Today was a travel day as we bounced from Delhi to Bangalore. After a terrific customer visit, it’s nice to have a quiet evening before a 17 hour workday tomorrow.
[blog] New BigQuery global queries let you explore distributed data with a single SQL statement. The best managed services strip out complexity from your architecture. Here, we handle all the work of pulling distributed data together in one query.
[blog] Bias Toward Action. This doesn’t mean recklessly rushing forward. Have tight feedback loops and make small, responsible steps forward.
[article] Cloud and AWS cost consultant Duckbill expands to software, raises $7.75M for new Skyway platform. These folks have been around a while. Congrats on the raise and software ambitions.
[article] Multi-Language MCP Server Performance Benchmark. Do MCP servers perform best if written in Python, Go, Java, or JavaScript? The answer may surprise you.
[blog] Using go fix to modernize Go code. This is a fairly amazing capability just casually baked into the Go tooling.
[article] Anthropic releases Sonnet 4.6. Another attention-worthy release. As always, it’s available on your cloud of choice already.
[article] Most CFOs expect larger IT budgets, ‘collapsing’ staff growth: Gartner. I’m surprised. Tech spending up, but companies are getting more results from the same staffing levels. Or at least, hoping to.
[blog] Announcing America-India Connect and new investments to advance global AI access. The more connectivity the better for people of the world.
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