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AI Architecture
How the AI platforms are changing, and what it means for your design.
Agents are leaving the chat window. Three layers your platform now needs
Last week, a run of announcements showed AI agents moving out of chat and into the plumbing of enterprise platforms. Look past the product names and three…
ReadYour next colleague is an agent. Have you designed for it?
Three announcements in the past month point to the same shift. AI agents are no longer features inside a chat window. They are becoming workers in your…
ReadUsing AI to Untangle RBAC Complexity in SAP ERP Systems
How AI can help organisations discover roles, assess access risk and keep SAP role-based access control compliant.
ReadThis Week in AI
The AI news that matters, with an architect's view of why.
An AI lab files to go public, software stocks wobble and compute gets a new option. Three AI stories that matter this week
An AI lab files for a Nasdaq IPO, ServiceNow shows "AI eats software" reaching share prices, and Google TPUs head to Oracle Cloud. What each means for architects.
ReadAI found a bug in the engine behind most of the web. Three AI stories that matter this week
PHP2Shell shows AI compressing the time from bug to exploit, AWS says demand still outruns capacity, and OpenAI sets a date to retire GPT-4o and GPT-4.1.
ReadArchitecture by Industry
Enterprise architecture and AI, one industry at a time.
Shopping agents are coming. Is your retail architecture ready to be read by a machine?
Retail leaders expect AI shopping agents to reshape their business, but the data tells a more nuanced story, and an architectural one.
ReadBanking's real AI blocker isn't the model. It's the overnight batch.
Banks have spent two years running AI pilots. In 2026 the conversation has shifted from what models can do to whether the bank's architecture can keep up…
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