Learning to live with "good enough" AI
Today: why companies building generative AI applications might not need to wait for perfection, The Linux Foundation gets bigger, and the latest enterprise moves.
Today: what Amit Zavery hopes to accomplish at ServiceNow, Nvidia continues to be the bellwether for AI growth, and the latest enterprise moves.
This era of enterprise software is either the dawn of a new era of corporate productivity or the most hyped money pit since the metaverse. ServiceNow's Amit Zavery talks about the impact of generative AI, how SaaS companies should think about AI models, and his decision to leave Google Cloud.
Today: Microsoft shores up its AI strategy heading into a pivotal year, Meta is getting into the AI SaaS business with the former leader of Salesforce's AI division, and the latest enterprise funding.
Today: OpenAI would rather ChatGPT users spend more time using its tool than other "copilots," HPE rolls out a new supercomputer design, and the quote of the week.
Today: Why enterprise open-source contributors might be the secret weapon against patent trolls, AI models are starting to run into scaling problems, and the latest enterprise moves.
Kubernetes has become one of the most widely used tools in distributed system infrastructure, but powerful tools can rack up significant expenses without proper configuration or management. Seven members of our Roundtable offered advice this month on the best ways to control those costs.
Today: Snowflake rolls out new tools for building agents that work with corporate data, CDN companies deal with the effects of streaming saturation, and the latest funding rounds in enterprise tech.
Today: a new open-source project from Microsoft aims to marry serverless computing speed with virtual machine security; Nutanix tightens its links to AWS, and the quote of the week.
Today: how VMware's strategy under Broadcom is evolving as customers grumble and rivals circle, Anthropic goes to Washington, and the latest enterprise moves.
Today: how Google used an AI agent to find a memory vulnerability in a widely used database, AWS's nuclear plans run into a setback, and the latest funding in enterprise tech.
Today: Google's first custom Arm server processor is now available, Metronome's new tool could help SaaS companies switch to usage-based pricing, and the quote of the week.
Why Microsoft and AWS are giving thanks for the generative AI boom, why Supermicro is in big trouble, and the latest enterprise moves.