Tom Krazit

Tom Krazit

Tom Krazit has covered the technology industry for over 20 years, focused on enterprise technology during the rise of cloud computing over the last ten years at Gigaom, Structure and Protocol.

379 articles
Reality sets in for generative AI

Reality sets in for generative AI

Today: the wildest dreams for the future of LLMs appear to be falling apart, Microsoft kicks partners from certain countries out of its early-notification program for vulnerabilities, and the latest enterprise moves.

A screenshot of how Cursor tackles generative AI app design, with a traditional code editor interface on the left and a chat interface on the right.

Don't make WIMPy GenAI apps

Today: Why generative AI technology presents an opportunity for app developers to move beyond a decades-old standard for app design, the Trump administration is thinking about throwing out years of work on enterprise software contracts, and the latest enterprise moves.

Microsoft's GitHub merge is complete

Microsoft's GitHub merge is complete

Today: Microsoft's assimilation of GitHub into its new engineering organization is a turning point for software developers, OpenAI scrambles to fix the GPT-5 rollout, and the latest funding rounds in enterprise tech.

Putting the open back in OpenAI

Putting the open back in OpenAI

Today: OpenAI releases two open-weight models ahead of the expected launch of GPT-5, why China was already deeply involved in Microsoft SharePoint before last month's security fiasco, and the latest funding rounds in enterprise tech.

The SharePoint attacks might be an inside job

The SharePoint attacks might be an inside job

Today: Cybersecurity experts are worried about a program designed to help companies respond to vulnerabilities following the SharePoint attacks, Microsoft and OpenAI are reportedly making progress on a new deal, and the latest funding rounds in enterprise tech.

Is Google Cloud winning the AI era?

Is Google Cloud winning the AI era?

Today: Google Cloud's strong AI-fueled second-quarter earnings results will put even more scrutiny on AWS and Microsoft next week, AWS gets lucky after an embarrassing security incident, and the latest enterprise moves.

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