Report: 83% of organizations need to upgrade their infrastructure to support agentic AI

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For years, enterprise AI has been synonymous with conversational AI — the customer service bots and digital assistants we interact with every day. But today, the market has shifted. We’ve officially moved from moving from AI that answers through simple chats, to AI that takes action, automated workflows, and executes complex tasks on its own. While this unlocks entirely new use cases, there’s a catch: it places significant stress on the underlying infrastructure we’ve relied on in the past. We…
1Key Takeaways
- For years, enterprise AI has been synonymous with conversational AI — the customer service bots and digital assistants we interact with every day.
- We’ve officially moved from moving from AI that answers through simple chats, to AI that takes action, automated workflows, and executes complex tasks on its own.
- While this unlocks entirely new use cases, there’s a catch: it places significant stress on the underlying infrastructure we’ve relied on in the past.
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3Why it matters
Cloud AI updates influence enterprise budgets, latency, and which stack teams standardize on. Google Cloud AI reports that for years, enterprise AI has been synonymous with conversational AI — the customer service bots and digital assistants we interact with every day.
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