Techstrong Gang - 4/2/2026 - Techstrong Gang

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Alan Shimel is joined by Jon Swartz, Fred Wilmot, Gina Rosenthal and Futurum Group analyst Guy Currier to unpack the stories driving today’s enterprise headlines. First up: developers leaning on Anthropic’s Claude Code are running out of tokens mid-sprint, forcing teams to rethink how they budget AI-assisted workflows. Then the Gang looks at the construction crunch hitting hyperscale data centers as electricians, pipefitters and HVAC crews struggle to keep pace with AI buildouts. Finally, they break down the unanimous Supreme Court ruling that shields Cox Communications—and other ISPs—from billion-dollar piracy claims when subscribers share bootleg content. #TechstrongGang #AI #DataCenters #CyberLaw #AppDev

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Alan Shimel is joined by Jon Swartz, Fred Wilmot, Gina Rosenthal and Futurum Group analyst Guy Currier to unpack the stories driving today’s enterprise headlines. First up: developers leaning on Anthropic’s Claude Code are running out of tokens mid...

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