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...So you think of large existing enterprise and I think you have a choice. You have a choice of transform or die. And so there's this wonderful moment and but because of some of the incumbent advantages, I wouldn't say that it's predetermined which way
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The next generation of infrastructure doesn't just add AI. They unify the data from legacy cores, from external systems, from unstructured data into a new system of record, enabling FIs not only to scale, but to take full advantage of AI. When this h
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ERPs and other systems of record because of the stickiness of the data gravity. There was a wave of SaaS two point o that was well funded and tried and failed to take on the system of record mostly through a better UI. This is the first time that we'
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I'm Sarah Wang, general partner on a sixteen z growth. And my big idea for 2026 is that systems of record start to lose their edge. A passive system of record layer stops making sense when agents can independently execute on a signed intent. I expect
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some areas like mortgage servicing have been able to turn areas of their business from 5% margin businesses to 50% margin businesses. And you imagine doing that across your company as quickly as possible is gonna make a much bigger difference against
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Yeah. I mean, I think there was this view at the beginning where companies thought because it's so easy or are they just gonna do it all? Right? Do, like, I just asked this model, and this model is gonna tell me how to rechange change my company. A 1
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...this enterprise for this thing. Like like, think about how unbelievably crazy that as a concept sounds. That's how we are still talking about cloud today. When I go to a bank, they'll still say we just deployed cloud for this trading platform twenty
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...every enterprise company that you ever Yeah. You know a company has become enterprise y when they cross the chasm and their website no longer has, like, products,
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than simply understanding whether or not those unknowables really prevent you from executing. Alongside all this geopolitical activity, there is also the technological shifts that we're experiencing. You made a a bold move last year where you merged
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We even had to figure out a whole new architecture around how do you build automations in the agentic era, how do you think about, this translation from ambiguous language to precise APIs, which is not easy. In fact, you have to build separate reason
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...space in the market. Right? Like but it's still the earliest innings of what I believe is the AI revolution we're going to see over the next decade. Right? Like, all of these AI buyers, if you think about it, it's what? Eighteen months now? Something
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where are we in terms of multi cloud adoption 10% of the way? Right? It takes a long time to replace this legacy infrastructure. But I think AI has a real role to play in speeding up that redundancy journey. And so I think over the next ten years, we
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...enterprise, you don't have that luxury. So you have to sort of, like, you know, make make up for that, you know, lack of signal from users, you know, with other techniques and transform as well.
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