The World According to Me | Shimmy Says Ep. 37
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11-Dec-2025
Tech isn’t evolving right now. It’s colliding. AI datacenter economics are cracking, AWS re:Invent turned into an AI monolith, VCs are levitating, robots are stepping into the real world, and people keep declaring “the cloud is dead” while quietly running everything on it.In today’s #ShimmySays, Alan Shimel pulls these threads together to reveal the bigger picture forming beneath the headlines. We’re entering one of the largest technological shifts in decades, and this episode cuts through the noise to show why the decisions we make now will define the next 50 years of computing. Let’s talk about the realities: AI is racing ahead faster than the infrastructure built to sustain it Cloud and DevOps haven’t vanished; they’ve become invisible foundations Robots are moving from demos to deployment The guardrails we need aren’t keeping pace This is the world according to Shimmy. Tune in at 2:30 PM ET and share your thoughts in the comments. #shimmysays #techstrongtv #alanshimel #tstv
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