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From Software Engineer to AI-Native Product Architect
From Software Engineer to AI-Native Product Architect
I have spent over two decades in the software industry, moving from the keyboard as an individual contributor to…
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Sachin Nene reposted thisSachin Nene reposted thisFor years, enterprises have had to accept a trade-off. Scaling AI on shared infrastructure meant exposing models and data during execution. Engineering has now eliminated the need to choose. NVIDIA zero-trust AI factory reference architecture for Confidential Containers creates a standardized blueprint for deploying frontier models on shared infrastructure. For regulated and IP-sensitive enterprises, this changes the conversation. Confidential computing is now a deployable standard. NVIDIA named Corvex as a trusted ecosystem partner, helping bring this architecture into production. With Corvex and Confidential Containers, verifiable AI infrastructure doesn’t force the compromise between scale and confidentiality. https://lnkd.in/ebdN9UzX #ConfidentialComputing #AIInfrastructure #ZeroTrust #EnterpriseAI #NVIDIA #DataPrivacy #RegulatedIndustries #CyberSecurityBuilding a Zero-Trust Architecture for Confidential AI Factories | NVIDIA Technical BlogBuilding a Zero-Trust Architecture for Confidential AI Factories | NVIDIA Technical Blog
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Sachin Nene reposted thisSachin Nene reposted thisMost cloud security today works on a "trust-me" model. The same provider running your workload is the one telling you it's secure. That's a structural gap in how verification works. Corvex works with Intel Trust Authority to close that gap. ITA is an independent attestation service that cryptographically verifies the execution environment before a workload runs. This is part of how Corvex runs confidential AI workloads in production, with Intel TDX and Intel Trust Authority sitting alongside NVIDIA Confidential Computing in our AI factories. We recently published a detailed breakdown of how these technologies work together at production scale, and what that means for enterprises running sensitive AI workloads in healthcare, financial services, and government. Read the blog: https://lnkd.in/g5Ra8sR8Secure AI at Scale: Corvex & Intel® TDX & Trust AuthoritySecure AI at Scale: Corvex & Intel® TDX & Trust Authority
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Sachin Nene reposted thisSachin Nene reposted thisDuring the recent NVIDIA GTC, Corvex’s Russell Buchanan spoke about a tension that isn’t getting enough attention in AI infrastructure. Model builders are rightly taking the steps necessary to protect their weights and IP. But that has historically meant keeping things centralized, with trade-offs in performance and proximity to users. With Corvex Secure Model Weights, that trade-off is no longer necessary. Our solution allows model providers to deploy closer to users, which improves performance and availability without compromising IP. Watch the video 👇
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Sachin Nene shared thisExciting day for us at Corvex.Sachin Nene shared thisCorvex is now public. Today we begin trading on Nasdaq under $MOVE with a >$800 million fully-diluted market cap. We built Corvex to deliver AI infrastructure that is not only powerful, but secure, reliable, and scalable on customer timelines. In practice, this means: ▪️ AI Factories capable of delivery in quarters not years ▪️ Confidential computing that protects models and inference requests at runtime - hardware-enforced, not promised ▪️ And coming soon, Token Factory: making premium open-source AI models faster and cheaper to run at scale, with security and compliance-ready infrastructure With a growing pipeline and live production deployments, we’re just getting started. Grateful to our team, customers, and partners for empowering us reach this point. Let’s $MOVE!
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Sachin Nene reposted thisSachin Nene reposted thisDay one of demo'ing Secure Model Weights at NVIDIA GTC reinforced something we hear constantly from customers: AI teams want cryptographic proof that their models remain secure during execution. Thanks to our fantastic partners Intel and their TDX technology. Stop by the Intel booth #3100 to see Secure Model Weights in action.
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Sachin Nene shared thisIf you're at GTC next week, we'd love to see you. I'll personally be there from Tuesday-Thursday.Sachin Nene shared thisLooking forward to NVIDIA GTC next week! Yesterday we announced Early Availability of our new Secure Model Weights tool, which lets AI model builders and enterprises deploy inference workloads on third-party GPU infrastructure without exposing their most valuable IP. The Corvex team will be demonstrating Secure Model Weights in partnership with Intel: Booth #3100 (2:30 and 4:30 PM Monday–Wednesday). Come see it for yourself!
