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The AI Cybersecurity Platform War: OpenAI Daybreak Takes On Anthropic Mythos + Glasswing

On May 11, 2026, OpenAI launched Daybreak, directly competing with Anthropic's Glasswing + Mythos. AI cybersecurity competition has escalated from model benchmarks to platform ecosystem battles. Two camps represent fundamentally different security paradigms: Anthropic focuses on attack discovery, while OpenAI concentrates on continuous defense (shifting security left).

VendorDeep Team May 12, 2026

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AMD vs Intel Data Center Battle: CPU Voice Power Reconstruction in the AI Inference Era

In Q1 2026, AMD’s data center revenue of $5.8 billion surpassed Intel’s $5.1 billion for the first time, marking a historic inflection point in the x86 server market. The explosion of AI inference and agentic applications is driving the CPU/GPU ratio from 1:8 toward 1:1, elevating the CPU from a mere ‘data mover’ for GPUs to the ‘orchestration hub’ of AI systems. AMD doubled its 2030 server CPU TAM forecast from $60B to $120B, raising CAGR from 18% to 35%. Simultaneously, AMD and Intel jointly released ACE x86 extensions, delivering 16x matrix compute density improvement to counter ARM encroachment. This article analyzes the strategic value reconstruction of server CPUs in the AI inference era across financial, architectural, and ecosystem dimensions.

VendorDeep Team May 08, 2026

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RSAC 2026 Deep Dive: The Security Industry Enters the AI-Native Security Era

RSAC 2026 signals security’s shift from AI-assisted to AI-native, pivoting to governing AI behavior. AI becomes a new attack surface, and AI Agents join users, devices, and applications as the fourth entity. Market competition is shifting from point products to integrated platforms. Leading vendors are building unified control planes. The three-year roadmap: AI-enabled → AI application → AI agent → autonomous security. The core battleground is controlling AI traffic and behavior. Agent Security will emerge as a critical new category.

vendordeep Mar 28, 2026

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Analysis of Campus Network Security Architecture Evolution in the Agent Era

This report analyzes campus network security’s shift in the AI agent era. Networks are evolving from “access networks” to “Agent Runtime Networks,” entering an Agent-Native phase. It proposes a three-tier model: Access Edge (agent identity), Network Edge (communication control), and Service Edge (task governance). The strategic conclusion: campus security is moving from access control to behavior control, re-establishing the campus network as the core of enterprise security infrastructure.

vendordeep Mar 26, 2026

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The Future of Enterprise Networks in the AI Era

AI is transforming enterprise networks from passive infrastructure into active, intelligent platforms. This shift rests on three pillars: embedding AI into network operations, the rise of autonomous agents as primary network citizens, and a complete rethinking of security. Future networks must be intent-driven, programmable, observability-native, distributed, and sustainable. Organizations that treat the network as a strategic asset—not mere plumbing—will gain a decisive advantage in the AI era.

VendorDeep Mar 20, 2026