8090 says it raised a Series A as Chamath frames AI as a threat to outsourced hours
vaibhavbetter · x · 2026-07-30
Chamath Palihapitiya says Infosys’ weaker revenue outlook is a sign that enterprise budgets are shifting away from outsourced hours and toward AI systems companies can control.
The post also spotlights 8090.ai, which says it has raised a Series A and is building an AI-native software development platform for regulated enterprises. The company pitches a “software factory” model that keeps business leaders in control, with documentation, collaboration, oversight, audit trails, and enterprise applications that 8090 designs, builds, hosts, and maintains.
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