Artificial intelligence (AI) is a branch of computer science that builds systems capable of performing tasks associated with human cognitive functions, and it matters in enterprise contexts because it supports automation, analytics, and decision support across applications, data platforms, and operations.
New LSO API standards, IP and Carrier Ethernet schemas, and MCP-enabled resources empower providers to automate and scale digital services across interconnected AI-driven ecosystems LOS ANGELES, March 24, 2026 – Mplify, a global alliance of network, cloud, cybersecurity, and enterprise organizations working together to accelerate the AI-powered digital economy, today announced the availability of the Kylie SDK release, introducing Model Context Protocol... Read More
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Following GTC 2026, Dell’Oro’s Alex Cordovil highlights AI factories, power constraints, and rising infrastructure complexity reshaping DCPI as operators scale next-generation AI deployments. Learn more:
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Snyk announced Agent Security and general availability of Evo AI-SPM, describing a governance layer for autonomous AI agents from introduction to production. The platform includes discovery, risk intelligence, and policy agents, plus CI/CD enforcement and runtime testing features, with early customer reporting from WEX.
Cribl announced background detection for Cribl Guard to continuously scan in-flight logs, traces, and events for new patterns of PII, secrets, and regulated data that static rules miss. The AI model runs inside Cribl Workers, with findings surfaced in the Cribl interface and convertible into Guard rules for downstream protection.
Cycode announced its Agentic Development Security Platform for an agentic development lifecycle. The platform adds orchestration via Cycode Maestro, real-time guardrails for AI agents and code outputs, AI governance for shadow AI and policies, and AI-specific risk detection aligned to OWASP LLM guidance, positioned for enterprise use.