While traditional penetration testing relies on manual or point-in-time assessments, often delivered weeks after software has already shipped, software security

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Four years is a long time in technology. But in AI, it’s more like an eternity. When Unleash last raised

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How Martin Kleppmann’s iconic book is evolving for AI and cloud-native architectures Since its release in 2017, Designing Data-Intensive Applications

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The integration of WebAssembly (Wasm) into the Helm ecosystem streamlines the orchestration of WASI-compliant binaries across disparate environments, including OCI

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There will come a time when you need to not only back up your data, but also create an image

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Internal access management (IAM) is seeing compounded growth in demand and adoption as a key component in zero trust and

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On the same day Google released Gemini 3.1 Flash-Lite, OpenAI also launched a faster version of its GPT-5.3 family on

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Confluent recently unveiled support for the Agent2Agent (A2A) protocol, an open standard for inter-agent communication. The platform’s implementation of the

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Two weeks after launching Gemini 3.1 Pro, its most capable AI model yet, Google on Tuesday launched Gemini 3.1 Flash-Lite,

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Google on Tuesday announced that its Chrome browser will move to a faster release cycle later this year, with a

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OpenClaw is in the ascension. This open source autonomous AI agent has this year surpassed Linux on the GitHub all-time

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In Barcelona this week, a bit of tension is in the air for certain attendees at the annual Mobile World

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Open source has long been shaped by the tension between community ideals and commercial reality. This past week highlighted just

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There may be some things the folks at Anthropic sure want to forget sooner rather than later, but at least

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Last week, Inception Labs launched Mercury 2, a large language model based on diffusion rather than the autoregressive approach used

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CIQ, the company building the popular Rocky Linux distribution, has launched RLC Pro, a new commercially supported enterprise Linux distribution

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I’ve always liked Markdown for both clarity and brevity, and now more LLM agents will appreciate it, too. In response

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In 2024, a backdoor was discovered hidden inside XZ Utils, a compression utility woven into many popular Linux distributions. This

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Physical AI, also known as embodied AI, is purported to be the next evolution in the quest to build autonomous

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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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Red Hat has been deploying AI in the enterprise for some time. For example, Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) now

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Andrej Karpathy probably didn’t set out to retire “vibe coding” just a year after popularizing it, but time and technological

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Every once in a while, I come across a tool that makes me lean back and go, “Wooo, that’s cool!”

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Agentic workflows are rapidly accelerating the volume of pull requests, and validation is quickly becoming the most critical bottleneck. Teams

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Google on Thursday launched the latest version of its Nano Banana image generation model, which promises to improve upon last

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Observability platform migrations are rarely simple. You’re still balancing risk (don’t break on-call), scope (don’t try to move everything at

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A recent study from MIT’s NANDA initiative highlights a persistent challenge in enterprise AI adoption. Despite heavy investment and experimentation,

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We are at an inflection point in enterprise IT. For the last decade, “modernization” has been synonymous with containerization —

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If you’re familiar with building web applications in the last few years, you’ve probably heard of WebAssembly (Wasm). And if

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The biggest obstacle to shipping AI agents in the enterprise isn’t model quality. It’s trust. Or at least that’s the

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