You can query encrypted data without decrypting it 🤯 Let's walk with Ben Cefalo (Chief Product Officer @mongodb ) as he breaks down how Queryable Encryption from MongoDB works Queryable Encryption lets you encrypt sensitive data, like card numbers or PII (personally identifiable information),

Linkedln just released their top 50 startups for 2026! I looked through it and here are my 4 takeaways 🎥 @LinkedIn #technews

If you have a WordPress site or anything that runs on PHP, there was a major security alert this week. Here's what you need to know, and how to check if you're affected #techtok #technews

What do a 2 person startup and a 200,000 person enterprise want from their data platform in the age of AI? 👀 @mongodb has 70,000+ customers across that whole range. Let’s walk with Katie Palmer, who leads Customer Success at MongoDB as she breaks down the 3 things she is seeing customers look fo

Let's build your own AI inference engine in 6 steps ⚙️ Running your own model (instead of renting an AI API) gives you cost, privacy, and control, and you actually see what's under the hood of AI inference 🧠 The GitHub & Discord are 🔗 in bio Shout it to Akamai developers team for awesome

🔐 Breakdown of how Meta Muse security works 2 of the people building @Muse at Meta (David Singleton and Tarek Sheasha) recently shared how it works under the hood. I read the docs so you don’t have to. Here’s the TLDR! 💡 TLDR: your muse runs in its own cloud computer, and the part that can ac

What do NYC and AI agents have in common? Neither one sleeps! …which means they need an intelligent data platform to run on & @mongodb is building exactly that!

⏳ Here’s a 90 second crash course on what they just launched, the most significant expansion of their platform yet #techtok #agenti

Imagine being the IT department for 7 million people! 🤯 That's the Indiana Office of Technology. I got to walk with Brad Welsh, tech leader at IOT, as he breaks down how they keep state services reliable for millions of residents & how Splunk Observability helps them proactively find and fix iss

“Neoclouds” explained in the clouds ✈️☁️ #techtok #edutok #aiexplained

… watch till the end to see the coolest sneakers! 👟
 “Bring the AI to the data, not the data to the AI.”
 For air-gapped & on-prem systems like hospitals, banks, government - the data can't leave. 

I got to walk with Seth Brickman, VP of Global Product for the Splunk Platform at @Cisco as he br

You can now add multiple Gmail accounts to @ChatGPT ChatGPT > plugins > gmail > connect another account + you can nickname them

Andrew Ng and the @DeepLearning.AI job postings + expert interviews and just shared the skills that matter most in AI engineering right now for developers. The 4 skills: 🔹 Building & deploying AI applications: AI systems have unpredictable outputs, so the work is learning the building block

Context Engine Architecture explained in 2 min ⏱️ .. walk with us in SF! Love how the Head of Context Engine at Redis, Simba Khadder explains why we need this architecture: "Now we have agents that have hands. They need to be able to get data, act on data, search for more data." Here's the Co

There is a difference when building skills for agents vs building skills for humans. It comes down to a horizontal vs vertical approach. Let’s walk with a Google engineer, Pier Paolo, as he breaks it down in 60 seconds: 🔹 Vertical skills ➡️ one skill built for one specific product, one job

⚡ The Agent Development Lifecycle in < 90 seconds Let's walk by the 🌊with one of the Google engineers behind Agents CLI, which works with the coding agent of your choice (Claude Code, Antigravity, Codex) and teaches it to take an agent from prototype to production! It was such a blast filming

Everyone's building agents. So why did Redis release a feature store? I went on a tech walk with Simba Khadder, founder of Featureform (acquired by Redis) & now Head of Context Engine at Redis, to ask him exactly that and he dropped some fantastic insights! "It's almost like everyone forgot -

Are you hearing the term ✨ graph engineering ✨ yet? About 10 days ago, Peter Steinberger (creator of OpenClaw) tweeted this. I find it fascinating, and not because of the term itself. I look at everything through how people share information, & coining terminology is how tech has always worked:

Google engineer explains Agent Evaluation vs Model Evaluation in 30 seconds ⚡ 🚙 Think of getting your driver's license. First there's the theory test, where you're assessed on knowledge and getting the right answers. Then there's the road test, where you're out in the real world actually using t

🕶️ I’ve been wearing Meta glasses in general almost every day for over a year, and love the new design options + improved tech specs! So let’s unbox them… but first, here’s WHY I use them daily👇 1️⃣ Safety 🚦 I walk everywhere in NYC, and I love that I can take a call, listen to a podcast, or pl