Palo Alto Networks, a global player in cybersecurity, has unveiled it will acquire Chronosphere, a cutting-edge platform planned to monitor as well as manage data for the AI era. This strategic step will reinforce Palo Alto Networks' ability to cater to businesses and manage the escalating need for data and security in a world where contemporary applications and AI workloads require constant uptime as well as resilience.
Chronosphere is made to cater to these demands with a next-gen system that can manage massive amounts of cloud data in a cost-effective as well as reliable way. The platform has already shown its value by supporting top companies in the AI space, including those leading the development of large language models (LLMs).
By combining Chronosphere's powerful system, built to handle large and complex digital environments, with Palo Alto Networks' AgentiX™, the new solution will change how data monitoring works. Instead of just tracking issues, it will use AI to automatically find the cause of problems and fix them. This system will help customers get better insights into both security and performance data, even at massive scales, while also saving costs thanks to Chronosphere's efficient way of handling data.
Executive Statement
According to Nikesh Arora, Chairman and CEO, Palo Alto Networks, the foundational requirement for every modern AI data center is constant uptime and resilience, which demands real-time, always-on observability delivered at the right cost. Chronosphere was built to scale for the data demands of the AI era from day one, which is why it is chosen by leading AI-native and born-in-the-cloud organizations. And once they leverage AgentiX with Chronosphere, they will take observability from simple dashboards to real-time, agentic remediation. They are excited to not just enter this space, but to disrupt it.
