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Sources cited or relied on in the text, grouped by subject. Where a source is a living web page, the address given is the one current at the time of writing; where no stable address exists, the publication is named so the reader can find it.

Standards and protocols

Hardware

The SaaSpocalypse debate

  • Horton, Christine. Coverage of the "SaaSpocalypse" in CRN UK, 2026: whether enterprises will keep paying for software subscriptions when AI lets them build applications themselves, and what happens to per-seat pricing.

Cost and pricing

Architecture and agents

Source code

Deployments cited

  • ibl.ai. "AI Sovereignty at Syracuse University." Case study. https://ibl.ai/case-study/syracuse-university
  • Amigot, Miguel. Remarks on a SUNY IITG deployment and on Syracuse's API-based deployment, Harvard Graduate School of Education panel, 2026 (above).

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