Anissa Gardizy is a reporter at The Information, where she covers AWS and the cloud. With a background as a tech reporter at The Boston Globe, Anissa has a deep understanding of the technology industry and has written extensively on topics such as cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and the business strategies of major tech companies.
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Anissa Gardizy primarily covers the technology industry, with a focus on software and SaaS, business, artificial intelligence, cloud computing, startups, and corporate acquisitions. Given her coverage attributes including expert commentary and private sector announcements, she would likely be responsive to pitches from experts in the technology industry who can provide insightful analysis or commentary on trends, mergers & acquisitions within the tech space.
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By: Marc Piasecki, Anissa Gardizy
The biggest artificial intelligence developers are abuzz over Elon Musk’s claim on Monday that he completed a cluster of 100,000 Nvidia H100 chips in four months, to be used to train the next models of his startup, xAI.
By: Aaron Holmes, Anissa Gardizy
Christopher Ahlberg, CEO of Recorded Future. Photo via Recorded Future
By: Mike Sullivan, Amir Efrati, Anissa Gardizy
In the artificial intelligence race, competition is fierce. Every big AI developer is watching rivals like a hawk and trying to reverse-engineer or copy their best work, as we’ve reported.
By: Anissa Gardizy, Kate Clark
Anthropic co-founder and CEO, Dario Amodei. Photo by Julien De Rosa/AFP via Getty.
Amazon’s top human resources executive defended the company’s full return-to-office mandate announced last month, noting that young employees have been asking for in-office work to gain mentorship from their colleagues. The move to five days a week in-office is a return to Amazon’s pre-pandemic ...
By: Clark Miller, Anissa Gardizy, Aaron Holmes, Amir Efrati
OpenAI and Microsoft soared to new heights by developing and sharing artificial intelligence, specialized servers and product revenue with each other. Microsoft’s cash has paid for nearly all of that work.
Marketing software vendor HubSpot has struck a deal to buy Cacheflow, which sells a billing product for businesses, for roughly $100 million, according to a person with direct knowledge of the situation.The acquisition, which could be announced as soon as Friday, will help HubSpot expand its invoicing offerings to customers, on top of existing software for sales, marketing and customer
By: Anissa Gardizy, Natasha Mascarenhas
MatX, a two-year-old startup developing a server chip for artificial intelligence, is looking to raise between $75 million to $100 million in new capital, according to a pitch deck viewed by The Information and an investor with knowledge of the deal. The company’s target valuation could not be learned.In its pitch deck to investors, the startup indicated its chip, which it aims to start
Google signed a power purchase agreement with an Alameda, Calif.-based nuclear energy startup that plans to build and operate several nuclear power plants, which could one day fuel its data centers.The plants won’t be built until the end of the decade at the earliest, and there are several regulatory hurdles that could delay the project beyond that time frame. But backing from Google sends a
By: Anissa Gardizy
Crusoe's Bill Stein and Chase Lochmiller. Photos via Getty and Crusoe.
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