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fromIT Pro
2 weeks ago

AWS CEO Matt Garman just said what everyone is thinking about AI replacing software developers

"That's like, one of the dumbest things I've ever heard," he said. "They're probably the least expensive employees you have, they're the most leaned into your AI tools." "How's that going to work when ten years in the future you have no one that has learned anything," he added. "My view is that you absolutely want to keep hiring kids out of college and teaching them the right ways to go build software and decompose problems and think about it, just as much as you ever have."
Artificial intelligence
fromInfoWorld
3 weeks ago

Can your cloud provider really scale?

On July 29, 2025, enterprises relying on Microsoft Azure's East US region experienced an unexpected disruption that reverberated across numerous organizations. The root cause wasn't a network breach, misconfiguration, or other complex technical mishap. It was something shockingly basic: a lack of capacity.
Tech industry
Marketing
fromMarTech
1 month ago

Prompt engineering is dead. Long live context engineering! | MarTech

AI cannot deliver relevant strategies without proper context and understanding.
The limitations of prompt-based AI tools are becoming increasingly evident.
Artificial intelligence
fromTheregister
1 month ago

AI industry's size obsession is killing ROI, engineer argues

Large AI models introduce complexity leading to errors, hallucinations, and increased costs, while smaller models offer better reliability and controllability.
Growth hacking
fromInfoWorld
3 months ago

A wake-up call for real cloud ROI

Many enterprises are experiencing inflated cloud costs that deviate from initial promises of savings and efficiency.
A strategic, planned approach is essential to prevent waste and ensure cloud investment delivers value.
Tech industry
fromIT Pro
3 months ago

Cloud adoption isn't all it's cut out to be as enterprises report growing dissatisfaction

A significant portion of enterprises will face dissatisfaction in cloud adoption due to unrealistic expectations, poor implementation, and rising costs.
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