GPU Scarcity Is Driving AI Infrastructure Overprovisioning | TFiR
GPU scarcity is driving AI infrastructure overprovisioning. Dirk Alshuth of emma explains how professional services match ...
Why Enterprise AI Stalls — And How Rackspace Is Fixing It With Palantir, Uniphore, and Forward-Deployed Engineers | TFiR
Rackspace SVP Joe Vito breaks down why enterprise AI stalls at the pilot stage and how Rackspace's ...
The AI Market Looks Nothing Like the Narrative: Runpod CTO Brennen Smith on What’s Actually Running in Production | TFiR
Runpod CTO Brennen Smith breaks down the company's 2026 State of AI Report — covering open-source model ...
AI Data Sovereignty Isn’t a Cloud Problem — Rob Hirschfeld of RackN | TFiR
RackN CEO Rob Hirschfeld reframes the AI data privacy debate — arguing that enterprises are applying cloud-era ...
AIOps Is the Real Bottleneck: What IREN’s $625M Mirantis Acquisition Means for Platform Engineers | TFiR
IREN's $625M acquisition of Mirantis pairs GPU-scale infrastructure with open-source AI orchestration. SVP Dominic Wilde explains what ...
AI Agents Are Shipping Code 100X Faster—But Without Governance, You’re Just Shipping Risk | Jill Adams, Copado
AI agents are generating code 100X faster than humans, but traditional DevOps pipelines weren't built for agent-driven ...
Enterprise AI Agents Are Failing — Airbyte’s Michel Tricot Says Fix the Data Layer, Not the Model | TFiR
Michel Tricot, Co-Founder and CEO of Airbyte, explains why enterprise AI agents fail because of fragmented data ...
The AI Network Wall: Why You’re Wasting Billions on Idle GPUs | Drew Perkins & Omar Hassen, Eridu | TFiR
AI data centers are burning through billions in GPU investments, but legacy networking is throttling performance. Eridu ...
AI Writes Code, But Who’s Managing the Infrastructure? GitOps Has the Answer | Hong Wang, Akuity
Hong Wang of Akuity explains how GitOps infrastructure-as-code stored in Git creates a natural pathway for ...
Zero-Day Threats Don’t Wait for Antivirus: AI Predicts Malware Before Execution | Dr. Aqib Rashid, Glasswall | TFiR
Traditional antivirus operates after execution. Sandboxing is slow and expensive. Zero-day threats exploit this gap. Glasswall Foresight ...