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Sachin Nene reposted thisThe past year changed me. It stripped things down to what actually matters. It forced me to slow down, take care of my family and myself, and get really honest about what kind of leader I want to be and what kind of work truly makes an impact. That clarity didn’t come easily, but it stuck. I’m grateful to share that I’ve stepped into the role of Executive Director at BridgED. BridgED exists to connect school districts, employers, and communities in ways that create real impact. Not performative partnerships. Not buzzwords. Real-world learning experiences and career pathways that open doors for students and strengthen local communities. I’m especially grateful to Chris Svec and Christy Bertolo for trusting me as a partner in this work and for building something grounded, thoughtful, and needed. I believe deeply in what we’re building, and I’m ready to help lead this next chapter with clarity and purpose. If you’re a district leader, employer, or community partner who believes education and workforce should work better together, I’d love to connect.Sachin Nene reposted thisBig news at BridgED! 🚀 We are thrilled to announce Neeta Agrawal joining our team as Executive Director! For over four years, BridgED has worked to bridge the gap between K-12 and business. Bringing Neeta on board marks a pivotal moment as we scale our impact across the state, region, and country. With 20+ years of experience as an educator and strategist, Neeta is a builder of systems that expand opportunity. She joins us with the conviction that connecting schools and employers is both a strategic necessity and a moral imperative. Chris Svec, Co-Founder: "Adding Neeta to our team is a game-changer. We aren't just growing; we are poised to transform how communities across the nation connect students to their futures." Please join us in welcoming Neeta to the team as we enter this exciting next chapter! #BridgED #Education #WorkforceDevelopment #K12 #CareerPathways #Innovation #Announcement #Growth
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Sachin Nene shared thisAfter seeing the rapid transformation in our industry, I'm sharing my thoughts on what I think the ideal role is for software engineers right now.From Software Engineer to AI-Native Product ArchitectFrom Software Engineer to AI-Native Product ArchitectSachin Nene
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Sachin Nene shared thisHaving personally spent months deep in the weeds on confidential computing, I'm proud of our team here that's fully configured HGX B200 boxes with confidential compute enabled with two things Hopper series boxes don't have-- encrypted NVLink fabric and join CPU+GPU attestation. It is so cool to see us mastering this operational complexity and delivering it to customers.Sachin Nene shared thisHardware-enforced data protection with near-native performance: this changes the economics of secure AI. >>Corvex has completed a full confidential computing deployment with NVIDIA HGX B200 systems, confirming encrypted NVSwitch/NVLink fabric and successful remote attestation of both CPU and GPU using Intel Trust Authority. >>For production-scale models, confidential computing overhead diminishes to almost zero, meaning security no longer requires sacrificing throughput. Confidential AI is operational, verifiable, and ready for real workloads. Read the blog for more: https://lnkd.in/gJrdES2cConfidential Computing Meets NVIDIA HGX™ B200: Secure AI Without the Performance Trade-OffConfidential Computing Meets NVIDIA HGX™ B200: Secure AI Without the Performance Trade-Off
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Sachin Nene liked thisSachin Nene liked thisFor years, enterprises have had to accept a trade-off. Scaling AI on shared infrastructure meant exposing models and data during execution. Engineering has now eliminated the need to choose. NVIDIA zero-trust AI factory reference architecture for Confidential Containers creates a standardized blueprint for deploying frontier models on shared infrastructure. For regulated and IP-sensitive enterprises, this changes the conversation. Confidential computing is now a deployable standard. NVIDIA named Corvex as a trusted ecosystem partner, helping bring this architecture into production. With Corvex and Confidential Containers, verifiable AI infrastructure doesn’t force the compromise between scale and confidentiality. https://lnkd.in/ebdN9UzX #ConfidentialComputing #AIInfrastructure #ZeroTrust #EnterpriseAI #NVIDIA #DataPrivacy #RegulatedIndustries #CyberSecurityBuilding a Zero-Trust Architecture for Confidential AI Factories | NVIDIA Technical BlogBuilding a Zero-Trust Architecture for Confidential AI Factories | NVIDIA Technical Blog
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Sachin Nene liked thisSachin Nene liked thisExcited to share that I’ve joined Anthropic as an Applied AI Leader! I’ve seen firsthand how AI is reshaping the way we work and live. As a parent of young kids, that future feels deeply personal. I want to help shape it in a way I’m proud of. I am already amazed by the talent and kindness here. Looking forward to making a difference in how AI transforms the world.
