Agent Security Gaps, DXC’s AI IT Platform and NVIDIA’s Backyard Data Centers
Mike Vizard, Guy Currier, Jack Poller, Tracy Ragan and Wickey Wang break down three stories shaping the next phase of enterprise AI: the half of agent security most organizations still are not governing, DXC Technology’s new platform for managing AI agents automating IT tasks and the emerging idea of suburban homes becoming part of the AI infrastructure footprint.
The first segment, Lethal by Design, looks at the overlooked side of agent security. As enterprises race to deploy autonomous systems, the conversation is shifting from what agents can do to what they are allowed to do, how they are monitored and what happens when governance only covers half the attack surface.
The second segment, Reinventing IT Services, turns to DXC Technology’s latest platform play for managing AI agents in IT operations. The bigger question is whether service management is about to become agent management, with AI systems increasingly embedded in ticketing, automation and backend workflows.
The final segment, Backyard Data Centers, explores how NVIDIA and Span are helping push AI infrastructure closer to the edge, with decentralized residential power and compute concepts starting to look less theoretical and more like an early signal of how demand for inference and energy could reshape the built environment.
From agent governance to AI-managed IT to distributed infrastructure, today’s episode is about where control breaks down and where the next AI operating layer gets built.
