NAN077: Network Observability: Tools, Automat...

Today we are joined by Matt Remke, who has spent years in the trenches of network automation projects as a consultant. Matt offers a unique, non-engineer perspective on scaling network automation in real-world, complex environments for some of the world’s largest companies. Matt ...  Show more

Eric sits down with two graduates from the CU Boulder Networking Engineering Master’s Program to discuss what they learned during their time in the program and how that translated into real world opportunities and experiences. They also offer some invaluable career advice from th ...  Show more

There’s AI agents. There’s AI tooling. Do either drive business impact or are they just more things your dev team is supposed to stay on top of?

Birgitta Boeckeler, Global Lead for AI Assisted Software Delivery at ThoughtWorks, joins the show to discuss the practical ...

In this episode, we take a closer look at Elon Musk's AI research company, Grok, and its latest development: the addition of an image generation capability called FLUX to its AI model. We discuss the potential implications of this advancement, which combines text and image genera ...  Show more

A groundbreaking Harvard study trained AI on 10 million solar systems and found it perfectly predicted orbits but completely failed to understand gravity, raising questions about whether LLMs can develop true world models. While companies pour billions into scaling, Meta's Yann L ...  Show more

Even the biggest companies are learning that no single AI model can do it all. Microsoft, for example, is now bringing Anthropic’s Claude into Office 365 because it outperforms OpenAI in key areas like Excel and PowerPoint. This shift highlights a bigger truth: the future of AI i ...  Show more