The Data Center Networking Imperative: Key Trends Driving the Next Era of Data Centers
In our latest Market Study, The Data Center Networking Imperative: Key Trends Driving the Next Era of Data Centers, The Futurum Group explores how IT leaders are elevating reliability to a business imperative. The report examines how organizations are investing in automation, AIOps, and hybrid modernization to minimize downtime and protect revenue. (Sponsored by Nokia; independent research and conclusions.
Is a Platform Ecosystem the Most Important Moat a Tech Company Can Have? – Report Summary
Alex Smith, Analyst at Futurum, shares insights on how platform ecosystems have become the most critical competitive advantage for tech vendors, creating a powerful flywheel effect that drives innovation, market reach, and a deep competitive moat.
AI-Powered Oracle EHR Aims to Streamline Clinical Workflows and Documentation
Keith Kirkpatrick and Mitch Ashley of Futurum share their insights on Oracle’s AI-powered, cloud-native EHR that streamlines workflows, reduces documentation, and delivers real-time patient insights for U.S. ambulatory providers.
Open Data is Critical to Becoming an AI Intelligence Company
Daniel Newman, CEO, and Mitch Ashley, VP & Practice Lead at The Futurum Group, take a bold stance on open data access, essential for companies to become AI-powered intelligence organizations. Empowering customers with agency over their digital knowledge maximizes AI’s potential in a competitive, AI-driven marketplace.
SUSE and Red Hat: How Open-Source Leaders Are Tackling Digital Sovereignty
Mitch Ashley, VP & Practice Lead at Futurum, shares insights on how open-source leaders SUSE and Red Hat are tackling digital sovereignty in the EU, emphasizing technology, data, and operations.
AWS Summit New York City: AWS Forges the Enterprise-grade Pipeline for Agentic AI
Nick Patience and other analysts at Futurum share insights on AWS’s major AI agent announcements at their NYC Summit, including Amazon Bedrock AgentCore and expanded marketplace capabilities designed to move AI prototypes into production-ready applications.
AWS re:Inforce 2025 – Identity, Application Security, and More
Krista Case, Mitch Ashley, and Fernando Montenegro, analysts at Futurum share their insights and perspectives on AWS re:Inforce 2025, including key announcements around identity, application security, and more.
Unlocking the Future of Hybrid Cloud with Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization
In our latest market brief, Unlocking the Future of Hybrid Cloud with Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization, developed in partnership with Red Hat, The Futurum Group outlines the evolving virtualization landscape, the economic and operational drivers behind infrastructure modernization, and the technical innovations powering OpenShift’s hybrid cloud strategy.
Futurum Agentic AI Open Standards Report: 1H-2025
Mitch Ashley, VP Practice Lead of Software Engineering Lifecycle at Futurum, shares his Futurum new 1H-2025 report, which identifies the top 10 essential agentic AI open standards. The analysis highlights how industry leaders are accelerating the development of open standards to ensure interoperability and drive adoption.
Microsoft Embraces the Development Community on the Path to Agentic AI
Analysts Mitch Ashley, Nick Patience, and Keith Kirkpatrick at Futurum share their insights on Microsoft Build 2025, revealing Microsoft’s strategic pivot to agentic AI and its profound implications for the future of software development.
Pure Storage Earnings: Q1 FY2026 Revenue Hits $778.5 Million, Up 12% Amid Strong Subscription Growth
Futurum analyzes Pure Storage’s strong Q1 FY26 earnings, which reached $778.5 million, up 12%. Robust subscription growth and AI-focused innovations underscore Pure’s momentum in enterprise storage.
Tech Vendors See the Future – Software Development Is the Agentic AI-Proving Ground
Futurum’s Mitch Ashley, VP and Practice Lead, DevOps and Application Development, shares how AI’s rapid integration in software development, especially agentic AI, is a proving ground for its transformative potential. This report explores how the SDLC shapes AI’s future and offers key insights for tech vendors.
