Consolidation up top, constraints underneath: the week the AI stack started looking like industry.
AI Models
+7
Less model drama. More operating reality—agents, evals, sovereignty, cost, and the new security perimeter.
AI strategy
+6
AI is no longer "just models." It's becoming an industrial stack: capital + compute supply chains + product economics + enterprise integrators + regulation as geopolitics. If your AI strategy still treats models as standalone products, you're planning for 2023.
+8
Fragmented governance, frontier agents, and full-stack AI platforms colliding in one week
+10
Microsoft Ignite 2025 marks the end of the AI chat era. The agent era begins with a question enterprises aren't ready to answer: who's managing your autonomous AI workforce?
+9
Microsoft's $10B Sines bet, Bengio's citation milestone, and why Web Summit revealed Europe's AI inflection point
+4
As OpenAI locks $250B in Azure compute and lawmakers move to criminalize unsafe AI, the gap between growth and governance widens. Europe’s constraints may soon become its greatest advantage.
+5
Turning capacity into profit: measuring cost per 1K tokens served.
ROI
Security, alignment, and infrastructure converge into one operational question—how to build responsibly while you scale.
Speculation funds infrastructure. Your job is to turn that runway into policy, telemetry, and compounding advantage.
AI adoption is changing how kids learn, work, and make decisions—with safety and judgment the new frontiers.
What changed, why it matters, and the 3 moves to make before Q2.
Inside Microsoft’s Full-Stack AI
AI Platforms
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Small models finally deliver on the edge computing promise—but governance frameworks are racing to catch up
The shift from reactive AI to proactive intelligence is here
Compare Azure AI Foundry and AWS Bedrock for enterprise AI development. Analysis of features, pricing, security, and which AI platform works best for your organization.
Generative AI