'The Cheetofication of foodstuffs-covering foods in Cheetos dust...to be some of the laziest forms of product development. If your product needs development, then maybe it isn't as good as you think it is.'
Redis' license change "achieved our goal," writes Redis CEO Rowan Trollope. "AWS and Google now maintain their own forks." How is this a good thing? Because, Trollope told me in an interview, "We're on a level playing field now; we get to compete on product." With AWS and Google focused on developing the Valkey fork of Redis (Microsoft has partnered with Redis), Redis can focus on shipping the best possible product.
We're not quick enough," Chief Performance Officer Guillaume Cartier told media outlets, including InsideEVs, during Nissan's future product showcase event in Japan last week. "This is something we're planning to address.
