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The “@Accel 2025 Globalscape: Race for compute” is out!
👀 👉The Accel Euroscape is now the Globalscape!
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Philippe Botteri
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Philippe Botteri
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London, United Kingdom Katılım Kasım 2009
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Kevin Mandia from @ArmadinSecurity on how the timeframe for exposure is shrinking, making manual, human-speed cyber responses insufficient.
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Can't wait for Monday when Miami will host the leaders of the cybersecurity industry for Cybersparx!
Congrats to @Cyberstarts1 team for putting together such a fantastic event! We are very happy and privileged to partner with @giliraanan, Lior Simon, Hila Zigman, Dor Knafo and all the team
Looking forward to hearing the thoughts of @George_Kurtz , @assaf_rappaport , @nikesharora , Kevin Mandia, @udimokady , Sanjay Poonen and Yotam Segev - among others - on where the world of cyber is going.
The mind melt of cyber founders, visionaries and CISOs for two days will be super fun.
...and **** STING **** will be playing live 🙌 🙌 🙌 !!!
@algovc @Accel @cyera_io @CrowdStrike @PaloAltoNtwks @Cohesity
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=> deflection rate +++ No human intervention
=> customer sat: --- very unhappy customer
=> business impact: --- low support cost...but loss of a few hundreds of USD of margin. Right for the business 🤔 🤔 🤔
Umm...may be the optimisation function of the AI model should be handled differently.
If anyone more technically savvy than Meta AI support has managed to solve this issue, I am interested! Thank you!
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I respond to say the ticket is not closed. At this point, the AI realises that the optimisation function is in danger and understands now that it needs to think harder and do something big to win the situation.
It turns on the empathic function and I get a "solemn apology" (woow...😂) and a statement on the scope of the support: "Meta Store Support is primarily equipped to handle core device functions" (sorry Garmin and Strava, you are not a core function not sure why you were heavily featured in the marketing messages!). Finally it offers to return and fully return the glasses. Ticket closed 🦾 🦾 🦾
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➡️ Europe is not left behind: funding of AI apps in EU/IL representing 2/3 of the US
➡️ $4T of AI data center capex forecasted for 2026-20: is it worth it?
👏 👏 👏 To the top 100 EU/IL companies AND top 100 US companies who made the Globalscape lists!
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The “@Accel 2025 Globalscape: Race for compute” is out!
👀 👉The Accel Euroscape is now the Globalscape!
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Today, we’re pleased to announce that Accel has led the Series C in @n8n_io's AI-native workflow automation platform. Agents are now a critical part of every enterprise, and n8n has built the critical layer responsible for orchestrating that work across functions, actions, and agents.
Read more about our investment in n8n via @BenFletch11 and @RWong here: dub.sh/accel-n8n
And to Jan Oberhauser and the whole n8n team – welcome to the Accel family!
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Today marks a big milestone for Tessl!
The Spec Registry is now live in public beta with 10,000+ usage specs for open-source libraries.
Agents get the version-accurate APIs, examples, and history they need to use OSS reliably. No more hallucinations or endless fix loops. 🧵
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With AI , the future of code development will be spec driven. Very excited by the launch of @tessl_io first products which are making this paradigm a reality 🚀 🚀 🚀 Here what this means from its founder @guypod
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I’m excited to launch @tessl_io's first products! Introducing the Tessl Framework and Tessl Spec Registry, which integrate into any agent to keep it on rails and well informed using Spec-Driven Development. More details in the launch post: tessl.co/z01 It’s a big milestone in the journey towards AI Native Development🚩 I’m proud of our amazing team, and keen to get beta feedback from the community! ❤️ What’s the problem we’re solving? Agents are powerful, but they’re very unreliable. They hallucinate, claim false success and break things often enough that it’s hard - and tiring - to use them on production code. How are we helping? The Tessl Framework makes agents capture intent in specs before coding, aligning you and the agent on what to build. It adds tests as harder guardrails, and stores specs as long term memory of what your product should do. It’s available in private beta - visit our home page to request early access: tessl.co/2b3 The Tessl Spec Registry helps agents use open source better. It contains over 10,000 usage specs for using libraries, which you can add to your project like regular dependencies. It also lets you distribute your own guidance and policies to agents. It’s in open beta and free to use! Check it out here: tessl.co/jb8 Both products are just the beginning, and we’re committed to building them in the open. Check out the video or our launch blog post for more info: tessl.co/z01 Looking forward to hearing your thoughts, in the thread or our community Discord!
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