The AI Bottleneck Has Moved to Inference, and Enterprise Adoption Plans Are About to Get Repriced
We read the latest report about Google supposedly struggling to meet Meta’s demand for Gemini inference capacity and we don’t treat it as a Big Tech capacity whodunnit.
Enterprise AI Adoption Doubles in 2026, But the Winners Are the Firms Killing Pilots Fast
We keep seeing headlines celebrating that “enterprise AI adoption” has climbed to 24% in 2026—roughly double the prior year.
The Enterprise AI Security Gap Is Now a Board-Level Execution Problem
We have a problem of arithmetic masquerading as progress. Check Point’s 2026 Cloud Security Report says 77% of organisations have updated their security strategies for AI, yet only 26% can enforce those strategies.
IBM’s ‘Control Gap’ Warning Is the Enterprise AI Adoption Story Executives Can’t Ignore
We’ve seen enterprise AI spending accelerate for long enough that the conversation has quietly changed: it’s no longer “can we deploy?” but “who exactly is on the hook when the system behaves like a stranger?”.
The Enterprise AI Security Gap Is No Longer a Policy Problem — It’s an Execution Failure
Check Point’s 2026 Cloud Security Report is being treated like another set of cloud security statistics.
Why Finance is Winning the Generative AI Arms Race
What we are seeing in the market is a fundamental misallocation of attention.
The $2.3B Reality Check: Why TCS’s AI Revenue Proof Matters for Your Roadmap
When Tata Consultancy Services recently reported surpassing $2.3 billion in annualised revenue tied directly to artificial intelligence, the broader financial press reacted with predictable enthusiasm.