Cloud Host Dispatches: Episode 356
The Vatican weighs in on AI’s impact on human work as hosts explore whether this tech disruption differs from previous industrial revolutions.
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.
Google Next was packed with announcements as the enterprise pivot to Agentic AI takes center stage. Plus, IAM and AI cost management insights.
Heading into Google Next, AI dominates the conversation as the technology continues to reshape the cloud landscape in unexpected ways.
Dave Garoway joins to discuss Nvidia GTC, the state of datacenter hardware in 2026, and keeping up with modern GPU workload demands.
A malicious PyPI compromise silently stole SSH keys and cloud credentials—and was only caught because the malware had a bug.
Celebrating 20 years of AWS and S3, plus a long-awaited fix to the infamous S3 bucket naming collision problem that plagued developers for decades.