Portkey defines itself as a company that provides a control plane for production AI deployments. This month, the company launched

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Claude Code users say they’re reaching usage limits faster than before — an ongoing issue Anthropic confirms on Reddit and

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The software industry reached an inflection point in late 2025. When three AI models crossed a capability threshold, they pushed

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Modernization has traditionally been a choice between two hard options: keep patching a legacy system until it collapses under its

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Running large language models (LLMs) locally has often meant accepting slower speeds and tighter memory limits. Ollama’s latest update, built

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Kristina Kondrashevich, site reliability product manager at Electrolux, remembers the impact Kelsey Hightower made on her work with clarity. “We

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When you think of rolling releases, Arch Linux is probably the first distribution that comes to mind. There’s also openSUSE

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Microsoft’s AI strategy has, for the most part, been about using third-party large language models (LLMs). First this was mostly

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The mass adoption of WebAssembly has yet to be realized.  The true turning point for WebAssembly — specifically its ability

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Verbose changes. Nonsensical descriptions. Pull requests contributors can’t explain. AI is DDoS-ing open source software (OSS) with slop, and some

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The ability to provision a Kubernetes cluster on demand, with full API access, custom RBAC, and isolated resource namespaces, defines

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The speed of LLM adoption demands that we check its trajectory from time to time. CEO Jensen Huang, talking at

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We talk about AI a lot here. We talk about data less often, but data is one of the most

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So many agents, so little time to evaluate them. Solo.io‘s new projects can help. Agentic AI has blown up. These

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

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A new open-source secret-scanning tool from the creator of Gitleaks aims to pick up where its widely used predecessor left off, with

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Open source is under attack with a new wave of supply chain attacks. It has been a bad, bad few

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OpenAI this week announced that it is adding plugins to Codex. These plugins for third-party services like Box, Figma, Linear,

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Yet another platform will use your data to train its AI models. This time, it’s GitHub.  GitHub announced this week

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As an open source Postgres extension, pgvector lets you store and query vector embeddings alongside your relational data, using the

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Why the env zero and CloudQuery merger isn’t just a product story; It’s the thesis that the cloud operations market

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Over the last two years, the economics of software development have inverted. Producing code has become fast, but validating it

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Edera, a top Xen hypervisor company, is shifting gears and will start supporting KVM as well this summer. If you

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If you’re a platform engineering leader managing Kubernetes at scale, a new pressure has entered the room. The business wants

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Fivetran, the company best known for its data movement platform, on Wednesday announced that it would donate SQLMesh, its open

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Operational fatigue, in the face of increasing complexity and risks, is a real problem. Can partnerships with skills-based AI agents

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If I search for “black running shoes for winter,” marksandspencer.com finds me a lovely pair of lace-up boots…for women. In

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OpenClaw changed everything. The open source AI agent, which went from zero to 247,000 GitHub stars in 60 days, finally

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Anthropic has released an update to Claude Code and Claude Cowork that brings computer-use capabilities to macOS desktops, enabling autonomous

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Building an AI demo is easy. Shipping an AI system that runs reliably in production, day after day, under load,

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