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In this interview from FinOps X 2026, Tim Cassell, head of product and strategy at nOps, joins theCUBE's John Furrier and theCUBE Research's Paul Nashawaty to discuss how FinOps is shifting from cloud cost bookkeeping into an advisory discipline for AI value management. Cassell draws on decades of industry experience — from the dot-com era and PayPal to the early days of cloud at Workday — to argue that today's AI wave is structurally similar to prior technology shifts, only dramatically faster. He notes that while the "easy" cloud optimization wins are large...Read more