The future of AI is cache‑shaped
AI’s future is cache-shaped: reuse answers to cut costly inference, deliver stable, fast, predictable responses.
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AI’s future is cache-shaped: reuse answers to cut costly inference, deliver stable, fast, predictable responses.
AWS’s new flat-rate CloudFront bundles hint at a shift from metered cloud pricing to predictable, use-case-based plans. If expanded, this model could reduce overspend …
In London with four young Italians at an AI event, our talk moved from models to Frantoio, olive presses, harvests and villages. It reminded me that culture guides how we …
FinOps adoption starts with context, moves through scopes, defines maturity and follows pathways. This layered model turns the Foundation’s framework into a practical …
In FinOps reports the narrative is often inexistant or only about the data. Too far from what executives need. There is a solution, and it is not technical.
Tracking ephemeral VMs is hard: they appear, run briefly, and vanish before most tools detect them. The result is missing context, incomplete CMDBs, and charges with no …
FinOps is evolving fast. The Foundation sets the framework; Carlo Wejszko’s pathways add the missing sequence. This new layer—Context → Scopes → Maturity → Pathways—shows …
Even gods can’t watch every fire. In FinOps, infinite data demands deliberate focus. This essay explores how to choose the “fires” that matter—by pausing, talking to …
FinOps+ and Scopes promise to expand FinOps beyond cloud. It’s ambitious—but for most teams, still out of reach. Here’s why it matters, how it fits the Foundation’s …
AI didn’t replace how I learn—it transformed how I share. The Internet gave me limitless knowledge; AI helps me turn scattered thoughts into clear stories. Learning was …