What does it actually take to ship WebRTC at enterprise scale? Talked with Alberto González, CTO of WebRTC.ventures, about voice apps, streaming, and AI on the latest episode.

Between the Claude Code leak and the Axios supply chain attack, it's been a rough week for trusting software. We also get into locking down coding agents.

Crossed the streams this week. Brian Gracely and I went through all the AI chaos from March so you don't have to.

Big bets gone wrong, OpenAI acquiring the Python toolchain, and Claude's favorite tools. The real question this week: should AI agents be shipping bug fixes faster than your human engineers?

I've been building everything around Claude Code. @bgracely asked me to break down what that actually looks like day-to-day. Turns out, a lot changes.

NVIDIA GTC, token budgets, and an AWS outage that definitely had nothing to do with AI.

Turns out Claude Code isn't just for coders. We've been using it to automate newsletters, status reports, and apparently taxes. Plus, Coté has feelings about it.

Claude Code, Cursor, the future of the SDLC, and somehow Markdown is to blame for all of it. New episode is up.

Absolutely. You can send feedback directly to me at: bwhichard@softwaredefinedtalk.com

Sounds like, next enhancement should be adding a way for people to send feedback from the app! Doh!

Between AI rewriting COBOL and the predicted death of Microsoft Office, we’re covering a lot of ground this week. Plus, we debate if TSA PreCheck Touchless is the ultimate peak of airport efficiency.

The Modern Stack simplifying cloud, AI hype cycles, and how bottoms-up adoption actually plays out. Lots to discuss this week.

Latest episode is out. We dig into the future of SaaS, OpenAI vs. Anthropic strategy, cloud capex… and debate when (or if) we’ll trust an AI to book our flights.

A fun and short episode for your weekend listening. Check it out.

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Moltbot is taking over, Apple has new AirTags, and we finally found where the Enterprise AI ROI is hiding. Plenty to dig into this week.

Can AI agents actually fix your technical debt, or are we just making things worse? We discuss that, Chainguard vs. Docker security, and international broth mysteries on the latest episode.

We had a lot to say this week about Gemini and Siri (finally), plus a deep dive into AWS strategy. But honestly, the real debate is about meeting start times.

Did AI kill Stack Overflow? And Nvidia goes shopping. Check out this episode.

AI & Cloud Trends for December 2025

@brandonwhichard.com joins Aaron Delp and @bgracely.bsky.social on @cloudcastpod.bsky.social to discuss the top stories in Cloud and AI from December 2025. Check out the full breakdown of the month's biggest trends!

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We grade our 2025 predictions and lay out some new bets for 2026. Check it out!

We’ve got plenty of strategic opinions to share this week. Check it out!

We discuss Oracle’s AI vibes, GitHub pricing, and robot vacuums. Check it out!

We discuss Netflix, IBM acquisitions, and typefaces. Check out this week’s episode.

Lots of Agentic discussion this week. Check it out.

AI & Cloud Trends for November 2025

AI & Cloud News of the Month (Nov 2025)
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Brian Gracely (@bgracely) and Brandon Whichard (@bwhichard, @SoftwareDefTalk) discuss AI cracks, Physical AI, NVIDIA earnings, and if we're now seeing the bigger picture better.

Cloudflare outages, OSS maintainer debates, and yes—dishwasher logistics. Give this week’s episode a listen.

Whitney joins us this week to give us the KubeCon download. Check it out.

Could an AI agent rewrite curl? We get into that—and even debate Christmas trees—on this week’s episode. Check it out.

Cloud profits up, Siri finds a new partner, and someone cloned a dog. Check out this episode.

Always great to be on The Cloudcast. We dissect the top Cloud and AI news and trends from last month. Check it out.