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  1. RAISE Summit20 min

    AI for Work, and Security for AI | ServiceNow | RAISE Summit 2026

    Amit Zavery, Yevgeny Dibrov, Jennifer Johnson

    As enterprise AI shifts from passive tools to autonomous agents projected to outnumber human assets tenfold, organizations face critical risks of uncontrolled data access and rapid cyber exploitation without centralized governance. To counteract these threats, ServiceNow has integrated Vesa's technology to launch an AI Control Tower, enabling CIOs and CISOs to discover, monitor, and secure non-human identities across all platform integrations. This strategic shift transforms security from reactive to proactive, allowing enterprises to realize billions in efficiency savings while preventing catastrophic breaches in high-stakes environments like retail and supply chain management.

  2. RAISE Summit17 min

    Vibe Coding for the Next Billion | Michele Catasta, Replit | RAISE Summit 2026

    Michele Catasta, Max Corbani

    Replit President Michele Zanini outlined the company's trajectory toward $1 billion in annual revenue by deploying agentic workflows that target over 60 million users and non-technical citizen developers. The platform utilizes a heterogeneous model strategy combining open-weight and proprietary systems to enable autonomous agents that handle end-to-end business goals without manual UI interaction. This approach forecasts a 2025 workforce shift where employees evolve into agent managers, prioritizing strategic oversight over repetitive execution to drive exponential productivity gains.

  3. RAISE Summit18 min

    Fast by Design: The Infrastructure Powering the Agentic Era | Rodrigo Liang | RAISE Summit 2026

    Rodrigo Liang, Monti Saroya, Dylan Patel

    SambaNova has secured the first close of a $1 billion funding round at an $11 billion valuation, establishing itself as JP Morgan's preferred inference provider for multi-trillion parameter models. The company differentiates its heterogeneous architecture by delivering up to 10x faster decode performance in full precision, avoiding the accuracy trade-offs of quantization while integrating with NVIDIA and Intel infrastructure. By leveraging a distribution network of 94 subsidiaries, SambaNova targets enterprise adoption through hybrid air-gapped and cloud solutions that prioritize data sovereignty and model choice over direct competition with general intelligence labs.

  4. RAISE Summit18 min

    AI Sticker Shock: Open Source as the Answer to Broken Tokenomics | Vipul Ved Prakash | RAISE 2026

    Vipul Ved Prakash, Josh Wolfe

    TogetherAI, led by Co-founder Vinod Khosla, recently achieved a $8.3 billion valuation after scaling inference volume to 400 trillion tokens monthly while expanding its user base from $100 million to over $1 billion in annual revenue. The company is driving a strategic pivot toward open-source models to address economic pressures and geopolitical sovereignty concerns, countering the dominance of closed ecosystems like Anthropic and OpenAI by offering data residency on U.S. and European infrastructure. To overcome global compute constraints, TogetherAI is executing a sovereign infrastructure strategy that partners with nations facing data center moratoriums, aiming to prevent industrial capture and establish a collaborative commons for future AI development.

  5. RAISE Summit18 min

    How Data Became the Most Indispensable Resource for AI | Or Lenchner, Bright Data | RAISE 2026

    Or Lenchner, Peter Elstrom

    Bright Data re-architected its infrastructure to serve exploding demand for visual data in physical AI and robotics, successfully defending its operational model against major legal challenges involving Meta and X. The privately held company, which achieved a $300 million revenue run rate without external funding, distinguishes its Western outsourcing strategy from Chinese competitors' focus on internal data stack development. While navigating potential market corrections, Bright Data maintains a long-term outlook on the necessity of its data ecosystem for global AI training and continues to prioritize hyper-growth over an imminent IPO.

  6. RAISE Summit18 min

    Fireside Chat with Philip Johnston, Starcloud & Chetan Puttagunta, Benchmark | RAISE Summit 2026

    Philip Johnston, Chetan Puttagunta

    StarCloud is a Seattle-based company that has successfully launched StarCloud 1, proving that terrestrial-grade GPUs can perform high-power training and inference in space while overcoming thermal and radiation challenges. The firm plans to rapidly scale its operations through partnerships with SpaceX and other launch providers, targeting a gigawatt-scale constellation of 88,000 satellites by late 2028 to provide near-instant data processing for government, telecommunications, and lunar exploration clients. With a founding team split between aerospace and cloud engineering giants, StarCloud aims to bypass terrestrial energy permitting delays by establishing a fully vertical infrastructure capable of delivering up to 10 terawatts of compute capacity.

  7. The Economist6 min

    The art of deception in modern war | The Economist

    Jack Watling, Shashank Joshi

    The event analyzes how modern deception strategies now target an adversary's intent rather than mere presence to neutralize overwhelming surveillance, drawing on historical precedents like D-Day alongside recent intelligence failures in Ukraine, Israel, and Russia. It further details how transparent battlespaces compel forces to deploy resource-intensive drone operations that paradoxically increase human density and logistical footprints, requiring teams of five and nearly two tons of equipment per unit. By forcing enemies to waste munitions on decoys, these tactics aim to degrade capabilities, though the summary notes their inherent vulnerability and limited operational endurance of roughly three days.

