Today on Product Saturday: Microsoft unveils an AI harness for security teams, Notion expands into developer tools, and the quote of the week.
Today: Three announcements this week show how enterprise software companies are moving toward "headless" services designed for agents, not people, Cerebras' IPO was almost as big as its chips, and the latest enterprise moves.
Today: Software package managers are under attack once again in a campaign to steal credentials, Instructure appears to have paid off the hackers behind the ransomware attack on the Canvas educational software platform, and the latest funding rounds in enterprise tech.
Improving cybersecurity is one of the most important challenges companies face on a day-to-day basis, according to enterprise technology vendors, who preach that mantra right up until they see a massive trend like generative AI come along and can't help but blurt out "squirrel!"
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Today on Runtime: Harness CEO Jyoti Bansal on CI/CD, SBOMs, and golf; Google's AI "Code Red&
Jyoti Bansal has no time for golf. The serial enterprise tech startup founder knows he works more hours than the average Silicon Valley executive, which is already a pretty high bar to clear. But that's the price you pay for running four companies simultaneously.
Today in Runtime's newsletter: How a new generation of startups wants to bring back the PaaS, the Amazon
As the complexity of running a software development team inside a modern enterprise has exploded, an overlooked segment of the
Updated October 2025 Runtime is a little different from most enterprise tech publications, so for those less familiar with our
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