Organizations are moving AI from isolated tasks into everyday operations. A tool that started out drafting emails or summarizing documents may soon be asked to search internal files, retrieve customer information, prepare transactions, route requests, or update records.
Colin Levy //
18 Sep 2026
There is a disconnect happening with AI that cannot be ignored. A model can retrieve information, summarize it, or generate an answer, but it cannot determine whether the answer reflects how the business works or if it's truly correct. The limitation is not model intelligence but missing context. Using connected data, semantic relationships, and graph-based retrieval improves AI reasoning, contextual understanding, and decision making.
Stephanie Simone //
08 Oct 2026
The intricacies of the time-honored question of whether to build or buy take on new dimensions when it comes to enterprise AI. Organizations must not only account for traditional considerations like cost, time-to-market, and proof of concepts but also for those that are unique to advanced machine learning and language model deployments.
Jelani Harper //
08 Jun 2026
For the last 40 years, the history of enterprise software has been a history of translation. Business leaders had intent; engineers had the syntax. The gap between them was bridged by requirement documents, product managers, Jira tickets, and the inevitable friction of misinterpretation.
Daniel W. Rasmus //
27 Mar 2026
Zayo, a leading digital infrastructure provider, announced it is delivering critical network capacity to power today's AI ecosystem and accelerate the next generation of AI innovation with NVIDIA AI infrastructure.
Stephanie Simone //
06 Aug 2026
Flex and Cerebras Systems Inc. are expanding their manufacturing partnership to scale production of the Cerebras CS-3, one of the world's most advanced AI accelerator systems, at Flex manufacturing facilities in Milpitas, California.
Stephanie Simone //
14 Jul 2026
Nile, a pioneer in secure and autonomous networking-as-a-service (NaaS), announced that Glean—the Enterprise AI platform helping organizations find, create, and automate knowledge across the enterprise—is using Nile's Network-as-a-Service (NaaS) platform to support its rapid growth, AI-driven operations, and commitment to delivering exceptional employee experiences.
Stephanie Simone //
22 Jun 2026