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Sachin Nene liked thisSachin Nene liked thisI'm in the official Ubuntu 26.04 LTS release!! So proud of our ongoing collaboration with Canonical in shaping the future on confidential computing and TEEs. It does feel surreal to be quoted in the Resolute Raccoon announcement. Ubuntu 26.04 is the first LTS release to be fully compatible with confidential computing out of the box. From day one we've been able to build Tinfoil on Ubuntu's solid security foundations, and with 26.04, we now have the first long-term, production grade Ubuntu to keep building the future of empowered AI on strong privacy and security foundations. Among other achievements that would not be possible without Ubuntu: our Tinfoil confidential VM image is compatible with all confidential computing hardware out there and let us maintain a single minimal code base for all our platforms. Also excited for what's next: supply chain security and building secure execution environment for AI to do work safely on prem. Thanks to everyone at Canonical for their support Ijlal Loutfi, Chris Schnabel, Samet Sahin, Gabriel Aguiar Noury, Andrey Grebennikov and many others.
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Sachin Nene reacted on thisOpportunities like this do not come around every day! You'd get to lead and scale the product team working toward an amazing mission and spend lots of time with Serena Chang, Joshua Essex, and Clementine Jacoby.Sachin Nene reacted on thisIf you want to spend a million hours per day with me, apply within:
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Sachin Nene liked thisSachin Nene liked thisMost cloud security today works on a "trust-me" model. The same provider running your workload is the one telling you it's secure. That's a structural gap in how verification works. Corvex works with Intel Trust Authority to close that gap. ITA is an independent attestation service that cryptographically verifies the execution environment before a workload runs. This is part of how Corvex runs confidential AI workloads in production, with Intel TDX and Intel Trust Authority sitting alongside NVIDIA Confidential Computing in our AI factories. We recently published a detailed breakdown of how these technologies work together at production scale, and what that means for enterprises running sensitive AI workloads in healthcare, financial services, and government. Read the blog: https://lnkd.in/g5Ra8sR8Secure AI at Scale: Corvex & Intel® TDX & Trust AuthoritySecure AI at Scale: Corvex & Intel® TDX & Trust Authority
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Sachin Nene reacted on thisSachin Nene reacted on thisWe've been keeping something secret We're building a new product. Rather, we're training Pam to do a new job. It's similar to what she does now. But it takes her impact to another level. Here's an example: - a lexus dealer in the midwest has netted an additional $300K. In just two months. - a mercedes dealer on the east coast is getting greater than 20X+ ROI. - a nissan dealer achieving profitability after being left for dead. All thanks to Pam's new skillset. It's in stealth, but already signed up hundreds of dealers and is the fastest growing part of our business. When it's all said and done it'll be bigger than Pam's first gig. Can't wait until you're able to hire Pam for this too. Soon.
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Sachin Nene reacted on thisSachin Nene reacted on thisI'm thrilled to be invited back as a speaker to CTO Craft Con: Toronto on May 19-20 for an acutely relevant panel: How AI is affecting teams, increasing business pressures, and shifting management workloads. If you are looking for a curated, meaningful conference experience, I highly recommend #CTOCraftCon and the CTO Craft community. They are thoughtfully put together to create an environment for having real conversations and making lasting connections. I made new friends and colleagues last year, and I look forward making more this year! If you're going, hit me up. Let's hang out! And if you want to register, there's still time! (Link in comments) #CTOCraftCon
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Jonathan Desrosiers
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In case you missed it when the episode dropped, I was recently on the Crossword podcast. I finally had a chance to write a bit about our conversations on my site. We covered a lot of ground, including the concept of active versus passive contribution, how to find the appropriate balance between those two groups, the importance of being prepared when new contributors show up, and the nuance between a do-ocracy and a meritocracy. I'd love to hear your thoughts after you listen! https://lnkd.in/evmRqabE
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Steve Jones, CFA
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"I have only made this letter longer because I have not had the time to make it shorter." - Blaise Pascal'' This also applies to software demos. We've tightened the onboarding workflow and now have a 60 second demo of the journey from a blank slate in Claude Code to a deployed preview application on VeilStream.
