Highlights From Big Data LDN 2026
The talk of the show floor this year was the context layer and agentic AI in production.
AI-written code can run cleanly and still return the wrong answer. Traversal CEO Anish Agarwal tells Tech Transformed why that breaks incident response and how his customers cut war rooms from 60-100 people to five to 10.
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The talk of the show floor this year was the context layer and agentic AI in production.
We look at what AI data centre power agreements actually provide, from existing electricity supply to new generation, and what this means for infrastructure planning.
“The question becomes: Is our data accessible, trustworthy, governed and available at the speed our decisions require?”
We look at how enterprises can shape shared technology through participation, not just ownership.
Master Data Management (MDM) is the crucial prerequisite for reliable, scalable AI agent deployments.
We report on Microsoft's new Windows 11 security controls for autonomous AI agents and what they mean for enterprise IT teams.
We explain how OpenAI Dots keep working between conversations, what they can do independently and what enterprises need to consider before enabling them.
We look at what AI data centre power agreements actually provide and what this means for infrastructure planning.
Security processes work best when they fit the way people actually work and think. Here’s how organisations can reduce friction, build security into everyday workflows and make secure behaviour easier to follow.
AI-written code can run cleanly and still return the wrong answer. Traversal CEO Anish Agarwal tells Tech Transformed why that breaks incident response and how his customers cut war rooms from 60-100 people to five to 10.
Georgieva said the global economy is being pulled by a negative energy supply shock from Middle East conflicts and a positive demand shock from AI. The AI shock is also pushing up inflation.
We look at when AI workloads genuinely need another copy of enterprise data and when governed access to existing data is the better architectural choice.
The FBI says a contractor failed to apply a security patch to a third-party-managed platform used by its job portal and exposed sensitive information.
Cloudera Anywhere Cloud prioritises digital and data sovereignty, enabling enterprises to maintain control of their data within secure, geographically specific perimeters.
We look at why AI agent accuracy alone can’t prove production readiness, and what enterprises need to measure to judge reliability.
“2026 is about the implementation of Agentic, the practicalities and the context, semantic layers and the token costs.”
“Governance is one of the biggest gaps we’re going to have to overcome before AI can truly off.”
We explain how business process management helps enterprises design, manage, govern and continuously improve work from end to end.
We report on Sam Altman’s argument that some AI harm is worth accepting to preserve broad access, and where OpenAI and Anthropic differ.
We explain why data center water use varies so widely and what enterprises need to know when assessing infrastructure and provider claims.
Employees are surrounded by security warnings. So why do they stop paying attention? The answer has less to do with carelessness and more with how the brain responds to repetition, interruption and perceived risk.
We look at why photonic computing could move specialised processing into optical networks without replacing electronic processors.
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