Covers artificial intelligence for Edgewisely — model releases, pricing moves and the vendor landscape. Writes the comparative roundups, which rank products on published evidence, not vendor claims.
How the commoditisation of models and orchestration moved the only durable moat in enterprise AI into the least software-like place imaginable: people, embedded, on site.
How a $600 million extension repriced a defense startup on factory throughput rather than firepower — and what that says about the next decade of procurement.
For satellite operators, defense programs and anyone budgeting a ride to orbit. Reusability has stopped being a differentiator and become the entry ticket.
For engineering teams choosing where to put metrics, sensor readings and tick data. The category has split in two: purpose-built time-series engines, and general-purpose columnar databases that happen to be very good at time ordering.
For platform, IT and data teams choosing where corporate knowledge retrieval lives. Amazon closed Kendra to new customers, Microsoft moved agentic retrieval to GA, and Glean raised at a $7.2B valuation. Seven platforms ranked, with real pricing and real limits.