• Two-thirds of enterprises expect moderate or major shortages of accelerated computing capacity through 2028, according to ISG’s 2026 Infrastructure Study.
• Dedicated AI infrastructure spending is forecast to rise nearly 9% on average by end-2028; security and resilience spending will increase 6.5%.
• AI cost and capacity ranked as the top infrastructure challenge for 39% of respondents over the next two years.
• Most enterprises expect to shift investment toward managed service providers for cloud, dedicated AI infrastructure and data center capacity.
• Only 52% of infrastructure in an average organization is visible through integrated operational monitoring, limiting adoption of AI-enabled operations.

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