Cohesity has unveiled Cohesity Agent Resilience, which backs up enterprise AI agent memory and settings and lets administrators restore them to a trusted point if problems occur. The product targets AI agents that query internal databases and perform tasks with high privileges. It can restore only affected memory or settings, protect related databases, file systems and vector stores, and provide a topology map. Support is initially limited to AWS Bedrock-based agents.

More companies are restricting employee use of AI tools after widely rolling them out, citing rising costs. Amazon, Walmart, Cisco, Uber and Meta are setting usage limits, curbing waste and steering staff to cheaper models as AI agents drive higher computing demand. Interest in low-cost models is growing, with surveys showing Chinese models leading U.S. rivals in token usage. Anthropic opened a Seoul office and OpenAI expanded activities in Korea, including an MOU on AI safety.