  8. RAISE Summit20 min

    Beyond the Helpdesk: AI Turning IT Into a Strategic Function | Serval | RAISE Summit 2026

    Jake Stauch, Anas Biad

    Serval is an AI-native platform that completely rebuilds IT Service Management infrastructure to replace legacy systems like ServiceNow by integrating dual-agent architecture for full automation of enterprise workflows. Co-founded by Jake, the company has driven an 80% automation rate for major clients such as SeatGeek and Ramp, enabling thousands of IT staff to shift from support roles to building cross-functional solutions in marketing, legal, and HR. By treating AI as a core foundation rather than an add-on layer, Serval allows enterprises to eliminate support queues and rapidly reinvent their operational roadmaps every six months.

  9. RAISE Summit19 min

    Pat Gelsinger & Elad Raz: Where Chips Go After the GPU Era | RAISE Summit 2026

    Pat Gelsinger, Elad Raz

    Next Silicon has pivoted from high-performance computing to artificial intelligence, deploying its Maverick accelerator which integrates custom RISC-V CPUs with data flow architecture to unify serial and parallel workloads in national laboratory environments. The company's four-generation development strategy emphasizes adaptable, software-driven designs that support evolving non-Transformer models while maintaining compatibility with legacy Fortran and modern CUDA ecosystems. Looking forward, Next Silicon anticipates a market shift toward 10,000x efficiency gains and 3D physical modeling, requiring unified memory spaces to handle continuously learning systems rather than the fragmented training and inference phases of current AI.

  10. RAISE Summit19 min

    The Infrastructure Powering Live AI | Decart x Bloomberg | RAISE Summit 2026

    Dean Leitersdorf, Rachel Metz

    CART, a 100-person AI lab, leverages its proprietary DOS stack to generate world-class real-time video models capable of powering autonomous robots and live virtual try-ons for e-commerce partners like Amazon. The company's "Lucy" interface enables photorealistic interactions in live streams and shopping feeds, reportedly tripling sales volumes while streamers achieve seven-fold engagement increases. With a roadmap projecting significant breakthroughs in physical AI and software engineering within 18 to 24 months, CART deploys forward-deployed teams to customize these high-performance solutions for specific enterprise KPIs.

  11. RAISE Summit20 min

    Scaling Taste, Craft & Quality in the AI Era | Figma x Mistral | RAISE Summit 2026

    Loredana Crisan, Zach Krasner

    At Figma Config 2024, Chief Design Officer Loredana Cosentino and CEO Dylan Field addressed an audience of over 10,000 to unveil AI-driven tools like Figma Agents while redefining the Chief Design Officer role as a bridge between business value and user experience. The event highlighted a critical industry shift where AI lowers barriers to entry for non-specialists yet fails to replicate human creative excellence, necessitating a collaborative convergence of designers and developers around shared prototyping standards. Leaders emphasized that while AI accelerates baseline output, achieving world-class innovation requires maintaining distinct human judgment to avoid cultural stagnation and push beyond historical data constraints.

  12. RAISE Summit19 min

    How Higgsfield Went From 0 to $500M Run Rate in 14 Months | Alex Mashrabov | RAISE Summit 2026

    Alex Mashrabov, Antoine Blondeau

    Alex, a former competitive programming prodigy and ex-Head of AI at Snapchat, founded Hicksfield in October 2023 to address the retention gaps of mobile-first AI tools by pivoting to an enterprise-focused model. The company recently exceeded a $500 million annual run rate within 15 months through its proprietary "Cinema Studio" platform, which serves creative agencies with specialized product photography models and rapid release cycles. Operating with a hybrid US and Kazakhstan talent structure, Hicksfield is currently driving market adoption by shifting the AI narrative from job replacement to direct revenue growth for small and mid-market brands.

  13. RAISE Summit17 min

    Your Agent Can't Fix What It Can't See | Milin Desai, Sentry | RAISE Summit 2026

    Milin Desai, Karim Jalbout, Milo, Amil

    Sentry leverages its global platform to serve over 200,000 software teams in addressing the exponential rise in coding complexity driven by AI agents and non-technical developers. The company champions a "self-healing" software paradigm where AI autonomously resolves 30% to 40% of production issues while managing costs through deterministic automation loops rather than raw token usage. This model-agnostic approach shifts the developer role from manual coding to system design, aiming to democratize rapid error resolution for organizations ranging from startups to billion-user enterprises.

  14. Goldman Sachs19 min

    US Midyear Outlook: Geopolitical Shocks, the New Fed Era, and Growth

    David Mericle, Alison Nathan

    Recent U.S. economic data reveals unexpectedly resilient job growth and stickier inflation stabilizing near 3%, driven by geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and AI-related price measurement distortions. Goldman Sachs forecasts core PCE inflation to settle around 2.1% with real GDP growth of 2%, prompting expectations that the Federal Reserve will maintain current interest rates through July while shifting its policy stance toward neutralizing inflation regardless of its source. Despite market speculation regarding rate hikes, the primary economic risk remains a potential escalation of the Middle East conflict that could trigger sustained price increases and destabilize financial markets.

  15. RAISE Summit18 min

    Time to First Token: The Metric That Will Define Our Era | Nscale, VAST Data & NVIDIA | RAISE 2026

    Kristin Zwez, Jeff Denworth, Rod Evans, Christine

    Jensen Huang and Vast Data redefine AI infrastructure economics by shifting the primary metric from hardware utilization to Time to First Token, ensuring that billions in capital investments for massive GPU clusters yield immediate ROI. This evolution integrates storage directly into the core computer to maximize inference speed while driving a business model transition from hourly compute sales to token-as-a-service. Consequently, enterprises are advised to abandon legacy IT stacks in favor of fully integrated data computers and to prioritize executive ownership of AI adoption to avoid costly silos and ensure rigorous bottom-line execution.