Strategy World 2026 Conference: The Era of Traditional Enterprise Software Is Coming to an End
Svmuu News: At the Strategy World 2026 conference held in Las Vegas, Strategy, a global "Bitcoin" firm, announced several major developments under the theme "Freedom by Design." The company proposed a future-oriented "Agentic Enterprise" architecture and asserted that the era of traditional enterprise software is coming to an end.In his opening keynote address, Phong Le, President and CEO of Strategy, noted that traditional enterprise software, business intelligence (BI), and data warehouse models struggle to meet the real-time intelligence demands of modern enterprises. He emphasized that the future will be shaped by a new paradigm centered on artificial intelligence and enterprise sovereignty, which will replace existing technologies.At the conference, the company also revealed that it is developing a new feature called “AI-Generated Ontologies,” which can automatically construct internal relational structures within an enterprise and generate real-time, dynamically updated digital twin models for AI inference and decision-making. This capability is expected to help enterprises automatically map complex business logic into machine-understandable semantic networks.Additionally, Strategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor defined “Bitcoin” as “Digital Capital”——the ultimate reserve asset for the 21st century—and highlighted that as of February 24, 2026, the company had built a “fortress balance sheet” valued at approximately $45 billion, laying the financial foundation for technological and product innovation over the next 30 years.
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