Research notes and analysis from the Futurum practice areas.
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Conduent’s Q2 2026 results reveal a deliberate transformation: $234M in divestitures fund a pivot to AI-driven business process services, though thin margins leave little room for execution error.
Klaviyo accelerates its autonomous B2C CRM strategy through the acquisition of Agency’s agentic AI technology. The move positions the platform against entrenched competitors as enterprise buyers prioritize autonomous agents at 86.6% adoption rates.
Octopus Deploy’s expanded MCP server enables AI agents to actively create Kubernetes deployments and workflows, addressing enterprise demand for governed pipeline-level automation as the SLE market races toward $344B by 2028.
HCLTech’s designation as an OpenAI Advanced Partner positions the GSI to help enterprises deploy secure, scalable AI solutions at scale. The move reflects OpenAI’s strategy to rely on Global Systems Integrators for enterprise-grade AI deployment.
nCino launches Mortgage MCP, integrating AI agents into mortgage workflows. With 86.6% of buyers prioritizing autonomous agents, this addresses critical enterprise demand for agentic AI.
Motive has secured the #1 ranking on G2’s Momentum Grid for Fleet Management for eight consecutive quarters, positioning itself as the fastest-growing challenger disrupting the supply chain software market dominated by SAP and Oracle.
Keith Kirkpatrick, Vice President & Research Director, Enterprise Software & Di at Futurum, analyzes Salesforce’s Agentic AI deployment trends showing organizations tripling active agents and reducing creation times by 53%, signaling a major shift i.
Keith Kirkpatrick, Vice President & Research Director, Enterprise Software & Di at Futurum, Freshworks’ FedRAMP ‘In Process’ designation enables it to capture federal IT market share through its AI-powered Freshservice platform.
Brendan Burke, Research Director at Futurum, examines NVIDIA’s FMS 2026 storage push and whether openness extends NVIDIA’s platform control to the data path.
Brendan Burke, Research Director at Futurum, shares his insights on Samsung zHBM, the FMS 2026 concept that stacks memory directly on AI accelerators, and on whether V10 BV-NAND and HBM4E keep Samsung ahead in AI memory.
Brendan Burke, Research Director at Futurum, shares his insights on AMD’s Taalas acquisition and why the two-month model-to-silicon design flow, arriving alongside agentic EDA, is the asset that matters.
Keith Kirkpatrick, Vice President & Research Director, Enterprise Software & Di at Futurum, examines how Adobe’s ChatGPT plugin integrates 70+ creative tools into conversational AI, opening new distribution channels while deepening ecosystem lock-in.
Brad Shimmin, VP at Futurum, analyzes the launch of native vector search in AWS DynamoDB. By embedding semantic retrieval directly into its serverless operational database, AWS eliminates fragile AI data pipelines and challenges standalone vector DBs.
Futurum’s Keith Kirkpatrick examines Pega’s FedRAMP Class D expansion in Pega Cloud for Government and how it measures up against competitors in the marketplace.
DigiCert earned Digital Trust Leader recognition from Frost & Sullivan for its PKI and intelligent trust infrastructure dominance, as enterprises increasingly prioritize quantum-safe encryption and machine identity management.
Integris launched a $100K AI Investment Fund to transform client-submitted ideas into production-ready solutions, positioning itself as an implementation partnership leader in the $344B Software Lifecycle Engineering market.
SK Hynix announces a massive 54 trillion won investment in AI memory production facilities, positioning itself at the center of the data intelligence supercycle as enterprise AI spending accelerates globally.
Wiz’s H1 2026 threat report documents a 60% surge in cloud incidents and more than doubled supply-chain attacks, exposing critical security gaps in cloud-native and AI infrastructure. Organizations must modernize their defense strategies now.
Gofore’s August 18 half-year report will reveal if the Finnish IT firm is capturing AI consulting demand, with investors scrutinizing organic revenue, AI bookings, and margins.
Conduent’s Virginia Medicaid contract win reflects rising demand for AI-enabled public-sector IT services, with 84.5% of channel partners expecting AI to drive 2026 growth.