In this week’s real-time analytics news: NVIDIA announced the NVIDIA Nemotron 3 family of open models, data, and libraries.

The ability to monetize data is what separates market leaders from those that struggle to find their place. Addressing the issue can turn analytics from a functional add-on into a meaningful revenue stream.

In this week’s real-time analytics news: There was a burst of activity on the quantum computing front in support of AI.

Manufacturing resilience must be based on anticipatory systems that combine predictive analytics, AI planning, and transparent shared data.

The top five RTInsights articles of 2025 collectively highlight a major shift. Organizations are moving away from monolithic architectures and experimental pilots toward integrated, scalable, and intelligence-ready ecosystems.

In this week’s real-time analytics news: The annual Amazon Web Services re:Invent conference yielded numerous announcements from AWS and its partners.

Given this month’s Executive Order on AI regulation, the prudent approach is for businesses to maintain current compliance postures while monitoring developments closely.

Vibe coding is a convenient label for that skill set: outcome-oriented, AI-augmented, and deeply aware of real-time constraints. Organizations that cultivate it are better positioned to turn AI from isolated pilots into reliable, real-time capabilities embedded across the business.

AI is turning IT into a data‑driven function where operational success requires fluency across governance, analytics, architecture, and economics.

The future of AI won’t be built using a single giant brain, but rather a network of distributed micro-intelligences based on smaller AI models all working together at machine speed.

Pipelines scale better when the systems that produce data are insulated from the systems that transform and consume it.

The organizations winning in AI are making the hard decisions early, before touching a model, before signing a contract, before announcing a transformation initiative.