… Get your Disrupt ticket to see where infrastructure innovations are becoming the next competitive advantage. AI in the Real World Stage: Where AI has to work Once AI enters physical systems, reliability becomes a business issue, not just a technical one. …
… "The standard of proof must rise with the claim," he told TechCrunch. While Krutrim shifts toward cloud infrastructure, rivals such as Sarvam have continued to release new AI models and sign partnerships, including a recent one with space-tech firm Pixxel to develop an AI-driven orbital data center. …
… Infrastructure strain. Compliance exposure. Organizational trust. An AI product can perform exceptionally well in a controlled environment and still fail commercially if its deployment creates instability within the business. …
… That shift will loom large at VivaTech 2026 , which has increasingly become a showcase for Europe’s growing enterprise AI ambitions. The AI industry’s next challenge For many enterprises, the first wave of AI adoption was relatively experimental. …
… At launch, OpenSearch Serverless will integrate natively with AI development platforms like Vercel and Kiro, so developers can deploy production-ready search and vector backends for agents without managing infrastructure. The shift is emerging across the cloud industry. …
… Listen to the full episode to hear about: OpenAI’s $122 billion fundraise and what its near-trillion-dollar valuation says about expectations for AI. Whoop’s $575 million raise and the shift toward “wearables 2.0” and what happens to all that data . …
… The historical parallel he reaches for is instructive. “If you look at the web era, the infrastructure companies were Microsoft, Cisco, Oracle, Northern Telecom, Lucent, Akamai, Equinix,” he told TechCrunch. “A lot of those companies survived for a period of time but aren’t worth a lot today.” The … …
… AI companies continue racing to release increasingly powerful models, European policymakers have focused heavily on regulation, transparency, privacy, and infrastructure independence. Critics might claim this approach restrains innovation. …
… France has aggressively invested in artificial intelligence research and infrastructure, with startups like Mistral AI helping Europe become a legitimate force in the global AI race. …
… Coralogix did not raise because it needed additional runway, Assaraf said, adding that the funding would be used to accelerate investment in AI-focused products, security offerings and global expansion. “In the AI era, execution and speed matter more than any point-in-time valuation,” he said. “We … …