A quiet revolution is brewing in the AI model space. The dominance of proprietary closed frontier models has been cemented

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Vibe coding, left alone on the dance floor without any steps, shimmy, or syncopation, lacks the rhythm it needs to

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Every few months, a new technology gets its premature obituary. Across many developer circles, MCP’s has already been written. Too

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The seemingly unquenchable thirst of the AI data ingestion pipeline spans language, numerical, and tabular data in the first instance, while

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Sunny Gupta spent a decade and a half building Apptio into the system of record for enterprise technology spend. His

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Prefect, best known for the eponymous open-source data pipeline and workflow orchestrator, has announced that it’s acquiring Dagster, one of

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Microsoft Chairman and CEO Satya Nadella took to the internet to share his thoughts about the hidden cost of enterprise

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Anthropic has extended its enhanced access to Claude Fable 5 for all paid subscribers through July 19, marking the third

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Security teams have spent years trying to see more. More endpoints, more cloud services, more identities, more telemetry. For the

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I use AI every day, and I would not want to go back. That is probably the simplest way to

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The allure of emerging technology is undeniable, but adopting it rarely means completely ripping out what already works. Instead, new

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Editor’s Note: This article contains an exclusive excerpt from Latency by Pekka Engberg, which helps readers diagnose latency problems and

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The clearest signal of a major pivot in enterprise AI came this week when Anthropic announced its second Global Premier Partner in the

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Microsoft recently took the wraps off Brain, the internal AI system that continuously monitors Azure’s health and, increasingly, acts on

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A merge is a contract. The moment a change lands on main, every other team in the organization starts building

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Most engineering teams I talk to can ship an AI demo. The prototype works, stakeholders are impressed, and everyone agrees

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Go has emerged as the lingua franca for cloud infrastructure, used for everything from container orchestration and CI/CD pipelines to

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I’m Matt Burns, Chief Content Officer at Insight Media Group. Each week, I round up the most important AI developments,

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Meta is preparing to manufacture its own AI chip for the first time. According to an internal memo, the company

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Agentic systems usually have two jobs: Build context, then use that context to produce an answer or action. Many failures

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Handling the obvious failures is the easy part: a server goes down, you spin up another. The failures that actually

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On Thursday, Anthropic released reflection, a new feature that lets users track and review their Claude activity. Available now in beta

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OpenAI announced ChatGPT Work on July 9 and began rolling it out to Pro, Enterprise, and Edu users. It runs

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Saying AI has changed the way software engineers work is an understatement, but Cameron Etezadi, CTO, LaunchDarkly and former VP

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The unwelcome specter of software supply chain security threats has been the main character in the narrative security specialists have

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Meta on Thursday rolled out Muse Spark 1.1, a major update to its AI platform, just three months after launching

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OpenAI’s GPT-5.6 launch on Thursday was widely expected, but in addition to the new models, the company also made a

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As expected, OpenAI on Thursday made its family of GPT-5.6 models available to its app and API users globally. This

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Every enterprise software vendor claims its AI agent is production-ready, but how to measure it remains up in the air. The

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Traditional coding is at a crossroads. The manual process of writing syntax like Python is rapidly being replaced by agentic

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