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A person using Zoom's service on a tablet.

Today: Zoom is increasing the use of its own infrastructure after relying on the cloud during the pandemic, Databricks says it is growing faster than its larger rival, and this week's enterprise moves.

Why open GenAI is safe GenAI

Today: AI2 COO Sophie Lebrecht on the importance of true open-source generative AI models, AWS chooses the nuclear option, and the latest funding rounds in enterprise tech.

That beer isn't free

Today: Open-source enterprise software is entering a new era and nobody feels particularly comfortable about it, Kubernetes users are probably wasting a lot of money, and the quote of the week.

Can you pass the agility test?

Today: why some companies fail to do the work needed to implement agile software practices, a changing of the guard at Snowflake, and the latest moves in enterprise tech.

When security gets lost in translation

Today: why global companies rolling out new security policies need to make sure their end users understand what they're trying to say, Microsoft hooks up with Mistral, and the latest funding rounds in enterprise tech.

Snyk employees on like a cruise ship deck or something, as seen from overhead, probably a drone.

Today: Snyk's CEO explains how even the security market is prone to slowdowns, Nvidia isn't slowing down for anyone, and the latest moves in enterprise tech.

An image posted on Lockbit's websites that says "this site is now under control of law enforcement."

Today: how international law enforcement agencies took down one of the most notorious ransomware operators, how two communities are dealing with a surge in data-center building, and the latest funding rounds in enterprise tech.

The inside of a chip-making factory run by TSMC.

Today: why ridiculous sums of money are being discussed when it comes to chips and AI, the FTC puts AI vendors on notice, and the quote of the week.

Have data, will travel

Today: How Expedia balances the tech needs of its consumer travel business and B2B customers, Cisco takes a step back, and the latest enterprise moves.

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