received a staggering amount of cyberattacks in June, according to Check Point, showing a rise of 20% over the previous 12 months. The breakout of AI agents from OpenAI in July to hack into the Hugging Face website, and subsequent similar events from Anthropic and Meta, indicate agentic-powered attacks will explode over the coming…
DetailsSalesforce is updating some of the editions, or pricing tiers, of Agentforce Sales and Agentforce Service, a year after their rebrand from Sales Cloud and Service Cloud. The top three now bundle AI agents, analytics, Slack, security, and support with larger allocations of Flex Credits; two of the tiers are also increasing in price. The…
DetailsAt CIO100 in Frisco, Texas, roughly 100 rising technology leaders sat down for our “Next CIO” session. The group was asked to reflect on a single question: Are you ready to take on the role of CIO? Using the CIO Readiness Framework that we have developed and refined over years of advisory work, we asked…
DetailsSome of the most impactful engineering breakthroughs likely make for very boring marketing demos. Over several decades spent leading development teams, I have seen firsthand how tempting it is to focus engineering efforts on highly visible, flashy new features. I’ve known many developers who get bogged down by the pressure to package every software update…
DetailsIn the summer of 2024, JPMorgan Chase deployed its internal AI platform LLM Suite, launching it very differently than most do: The company didn’t force anyone to use it. When LLM Suite arrived at its first major division, asset and wealth management, employees were asked to think of it as a research analyst: someone to ask for data, a draft, or…
DetailsA few weeks ago, in these pages I argued that AI is repricing enterprise software faster than most vendors want to admit. Since then, the sharpest pushback I have gotten from peer CIOs has not been about the pricing thesis. It has been about the leaders navigating it. What does this shift actually ask of…
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