Today: Amazon shows how even the most advanced tech organizations need better guardrails in place during the AI coding boom, Anthropic sues the Department of Defense, and the latest funding rounds in enterprise tech.
Today on Product Saturday: OpenAI rolls out two new models and a security agent, JavaScript developers have a new way to find npm packages, and the quote of the week.
Today: AWS and Google Cloud are pushing AI deeper into the healthcare industry, Anthropic is now officially considered a supply-chain risk by the U.S. government, and the latest enterprise moves.
The speed, flexibility, and efficiency provided by newer data tools have become much more important than simply dumping "Big Data" into a storage facility and running relatively simple analytical queries.
Hello and welcome to Runtime! Today: How New York Life is modernizing its tech infrastructure, Nvidia's magical month continues, and this week in enterprise startup funding.
"We're the proud stewards of a 175-year-plus company with a deep history," said Bill Cassidy, chief information officer, in a recent interview. "But you know, we're not dissimilar from large organizations with a fair amount of technical debt that we're trying to remediate."
Today on Runtime: why Snowflake's run as a stock market and data darling might have hit a wall, ransomware continues to plague businesses, and the quote of the week.
Today on Runtime: how CoreWeave is taking on Big Cloud, Satya Nadella is taking a hard look at Microsoft Research, and this week in enterprise moves.
CoreWeave, which started out as a cryptocurrency mining operation, is taking a fresh approach to cloud services: It is focused on delivering the raw ingredients for the generative AI boom at extremely competitive prices.
Today on Runtime: Microsoft's most interesting announcement from Build '23, more from our interview with Tomasz Tunguz, and this week in enterprise startup funding.
Deep down, most people knew it couldn't last. But the remarkable run enjoyed by enterprise software companies and their investors over more than a decade came to an abrupt end in 2022, and the new order is still sorting itself out.
Today on Runtime: Tomasz Tunguz on the next ten years of enterprise investing, Australia backs away from a seven-year blockchain project, and the quote of the week.
Today on Runtime: why cloud computing companies are watching WebAssembly very closely, Microsoft takes a page out of Google's book, and the latest enterprise tech hiring moves.
One of the most interesting cloud computing technologies to emerge since the container could be ready for prime time later this year, as long as its community-oriented approach holds together and delivers the key pieces of the puzzle needed to unlock enterprise support.
Today on Runtime: the promise and peril of generative AI in cybersecurity, SAP sees stronger days ahead, and this week in enterprise startup funding.
