Victor Dey

What did Tim Draper see in Elon Musk that others missed? The early Tesla and SpaceX backer on the $2 trillion IPO, xAI, and the coming AI shakeout.

What did Tim Draper see in Elon Musk that others missed? The early Tesla and SpaceX backer on the $2 trillion IPO, xAI, and the coming AI shakeout. Draper Associates

Broadcom's Hasan Siraj explains how MRC, the AI networking standard developed alongside Nvidia, OpenAI and Microsoft, helps eliminate networking bottlenecks that leave expensive GPUs sitting idle.

While major AI players like OpenAI and Google pursue autonomous employees, Skyfall AI challenges this approach, aiming for an "autonomous enterprise" with AI as CEO. Skyfall plans to acquire a small B2B SaaS or e-commerce company for up to $1 million, intending to run it almost entirely with AI. Founders Sam Pasupalak and Kaheer Suleman believe true autonomy requires operating an entire business end-to-end, overseeing all functions from pricing to finance, and publicly documenting its success and failures. They argue current LLMs struggle with continuous learning in dynamic environments, proposing "Enterprise World Models" instead. This ambitious experiment seeks to prove AI can manage complex, evolving businesses, with humans shifting to oversight rather than daily operations.

We value your privacy Enterprise software has long operated on a simple principle: when something breaks, it leaves evidence.

Akamai CEO Tom Leighton shares his contrarian vision for building a faster (and cheaper) kind of AI infrastructure. And he’s got Nvidia on his side.

We value your privacy The enterprise AI race has become less about intelligence and more about economics.

We value your privacy Somewhere right now, a person running a $20 million festival with a staff of fifteen is pulling CSV files at midnight, trying to figure out why Friday isn't selling.

The company’s growth suggests enterprise AI is moving beyond pilot projects. It also raises a harder question about whether customers are buying software they can deploy, or infrastructure they can't easily replace.

Horizon3's valuation tripled to more than $2 billion as CEO Snehal Antani claims machines will run both sides of the cyber battlefield, with humans on the sidelines.