Alexander Christie retweeted
We just signed an 8-figure compute contract. @attio is increasingly becoming the place agents do work. That takes compute and tokens, a lot of them! The next platform war isn't just about who stores your data, it's about where agents are allowed to act on it. Owning that is worth a whole lot of compute!
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Alexander Christie retweeted
Once again @attio is the fastest growing CRM in the world (off a baseline that gets higher and higher). When we started many people thought CRM was too hard and urged us to build a point solution, I'm glad we didn't. ramp.com/vendors/categories/…
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Alexander Christie retweeted
Love to see our customers winning! Huge fan of @reductoai
I promise that we will do everything to: - Make Reducto the best product in the industry - Get it in the hands of all of the companies that need it - Do anything and everything to make those companies successful Momentum is increasing but we're at a fraction of our ambition
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Looking forward to chatting with @richardmuirhead about what it takes to scale out CRM in the AI era!
The first [O]pen House door opens. A fireside chat with Alexander Christie ( @byteofbits), Co-founder & CTO of @Attio, and @richardmuirhead. Attio is building the fastest-growing CRM in one of software's most crowded categories, now leading the shift to agentic CRM. We'll get into the conviction to build anyway and what it takes to scale a category leader. The conversations behind R[3]sidency x Construct have always been off the record. For the first time, the door's open. Apply to join the room, 8 Sept → luma.com/attio-residency
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Alexander Christie retweeted
Attio does the math. Get live answers from your data with formula attributes. Be deterministic where it matters, reference across your workspace, and stay reactive to changes. Now forecasts recalculate on their own, pipeline health updates itself, and lead scores stay current. Learn more about formula attributes here: attio.ai/formulas-attio
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Alexander Christie retweeted
History made. After a 12,460NM (23,075.92 km) / 24 hours 24 minutes direct flight from Melbourne 🇦🇺, the #A350-1000ULR arrives home in Toulouse 🇫🇷. Watch the journey on @FlightRadar24: ow.ly/zNE350ZtIKQ #Ultimate #LongRangeLeader
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Alexander Christie retweeted
London has all the ingredients to be Europe's best ecosystem. Outstanding universities, every relevant tech company has engineering (not just sales) offices there. Both regularly spin out exceptional founders. The momentum is clearly there. So we're back in two weeks, hosted by @Attio with @GoogleDeepMind co-hosting. @Superlinked, @tavilyai , @AikidoSecurity, @mubitcompany, @slng_ai and @n8n_io are supporting as well. 80 spots. 27 June, London. Link below 👇
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Alexander Christie retweeted
Meet the @Attio agent for Slack — built for revenue teams who need instant answers and the ability to act on them without switching tabs. 🔎 Search customers, deals, calls, emails, and conversation history in seconds. ☑️ Create tasks, update records, and send emails right from Slack. 💬 Ask anything about your pipeline — and actually do something about it. Stop context-switching. Start closing. 👉Get the Attio agent on the Slack Marketplace: bit.ly/42WTr7u
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Alexander Christie retweeted
@mulholo at @attio on replacing the old, clunky CRM and giving every business software that feels like it was made for this era.
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Alexander Christie retweeted
We built Attio to be the context layer at the center of your GTM stack, and now that context becomes available everywhere you work. Today we're launching native connections for @Attio in @Claude, @ChatGPT, and @Notion. Research prospects, update records, surface deal insights, and connect with other AI tools, all from wherever you're already working. Learn more: attio.xyz/connect-attio
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Alexander Christie retweeted
I went to Downing Street this morning with founders and CEOs from UK startups and scaleups to talk about tech policy. Left feeling optimistic. There’s real ambition in this government, a willingness to listen, and a clear desire to help builders. The UK also has extraordinary talent, world-class universities, deep capital, and founders building globally important companies. But the biggest thing the UK needs to “fix” isn’t policy, it’s vibes. That’s on us. Help each other. Be optimistic. Build ambitious things. Stop waiting around hoping someone else will do it. People don’t move to SF because of policy (it’s worse than the UK). They go for the energy. It's on us to build that here.
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We migrated away from Postgres in our stack back in 2022, when a single large customer onboarding managed to irreparably brick the query planner. We haven’t regretted that decision once.
The postmortem for our incident yesterday has been published, including the root cause analysis and our planned remediations. We are deeply sorry for the disruption this incident caused to your team, your business, and your users. We understand that you depend on Clerk to be available, and we failed to meet that expectation yesterday, and too many times in recent months. This is unacceptable, and we will be bringing increased attention to proactively adding monitors, redundancies, and failovers to our overall system. While we've added many throughout the past year, recent events have made it clear that we are not moving fast enough. Thank you for your patience and continued partnership. clerk.com/blog/2026-02-19-sy…
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This is a really clever abuse of Object Storage, but I can’t help but feel that this is actually a fairly complex wrapper around Spanner. You get the same guarantees if you just write the whole thing to Spanner (as it powers the metadata of GCS) and you don’t need the buffer.
queue.json on object storage is all you need to build a reliable distributed job queue → FIFO execution → at-least-once delivery → 10x lower tail latencies tpuf.link/queue
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Alexander Christie retweeted
Its a no-brainer for every CRM to have an auto-generated newsfeed from companies in the pipeline Build it today with @p0
built an @attio app this week that continuously monitors CRM accounts and alerts when anything important changes—funding, leadership, launches, whatever you define. tell the CRM what you want to monitor once, then get updates on those companies via slack/email etc. built with > attio's new developer SDK & workflows > Parallel's Monitor API > @claudeai code with @p0's search mcp
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Today we're launching Ask Attio, our most powerful product update ever. It's a reimagining of CRM that puts agentic workloads at the heart of the platform. Ask Attio builds upon months of deep technical work to unlock the full potential of @attio and enable agents that operate with unparalleled scale, accuracy and insight. We call this system Universal Context: it combines semantic, full text and boolean capabilities to provide a transactionally consistent data model built to run game changing agentic workloads at scale. And even better, Universal Context isn't constrained to Ask Attio - you can access all of the power of Universal Context through any tool you choose through our brand new MCP server! We're so excited by the possibilities that Ask Attio and Universal Context open up for our customers - let us know what you're excited to try first? attio.xyz/ask_now
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Alexander Christie retweeted
This is cool - @attio is the fastest growing CRM in the market according to @tryramp data. Such an exciting year ahead.
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Such an awesome milestone to see @attio featured in this year's Brex Benchmark brex.com/journal/brex-benchm… I've always loved reading these reports and it's awesome to see Attio listed as the fastest growing CRM vendor of 2025 on their platform!
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The amount of people literally telling Jeff Dean he is wrong proves how insane the internet is. Like who tweets at the guy who *checks notes* built BigTable, Spanner and MapReduce and tells him he’s wrong about a data problem. Late stage insanity…
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Just scan sequentially from disk and for every embedding you read, compute the result against every one of the few thousand query vectors? If needed because the sequential disk time is too high, partition the embedding vectors and do the same thing on each partition to compute the nearest results for each of the queries on each partition, and then combine the results of the N partitions.
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Alexander Christie retweeted
This week we kicked off construction at @attio’s new London HQ. Feels like a big milestone, very exciting times!
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