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Product news, funding updates, and observability perspectives.
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Blog
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Observability is needed at the worst possible time. A service is failing. A deployment is behaving differently than expected. A customer is blocked. You are…
Root cause analysis has always been a race against time, and for most engineering teams the bottleneck has never really been analytical ability. It has been…
A few days after the first round of the French municipal elections, Paul Laleu, CTO and Comex member at Le Monde, posted on LinkedIn to reflect on what his…
As observability adoption grows across an organization, something predictable happens. The central platform team, originally focused on building and improving…
When something goes wrong in production, the question engineers ask is almost never "do we have enough data?" Modern systems are generous with telemetry. Logs…
Log sampling reduces observability costs by storing only a subset of logs, helping teams manage growing telemetry volumes and improve query performance. While…
Tsuga in the News
69 mentions
Exploring AI Observability – Part 1: Why It Matters (opens on APMdigest)
APMdigest ·
Feature in APMdigest on why monitoring built for conventional software misses the way AI systems fail, with Tsuga among the practitioners quoted.
KI-Observability: Fehler in Agenten-Workflows nachvollziehen (opens on BigData Insider, in German)
BigData Insider ·
Expert commentary in BigData Insider, in German, on tracing how small errors early in an agent workflow compound into failures later on.
NIS2: Wenn Cyberresilienz zur Chefsache wird (opens on Digitale Welt Magazin, in German)
Digitale Welt Magazin ·
Tsuga byline in Digitale Welt Magazin, in German, on what NIS2 reporting deadlines demand of the visibility teams have into their own systems.
Das eigentliche KI-Risiko in deinem Unternehmen sind nicht Halluzinationen (opens on unternehmer.de, in German)
unternehmer.de ·
Tsuga byline in unternehmer.de, in German, on why the real AI risk is losing sight of what your agents do across a workflow, not hallucinations.
IA en entreprise : après la course aux tokens, l'heure est à la mesure de la valeur (opens on Guide Informatique, in French)
Guide Informatique ·
Expert commentary in Guide Informatique, in French, on matching the model to the task and tying AI spend to outcomes you can actually measure.
Companies Are Losing Control of Their AI Agents (opens on Springer Professional, in German)
Springer Professional ·
Tsuga byline for Springer Professional, in German, on companies losing sight of what their AI agents actually do once the work runs unattended.
Press releases
1 release
Press release : Tsuga raises $35 million Series A
Tsuga, the leader in AI-Native Resilient Observability, today announced it has raised $35 million in a Series A funding round. The round is led by existing…