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Enterprises pull AI workloads back on-premises as costs and threats mount

Enterprise AI is moving back on-prem. Cloud economics just broke.

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The KeyNews take

Why it matters

A structural shift in where AI workloads run: rising token costs, hardware prices, and security concerns are reversing the cloud-first default and reshaping infrastructure budgets and vendor strategy around private AI clouds.

The key facts

5 to know
  1. Enterprises shifting AI workloads from cloud back to on-premises data centers

  2. Drivers: security exposure, spiking hardware prices, rising token costs

  3. Private AI cloud becoming centerpiece of enterprise infrastructure strategy

  4. Platform consolidation becoming main event for on-premises computing

  5. Virtualization refresh evolving into AI-driven infrastructure overhaul

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Publisher excerpt: Enterprise infrastructure strategy is being rewritten around the private AI cloud, as security exposure, spiking hardware prices and rising token costs push artificial intelligence workloads back inside the data center. What started as a virtualization refresh has become the main event for…
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