Thoughts of 2026-03-20
AI is pushing AWS towards a $600bn decade-scale ambition while most finance teams still cannot predict cloud spend with confidence. That gap is where AI strategies fail. …
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AI is pushing AWS towards a $600bn decade-scale ambition while most finance teams still cannot predict cloud spend with confidence. That gap is where AI strategies fail. …
Using style guides to help AI write more like you
Tech Show London 2026 revealed a different side of IT. Much of the floor space focused on data centre infrastructure, with DevOps, AI and security playing smaller roles. …
AI feels helpful when you are thinking—but that is the trap.
AI costs are splitting in two directions. Microsoft is cutting cloud prices while GPU and inference bills explode. This article shows why “AI infrastructure” is no longer …
• Same AI, opposite outcomes: Palantir surges, software stocks crash. • The difference is context. • AI rewards vendors embedded in unique, defensible data and workflows. …
AI does not remove work; it multiplies it. When output becomes cheap, volume explodes. Without leadership deciding what “enough” looks like, optimisation just accelerates …
The AI spend surge is colliding with financial reality. Cloud is now a major operating cost, forecast variance is rising, and CFOs are taking ownership. AI unit economics …
Agents need a policy. Don’t reinvent governance. Apply what you already do with people: review, limit, escalate, grow trust. Reality begins not when the model speaks, but …
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