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  1. APR 25

    Google’s Agent Platform Takes Pole Position but Work Remains

    Breaking Analysis with Dave Vellante and George Gilbert

    45 min

  2. APR 18

    As AI Powers Google, What’s Next for Google Cloud

    The agentic era is forcing a reset in enterprise architecture. Agents taking action go far beyond just analyzing data living in lakehouses. Agents acting on behalf of humans, continuously, at machine scale bring new architectural requirements to the enterprise. The so-called “modern data stack” as most organizations know it, has become a sort of “new legacy.” No longer can organizations rely on stitched-together systems, fragmented governance, batch pipelines, and historical security boundaries. As we move from human-scale dashboards to agent-scale execution, fragmentation becomes an operational and compliance risk. This is where we believe Google has an underappreciated advantage. Our research indicates the winning architectures in the agentic era will be the ones that operate as a coherent, end-to-end system — where the model, the cognitive engine, and the infrastructure are tightly integrated and share a single trusted boundary, consistent security controls, and an efficient cost structure that can generate tokens in volume but doesn’t collapse under thousands of agent interactions per minute. This is the premise behind our Google thesis. We believe Google is in a strong position to build on decades of infrastructure and data excellence and push toward an AI powered cloud that goes beyond a reactive system of intelligence to one that takes action at scale. Essentially we see Google as one of the companies best positioned to execute on our vision of delivering a real-time digital representation of an enterprise. One that blends the power of generative AI with trusted and consistent determinism to deliver real time actions that leverage both structured and unstructured and can execute transactions as scale.

    29 min

  3. MAR 28

    The Agentic Gap: Vendors Sprint, Enterprises Crawl

    Geopolitical dislocations are ripping through the stock market and are filtering down to IT budgets in the form of increased uncertainty. It seems that every quarter of budget optimism is followed with some external event that causes organizations to tighten their belts. Specifically, we’ve seen the increased momentum in January CIO sentiment on spending, pull back as war, oil prices, the threat of inflation and even the prospect of Fed tightening now loom larger. While big tech players continue to spend massively on CAPEX, and the genuine enthusiasm from this month’s Nvidia GTC and RSAC events is still being felt, mainstream enterprises are once again expressing caution in their spending intentions. In addition to economic and world affairs, AI success still eludes most mainstream organizations. Our observation is the tech industry is in the third inning of the AI wave, which started in earnest mid last decade with Deep Mind and other significant research milestones that led to the ChatGPT and subsequent moments like Claude Code and OpenClaw. Yet organizations are still in the first inning. The data suggests that while virtually all firms are leaning into AI, those realizing ROI at scale remain the minority. While leading thinkers like Jensen Huang advise not focusing on ROI and letting innovation flourish irrespective of hard dollar returns, the reality is in the land of enterprise customers, tangible returns and risk management remain key governors of spending.

    24 min

  4. MAR 21

    RSAC 2026 preview: AI hype meets operating model reality

    We know that RSAC 2026 will be an AI-heavy show. While we are going to hear the “AI will change everything” narrative, our premise is that security leaders are being asked to operationalize AI in an environment where complexity is rising faster than control. Organizations are still struggling to consolidate the sprawl of tools in their security stacks, and at the same time apply zero trust principles. To avoid AI becoming yet another layer, organizations must tie AI to clear outcomes and integrate intelligence into operating processes.

    43 min

  5. MAR 7

    AI factories move out- Why the edge becomes hyperconverged

    Dave Vellante is joined by John Furrier from theCUBE's set at MWC 26 Barcelona in Barcelona, Spain for this weeks Breaking Analysis

    35 min

  6. FEB 28

    Nadella’s sacrifice: Why agents threaten Office & how Microsoft responds

    Breaking Analysis with Dave Vellante

    41 min

  7. FEB 14

    theCUBE Research 2026 Predictions: The year of enterprise ROI

    Hello and welcome to this Breaking Analysis where top analysts of theCUBE Research team including myself, Paul Nashawaty, Bob Laliberte, Sam Weston, Scott Hebner and Christophe Bertrand share our predictions for 2026 and beyond.

    1h 10m

  8. FEB 7

    Cloud earnings bring clarity, concern and confusion

    In this Breaking Analysis we squint through the statements made by company managements on this week's earnings calls, including what we see as some assumptions that conflict with our scenario for how the AI buildout will evolve. In particular, while operators are understandably focused on Nvidia’s gross margins, we believe observers are underestimating the cost advantages that Nvidia will have relative to GPU alternatives, including those from AMD, Intel and hyperscalers.

    30 min
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