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AI Agents: The New Enterprise Architecture
According to Databricks, enterprise adoption of artificial intelligence is increasingly focused on agentic systems, reflecting organizations’ embrace of intelligent workflows.

Real-Time Automation Takes Center Stage
Data from over 20,000 organizations—including 60 percent of the Fortune 500—reveals a rapid transition toward “agentic” architectures, where models autonomously plan and execute workflows rather than simply retrieving information.

Database Transformation: Agents Drive the Shift
Two years ago, AI agents created just 0.1 percent of databases; today, that figure has risen to 80 percent, as agents invert traditional database assumptions by generating continuous, high-frequency read and write patterns.

Multi-Model AI: A Strategic Imperative
As of October 2025, a significant 78 percent of companies were utilizing two or more Large Language Model (LLM) families – including ChatGPT, Claude, Llama, and Gemini – reflecting a growing sophistication in their approach.

Governance Fuels Deployment Velocity
The ratio of governance to deployment within enterprise AI deployments is 13 to 1, highlighting the critical need for inference serving infrastructure that can effectively manage traffic spikes without negatively impacting user experience.

Practical AI Use Cases: Solving Real Business Problems
Approximately 35% of AI use cases center on predictive applications in manufacturing and automotive, while 23% focus on medical literature synthesis in health and life sciences, demonstrating that practical AI is driving efficiency across industries.

The Future of AI: Engineering Rigor, Not Just Experimentation
According to Dael Williamson, EMEA CTO at Databricks, “For businesses across EMEA, the conversation has moved on from AI experimentation to operational reality,” emphasizing the importance of engineering rigor and open, interoperable platforms for long-term competitive advantage.

This article is AI-synthesized from public sources and may not reflect original reporting.