Enterprises are integrating AI into critical workflows faster than ever, but many are discovering that the foundations beneath their AI strategy are unstable. Rising costs, opaque governance and third-party dependency are quietly creating operational risk.
A new report, “The Next Generation of Enterprise-Wide AI Capability Has Arrived,” shows why today’s “plug-and-play AI” model is no longer enough and how enterprises can regain stability and control through owned, governed, on-prem AI architectures.
Inside the report:
- Why AI sprawl is becoming a top enterprise risk, driven by fragmented systems, external dependencies and unclear governance.
- How token-based pricing destabilises budgets, and why owned inference layers deliver 5–8× efficiency.
- Why compliance and sovereignty requirements now demand in-house control, not black-box APIs.
- How enterprises are transitioning to fully owned AI, keeping models, weights and IP inside their perimeter.
- What a secure, enterprise-ready AI platform looks like, from multimodal models to agent orchestration and ongoing evaluation.
The message is clear:
To scale safely and competitively, enterprises must own their AI, not rent it.
👉 Download the full report to learn how leading organisations are securing, stabilising and strengthening their AI foundations.
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