Cloud Host Dispatches: Episode 361
The Cloud Pod dives into AWS’s new ACME-compatible certificate product, plus the week’s biggest cloud news and updates.
The Cloud Pod dives into AWS’s new ACME-compatible certificate product, plus the week’s biggest cloud news and updates.
AWS surprises everyone with fresh S3 features, plus the hosts share behind-the-scenes plans to get news to listeners faster than ever.
Token economics meets cloud budgeting as the hosts dig into AI cost management, plus the challenge of keeping up with fast-moving AI news cycles.
Cloud Pod hosts discuss AI Spend Limits Because Frontier Models Aren’t Free Therapy.
Exploring why fault injection tools belong in every staging environment as isolated cloud outages replace large regional failures.
The Vatican weighs in on AI’s impact on human work as hosts explore whether this tech disruption differs from previous industrial revolutions.
The Cloud Pod dives into granular cost attribution for Amazon Bedrock and the latest in AI and cloud news, minus Justin who was out on PTO.
Big tech earnings are in, and the results are full of surprises—plus a look at how cloud giants navigate government requests.
A major security vulnerability in Notepad.exe traced back to Microsoft’s Copilot integration raises questions about AI feature sprawl and responsible deployment.
The team recaps Google Next, where everything went agentic—but big questions remain about vaporware, customer depth, and whether Gemini can beat Copilot.