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Zayo’s DynamicLink Brings Cloud-Like Consumption to Enterprise Networks

As enterprises accelerate their AI initiatives and embrace increasingly distributed architectures, the network is shifting from background utility to strategic enabler. theCUBE Research data shows that 93% of organizations now view the network as more important to achieving business goals than it was just two years ago. Against this backdrop, Zayo is aiming to make […]

The Agentic AI Masquerade: How to Tell What’s Real vs. Marketing

The industry is racing to claim “agentic AI,” but the reality looks very different. Scott Hebner and David Linthicum reveal why only 17% of enterprises are actually building real AI agents, what distinguishes assistants from agents, and why reasoning—not prompting—defines the next frontier of autonomous intelligence.

298 | Breaking Analysis | Resetting GPU Depreciation — Why AI Factories Bend, But Don’t Break, Useful Life Assumptions

In January 2020, Amazon changed the depreciation schedule for its server assets, from three years to four years. This accounting move was implemented because Amazon found that it was able to extend the useful life of its servers beyond three years. Moore’s Law was waning and at Amazon’s scale, it was able to serve a diverse set of use cases, thereby squeezing more value out of its EC2 assets for a longer period of time. Other hyperscalers followed suit and today, the big three all assume six year depreciation schedules for server assets. 

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