Futurum Group, Wednesday, August 19th, 2026
The 1.6TbE Transition Will Reshape Data Center Architecture From the Ground Up
Futurum's Tom Hollingsworth argues 1.6 Terabit Ethernet forces simultaneous rethinking of topology, power and cooling.
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Vol 341 · Issue 3
Futurum Group — Archive · Vol 341 Issue 3
6 articles that week
Futurum Group, Tuesday, August 18th, 2026
Runaway Token Costs Are Killing the Frontier AI Monolith
Futurum argues enterprises are shifting from costly cloud AI APIs to localized, quantized open-weights models.
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Fragmented Multi-Cloud Visibility Is a Financial Risk, Not Just an Ops Problem
Futurum argues fragmented observability inflates MTTR and hides cloud spend until an outage or budget shock exposes it.
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AWS and the End of the Naive Agent: Collapsing the Semantic Divide
Futurum analyzes AWS Context and Context Ontology as a governed knowledge graph that ends the semantically naive agent.
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The Pricing Split: Why Core Software and AI Can't Share One Commercial Model
Futurum finds buyers reject per-seat pricing for core software but demand it for AI, forcing vendors to split architectures.
more → Futurum Group, Saturday, August 15th, 2026
Is the Rise of Agentic AI Threatening Cybersecurity Readiness?
Futurum argues Taiwan's confirmed near-autonomous AI attack moves agentic threats from theoretical to operational.
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