Chetan Puttagunta

As Congress considers the merits of aid to Ukraine and Israel, it is crucial to recognize this is a vital downpayment in U.S. security when threats are surging.

The integration of AI analytics and generative AI is projected to persist at an accelerated pace.

Dashboards are a vital element that greatly influence our decision to continue using an application.

Cloud providers that can make it easy to move legacy data and AI applications (code and data), which is critical to enabling AI, are expected to win in the long run.

The individual user is the primary driver that determines the success of the Saas platform and optimal user adoption rates.

Benchmark is leading the investment with a bet that MindsDB can replace the need to hire hundreds of machine learning engineers.

While most organizations have adopted a cloud-first policy, many are struggling with the decision on where or how to migrate their data to the cloud and what cloud data platform (CDP) they should adopt.

Imagine what we could collectively accomplish if we allow machines to take care of all routine chores and truly free humans to exercise and enjoy their creative gifts.

The complexity of the cloud migration process, which continues to flummox many enterprises, is a result of the complexity of the on-premises environment.

In thinking about what elevates "efficient" to "extraordinary," businesses can frame their thinking along several dimensions as they build their AI-based use cases.

Organizations are wasting valuable time and money that ultimately delays their ability to leverage the advantages of a cloud-first strategy.

True cloud adoption and modernization cannot effectively take place unless the culture, organization and business undertake some degree of transformation.

Within the paradigm shift from legacy data centers to cloud-based systems lies another beneficial paradigm shift: a change in the model used to move data from one system to another.

Now is the time to migrate your data to the cloud. Chances are, your competition is already there.

Chetan Puttagunta, Partner, NEA It might seem like a funding freeze for some start-ups competing in a technology field that only a short few years ago received easy money.  And, reporting on the dearth of financing for once robust funding categories like Ad Tech are exaggerated and mischaracterized.  At least so [...]

When Krishna Gupta made the 30 Under 30 list in venture capital in Jan., one of the first names that stood out to the Romulus Capital cofounder was Chetan Puttagunta, the young investor at New Enterprise Associates who'd fought his way to partner in just three years. So Gupta reached out [...]