Broadcom
Broadcom announced the general availability of Automation Analytics & Intelligence (AAI) v26, a tool for managing workload automation.
Why it matters for sellers
New product = GTM investment and tooling needs
Signal details
- Event date
- September 20, 2026
- Reported
- September 20, 2026
- Source
- sdtimes.com
From the coverage · sdtimes.com
Broadcom today announced the general availability of Automation Analytics & Intelligence (AAI) v26, giving IT and finance leaders the tools to manage workload automation as a transparent, measurable business service. AAI v26 introduces precise cost attribution and chargeback reporting, a natural-language interface for exploring operational data, and frontier AI-led security scan-and-remediate process, alongside expanded support for modern, container-based deployments. As automation footprints expand across complex hybrid environments, organizations face growing pressure to prove the value of their IT investments and open operational data to a broader set of business stakeholders.
AAI v26 is designed to meet that demand, replacing manual, opaque processes with data-driven financial visibility and self-service insight. Key Capabilities in AAI v26 “For too long, automation has operated as a black box; a fixed cost that IT couldn’t fully explain and the business couldn’t fully trust,” said Rajeev Kumar, Head of Products, Workload Automation, Broadcom.
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