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Varun Talwar
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To date, writing extensions for Envoy has been a laborious process that involves writing C++ and compiling a fully custom build of the entire proxy. Can we make that easy and make Envoy more approachable by developers?. Can we create an ecosystem of reusable extensions around it - akin to how npm ecosystem fundamentally altered Node.js's trajectory. With that vision, we at Tetrate have been working with Envoy community to first make Envoy easy to extend by any developer. We added dynamic modules a year ago and then added a proper Go and Rust SDK around it. Today, we are making the developer experience much easier and announcing a home for Envoy extensions with an open source extension marketplace around it. Thanks Matt Klein Anna Berenberg for your support and thanks Rohit Agrawal Ben Plotnick Anubhav Aeron for early feedback and trials. You can read more about Built on Envoy here: https://lnkd.in/gbNz9-3v and see a cool demo video from our engineering lead Ignasi Barrera on how to write a simple Go extension and test it locally for Envoy to not allow AI calls to specific models. https://lnkd.in/gcpYJyjD
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Paul Chiusano
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I thought this was a good and very reasonable talk by Eleanor Millman on how to prioritize projects for a platform engineering team: https://lnkd.in/gaYtUHRH A few insights I took from it: - Unlike product features which can be more directly tied to revenue, platform engineering work is a couple steps removed. But that doesn't mean it's unimportant! Far from it, platform engineering projects can make everyone at the company more efficient, able to produce higher quality software, etc. - While "urgency" is always going to be a factor, you don't want to just be putting out fires, you want be able to prioritize work which is "high impact" ... even if that impact isn't felt immediately. - Good rule of thumb: prioritize "highest impact for lowest effort". - The talk has some ideas on what factors to choose for impact, and how to blend them. For instance "speed of development" is one factor, "cloud cost optimization" might be another. The weighting of different impact factors can change over time, depending on the needs of the business. I would say that a lot of companies don't have much methodology here but I can really see the value in codifying it. You can always change the methodology or the weighting if it's spitting out results that don't pass the smell test or you really feel it is leading the company astray. Clarity can give the org more freedom to put resources behind projects that would otherwise never be taken on. When things are unclear, prioritization still happens implicitly, but the decisions tend to be a lot more random and fear-based and the org is worse off as a result.
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Rick Wise
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Ben Clark
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Ashish Chaudhary
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Ian Cook
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Anshu C.
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Mark Ruddock
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Rose Hecksher Schamberger
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If you’re a CEO/founder or PE operator and your tech org is: ❌ Shipping late ❌ Stuck in reactive mode ❌ Struggling through the Series A/B jump, or post-acquisition integration or after a major release It’s not “a delivery problem.” It’s an operating model problem. At the inflection point, the old playbook breaks: what worked at 10 engineers fails at 40… and breaks again across multiple products/teams. That’s where I come in as a fractional CTO: - Spot platform and delivery risks before they hit revenue and retention - Rebuild execution rituals (prioritization, ownership, release confidence) without derailing the roadmap - Align architecture + team structure to your value-creation plan (growth, margin, or exit timeline) If you’re feeling the strain of growth, I can help you turn “busy and reactive” into predictable shipping, and a platform that scales. #CTO #SaaS #StartupScale #PrivateEquity #TechStrategy
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Lou Moore
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Claude is a piece of software. One with very impressive capabilities. It sure has gotten good at code generation. But it doesn’t have thoughts, it doesn’t have judgment, and it only has values to the same extent that all software reflects the values of its creators. And Claude’s creators are a-ok with many well-documented, concrete, immediate harms of LLM development, even if they tend to mitigate more than their competitors. Some of those harms stem from the ongoing anthropomorphism of this for-profit software product. This is a marketing document and its purpose is to reinforce that. Be ethical.
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