In this episode of the AGNT Podcast, Raphaelle d'Ornano, analyst and AGNT Podcast co-host, joins theCUBE + NYSE Wired's Gemma Allen to discuss how NVIDIA's GTC announcements are redrawing the battle lines for enterprise software in the agentic AI era. D'Ornano frames NVIDIA's debut of its agent toolkit as a deliberate echo of the original CUDA strategy — a move designed to make the company the foundational layer for agentic AI and the indispensable infrastructure beneath the entire ecosystem. She explains why Jensen Huang's approach is intentionally agnostic: whether LLMs or incumbent SaaS platforms win the fight to control the AI orchestration layer, NVIDIA sells more chips either way. The one scenario that threatens that dominance, d'Ornano notes, is full vertical integration by a hyperscaler supplying its own silicon. The conversation also explores the "SaaSpocalypse" — the argument that AI's disruption of traditional SaaS business models remains unfinished, regardless of macro distractions that have temporarily redirected investor attention. D'Ornano pushes back on executives drawing historical analogies to Blockbuster or the dot-com era, arguing the speed of AI progress makes those comparisons dangerously misleading, with change arriving 10 to 100 times faster than any prior technology cycle. She outlines two non-negotiable moats for software companies under pressure: proximity to human intent and unique, architecturally sound contextual data. Allen adds that what these companies urgently need is an "agentic through line" — a clear, offensive articulation of how they will create and defend value in the paradigm ahead. From the collapse of per-seat pricing to the rise of outcome-based consumption models, the episode provides a sharp framework for how enterprises and software providers can navigate the shift before the window closes.