Big Tech Earnings Could Validate AI, Ives Says
THE SO WHAT
If upcoming Big Tech earnings don’t show clear AI-driven revenue and margin impact, the funding environment for everyone downstream tightens. Enterprise buyers should expect more aggressive AI upsell motions either way—vendors need to prove adoption to the street.
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