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Meta's enterprise AI push raises bigger questions for CIOs (opens the original)
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CIOs expect new enterprise AI entrants to establish trust, not just provide better capabilities. Meta is making a significant shift in where it sees its AI business growing: beyond the consumers who use its apps and into the enterprises that run their businesses on third-party software. Meta Enterprise Platform, introduced Monday, brings its AI models, agents and developer tools together for businesses and developers. The company also hired former MongoDB CEO Chirantan "CJ" Desai, who has a back
The week of Sept. 21-25: What happened, what matters, what's next (opens the original)
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Oracle issues force majeure notice for Project Jupiter; Akamai and Anthropic commit billions to AI infrastructure; OpenAI calls for international AI technical standards. AI infrastructure hit several new pressure points this week, giving CIOs a closer look at the practical constraints that can affect how quickly new computing capacity comes online. It also highlighted the evolving standards that could shape how advanced AI systems are evaluated and managed. Oracle's massive OpenAI data center pr
Apple's new Macs challenge the cloud economics of AI (opens the original)
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Apple's high-end Macs give CIOs another way to run AI workloads, raising the question: Which compute should enterprises own? Apple is making an old enterprise IT question newly relevant: When does it make more sense to own the infrastructure than pay someone else to run it? The company began selling its latest Mac mini and Mac Studio this week, with high-end configurations aimed at demanding AI workloads — and enterprise customers. Apple has demonstrated four Mac Studios running a trillion-param
The week of Sept. 14-18: What happened, what matters, what's next (opens the original)
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Microsoft proposes an AI code of conduct; the AI Energy Management Alliance aims to expand data grid capacity; Salesforce outage reveals dependency risks. As enterprises expand their use of increasingly powerful technology, IT leaders must navigate a series of constraints that extend beyond the systems themselves. This week's news highlighted several of those challenges, from the power needed to support growing computing demand to questions about who controls AI systems and how much organization
AI panic is giving CIOs a new confidence problem (opens the original)
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As AI vendors debate the safety of frontier models, IT leaders must find a way to build organizational confidence in their own enterprise deployments. After years of exciting new launches and rollouts, AI's biggest names are now publicly arguing over whether the technology is moving too fast. Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei has called for slowing frontier AI development , while OpenAI has backed stronger safety measures. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg have separately pushed back
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