AI agents that can browse the web and complete tasks on behalf of their users have gotten significantly better over

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AI agent-generated code poses an often-overlooked threat: the possibility that an agent will generate unchecked, potentially lethal commands. Think of

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Broadcom VMware announced on Monday that it will donate Velero to the CNCF sandbox project, a move the company describes

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The marriage of Kubernetes and AI has arrived in llm‑d, a replicable Kubernetes blueprint to deploy inference stacks for any

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For this edition of The New Stack Makers, I sat down with Brendan Burns, one of the co-founders of Kubernetes,

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PwC is putting its AI agents directly in front of clients and cutting out the traditional back-and-forth with consultants as

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I’ve been using Linux for a very, very long time. My Linux usage goes way back to the days of

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Container security company Minimus has outlined a new initiative to help open-source project maintainers strengthen the security and integrity of

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When I first started writing prompts, I had the unrealistic expectation that since LLMs “know everything,” they would always execute

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How do you block ads? Most people install various and sundry ad-blocking software on their computers or add browser extensions

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Everyone is excited for the promise of “Digital coworkers” in this agentic era. Model Context Protocol (MCP) is all anyone

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AI coding agents have spawned a new software supply chain, and a new study suggests the proliferation of new agents

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What would an AI-first language look like? Last year, a developer in Spain warned that our human-friendly syntax consumed an

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It is sometimes difficult to capture just how popular OpenClaw is around the world. Then there are reports like one

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My gut reaction has often been to compare WebAssembly to Kubernetes. Flash back to over four years ago: Then, I

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

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For this episode of The New Stack Agents, I sat down with Marcin Wyszynski, the technical co-founder of Spacelift and

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Most of the AI spotlight shines on the biggest models from the biggest labs — Claude from Anthropic, GPT from

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I recently caught a post from Hyperframe Research that asked a question many of us in the cloud-native trenches have

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OpenAI this week announced its acquisition of Astral to bring the startup’s open source Python developer tools into the Codex

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Rethinking network security hierarchies for cloud-native platforms Kubernetes networking is powerful. Its flexibility lets teams connect hundreds of microservices across

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As the observability industry pivots from proprietary systems to open frameworks, the traditional “pillars” of metrics, logs, and traces are

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Linux kernel developers operate under constraints that very few other open source community maintainers experience. Evolving the capabilities of the

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Overview of Backend Development Backend development, often called server-side development, involves building and overseeing applications that run on computers controlled

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Developers are adopting and eschewing AI coding tools depending on their trust in the new automation mantra, the level of

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Cursor on Thursday released Composer 2, the third generation of its in-house coding model. The model outperforms Anthropic’s Opus 4.6

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In modern observability, distributed tracing is often considered the most expressive signal. It can be used to capture much of

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When AI developer and ops teams first adopt large models on Kubernetes, the focus is usually on getting something to

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At CES 2026, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang made the case that AI will proliferate when open innovation is activated across

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released Java 26 on Tuesday, the opening day of its JavaOne 2026 conference in Redwood Shores, Calif., continuing the platform’s

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