AI cost management: The complete guide for enterprise IT
AI cost management is the practice of tracking, allocating, optimizing and governing every dollar an organization spends on AI. That spend hides in more places than most teams expect. Some of it sits in standalone AI apps and AI agents, plus AI add-ons inside SaaS suites, often licensed per user and sometimes bought without IT’s knowledge. Some of it comes from model inference, where providers…
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What’s new at Flexera: September 2026
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Your next AI governance problem may already be open in someone’s browser. Maybe your colleague pasted a portion of a client brief into ChatGPT or Claude to quickly generate a proposal. Maybe someone on your team signed up for a SaaS app on a personal card because procurement was taking forever. Or maybe they clicked “Allow” when a new app asked to read their work email and files. Any one of these…
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HPE chosen to deliver intelligent connectivity and autonomous IT operations at the 2027 Ryder Cup
London, UK, October 5, 2026, HPE (NYSE: HPE) today announced it will return as a Worldwide Supplier of the 2027 Ryder Cup, delivering an intelligent foundation that powers the digital fan experience, autonomous IT operations and AI-driven intelligence. A seamless and secure HPE Self-Driving Network will keep fans, staff, and systems connected, and an advanced Connected Intelligence Center will…
How Software-Defined Networking Cuts Provisioning Time from 32 Hours to 4
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Equinix at NVIDIA GTC Berlin 2026
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HPE secures its first AMD Helios order in $1.2 billion deal with Vultr
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