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Tom Krazit

Editor in Chief

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Preston's Summary

Tom Krazit is the Editor in Chief of Runtime, an enterprise tech newsletter and site. With a focus on the business of selling tech to businesses, Tom covers a wide range of topics including AI, data protection, cloud computing, and the latest developments in the tech industry. You can find him on Twitter at @tomkrazit and on hachyderm.io.

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Geo Focus

Coverage Attributes:

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Press Release: 55 %
Government Announcement: 12 %
Cites Data: 12 %
Expert Commentary: 5 %
Event Coverage: 4 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • AI Platforms
  • Open Source Software
  • Software Development
  • Cloud Computing
  • Software Licensing & Compliance
  • Serverless Computing

Pitching Insights

Tom Krazit's coverage mainly focuses on software, SaaS, big tech, and enterprise technology. His articles often involve press releases and private sector announcements. He is likely to be interested in pitches related to new product launches, updates or advancements within the software, SaaS, cloud computing or AI space.

Given his focus on these specific topics and themes such as artificial intelligence (AI), cloud computing, data protection and enterprise software solutions; professionals with insights into these areas will have a higher chance of catching Tom's attention.

While there is no specified geographic focus for Tom’s articles from the information provided; it would be beneficial to consider reaching out with stories that are globally relevant or those that have potential implications beyond a single region.

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Articles

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The evolving scramble for AI hardware

The evolving scramble for AI hardware

By: Tom Krazit

Today: How the upcoming launch of Nvidia's Blackwell chips and the growth of upstart AI clouds could change how companies buy infrastructure, the discovery of a widespread telecom hack serves as a reminder that legal backdoors are problematic, and the latest funding rounds in enterprise tech.

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Zoom's AI-heavy push to own the office

Zoom's AI-heavy push to own the office

By: Tom Krazit

Today: Zoom unveils its latest strategy to move beyond video meetings and become your work daily driver, the WordPress saga is getting even more heated, and the latest moves in enterprise tech.

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Forget AI: Cloud startups are back (kinda)

Forget AI: Cloud startups are back (kinda)

By: Tom Krazit

Today: generative AI is having a moment, but there are signs of life for the rest of enterprise tech startups, some enterprise tech vendors want to see more nuance around potential AI regulation discussions, and the latest enterprise moves.

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Let Anthropic take the wheel

Let Anthropic take the wheel

By: Tom Krazit

Welcome to Runtime! Today: Anthropic's Claude AI model can now control a computer, and imagine the places it will go, Apple's Private Cloud Compute is open for testing, and the latest enterprise moves.

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