As hyperscalers dominate AI compute, a Finnish upstart running on clean Nordic energy is making a case that sovereign, sustainable infrastructure can compete.
Google came to Las Vegas with a clear message: the time for general-purpose AI infrastructure has passed. From specialized silicon to a new cross-cloud data layer, the company is moving in a new direction.
With NKP Metal, the hybrid cloud company is extending its automation and enterprise data services to physical infrastructure — targeting the AI training and edge workloads that demand raw hardware performance.
As organizations ship AI-powered features faster than security teams can track them, the two companies are offering a unified way to discover, map, and protect every AI endpoint across an enterprise.
The hybrid cloud giant is expanding its agentic AI software stack to help a new breed of GPU-powered cloud providers serve enterprise customers at scale.
With legacy VPNs straining under agentic AI, Cloudflare is introducing a secure networking fabric built for a world where software agents need access to.
The partnership offers a joint answer to one of enterprise IT's most persistent headaches — modernizing virtualized infrastructure without ripping everything out and starting over.
From sandboxed code execution to Git-compatible storage, the company is positioning itself as the default infrastructure layer for a world where every user runs dozens of autonomous agents.
The partnership promises to cut multiday infrastructure coordination down to minutes — and gives enterprise database teams a unified, policy-driven alternative to manual workflows.
