Member of Technical Staff, Chronosphere

So Chronosphere has entered the scene, built from the ground up for cloud-native environments. It's an observability platform that can handle huge volumes of data without crushing costs or performance. Essentially, it helps engineering teams see what's happening inside their cloud systems so they can understand issues quickly and fix them before they become big problems. Its especially well suited for high-scale environments like AI workloads, so it's no surprise it's already trusted by some of the world's most advanced cloud and AI-native companies.

And this impact was big enough that it recently caught the attention of Palo Alto Networks, which has now acquired the company. For Chronosphere, this puts it in a strong position going forward, with backing from a global cybersecurity leader, its technology now sits at the center of how future cloud and AI systems stay resilient, secure, and always online.