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AI value in 2026 comes from shared platforms, clear ownership, and enforceable governance. A practical guide to AI factories, organizational design, and building systems that can survive regulatory change.
If your AI product touches customer data, subprocessors are part of your architecture whether you planned for them or not. In 2026, understanding subprocessor agreements is no longer legal trivia - it is operational competence.
AI transparency is no longer a future compliance problem. In 2026 it is active operational work, with real obligations in the EU and U.S. states and an increasingly clear direction of travel for technical teams.
A practical 2026 deep dive into how LLMs moved from parameter races to production architecture: RAG-first systems, usable long context, multimodality, agent workflows, and hybrid deployment.
OpenAI's January 14, 2026 Cerebras partnership is not an isolated headline. It fits a broader multi-vendor compute strategy that points to a post-monoculture AI stack where non-NVIDIA options become strategically essential.