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The article focuses on the transition from GPU-centric computing to a systems era driven by autonomous agents, alongside concerns regarding enterprise security guardrails and the financial sustainability of neocloud providers like CoreWeave. It highlights how these shifts are fundamentally altering IT infrastructure strategies and data sovereignty efforts within the AI industry.

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On theCUBE Pod: Agents reshape enterprise systems, and CoreWeave keeps rising

SiliconANGLESeptember 28, 20266 min read

As artificial intelligence matures, the security guardrails — and the computer system itself — are changing. This week, the conversation centered around agents going rogue. Better guardrails are needed, many argue, but that hasn’t slowed down the roll out of new AI models from the biggest players in the game. Looking further ahead, John Furrier […] The post On theCUBE Pod: Agents reshape enterprise systems, and CoreWeave keeps rising appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

As artificial intelligence matures, the security guardrails — and the computer system itself — are changing. This week, the conversation centered around agents going rogue. Better guardrails are needed, many argue, but that hasn’t slowed down the roll out of new AI models from the biggest players in the game. Looking further ahead, John Furrier (pictured left), executive analyst for theCUBE Research, sees AI precipitating a fundamental shift in how enterprises build computer systems. “The semiconductor activity has really shifted,” he said. “The game has changed. The GPU era is over. Now we’re in the systems era … but what’s interesting is all the…

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