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New AI Research from GFT Technologies: 84% of CIOs Have Canceled an AI Project Over Legacy System Limits

The survey found 84% of leaders canceled an AI pilot or project because legacy systems could not support deployment.

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Global survey of 945 CIOs and CTOs at $500M+ companies finds outdated infrastructure, AI bubble fears, geopolitical and regulatory uncertainty, and workforce distrust are slowing meaningful AI progress STUTTGART, Germany — A new AI study from GFT Technologies, an AI-centric global digital transformation company, finds that legacy infrastructure is one of the biggest obstacles to […]

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In collaboration with the daily newspaper l'Adige we receive and publish the link of the following news. Opinione thanks the publisher for the multimedia partnership. /// A new study by GFT Technologies on the AI reveals that the 84% of the IOC cancelled an AI project due to the limitations of traditional systems.

A global survey of 945 CIOs and CTOs from companies worth over $500M finds that outdated infrastructure, fears of AI bubbles, geopolitical and regulatory uncertainty, and employee distrust are significantly slowing the advance of AI. STUTTGART, Germany–(BUSINESS WIRE)– A new AI study by GFT Technologies, an international AI-focused company specializing in digital transformation, finds […]

84% of those responsible for technology (CIOs and CTOs) say that the limitations of their obsolete computer infrastructures have forced their organizations to cancel pilots or artificial intelligence projects (AI). Also, 93% warn that not to modernize the systems before implementing this technology will end up causing a security crisis that [...] The entry 84% of technological leaders cancel an AI project because of the limitations of their inhe…

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Financial Post broke the news in Toronto, Canada on Tuesday, September 29, 2026.
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