According to a new report released today, an increasing number of enterprises are using Java as a foundational language for

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Vendors chasing “zero-CVE” container images on top of traditional Linux distributions are running into structural limits in upstream release models.

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The Extended Berkeley Packet Filter (eBPF)  has continued on an adoption path that extends its integral role in observability, security,

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When GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke left the Microsoft-owned company in August of 2025, he said he did so to return

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AI coding assistants are making developers more productive at writing code. But why aren’t most enterprises actually delivering more software?

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When enterprises talk about artificial intelligence, the attention usually points to models: larger parameters, faster inference, cheaper tokens. But we

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The vibe coding guy is back, and this time he’s talking about “agentic engineering.” Andrej Karpathy, who last year this

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The shift from traditional AI pipelines toward agentic systems marks one of software engineering’s most important evolutions. Instead of static

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BRUSSELS — First, the bad. I would argue that current open source practices and usage are not sustainable, or at

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Just a week after announced Chainguard Factory 2.0, the company has hit a major milestone that demonstrates the scale of

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There’s a growing body of research around AI coding assistants with a confusing range of conflicting results. This is to

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During the early phase of my career, I used to spend eight hours a day inside the Visual Studio IDE.

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When conducting performance benchmarks, the ultimate goal is an apples-to-apples comparison. Docker, widely recognized as one of the most brilliant

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We’ve all experienced a frozen web page followed by endless refreshing, frustrated sighs, and the occasional foot stomp, only to

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The speed at which ClawdBot MoltBot OpenClaw climbed in popularity was quite phenomenal, and for good reason: It has an

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With the U.S. government and other institutions calling for the use of memory-safe programming languages in critical systems, Jule, a

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As AI agents fan out across enterprise apps, APIs, and data stores, they’re creating a security blind spot: autonomous systems

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In December 2024, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella appeared on the BG2 podcast and made a prediction that felt provocative and

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Slowly but surely, I’ve been migrating over to self-hosted services so I can finally cut the cord to third parties.

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The pg_lake extension, which was initially released to the open source community in November, is now natively available in  Postgres,

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Despite talk of its impending demise, the vibe coding craze appears to be alive and well, particularly in Europe. A new study by

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Enterprise CISOs are stuck at a crossroads. Their budgets aren’t growing fast enough, AI is sucking up every bit of

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ScyllaDB, an open source columnar database, recently added vector search capabilities underpinned by USearch, an open source clustering and vector

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Asked what enterprises aren’t ready for as AI advances, Sean O’Dell of Dynatrace offers a prediction — and before doing

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OpenAI’s new GPT-5.3-Codex model is the company’s most capable agentic coding model yet. However, unlike previous Codex models, it focuses

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Anthropic launched Opus 4.6 on Thursday, an update to its flagship Opus model that delivers major improvements over its predecessor—and

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All those security fears about the OpenClaw AI agent and its social network, Moltbook, are already proving true, according to

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The Model Context Protocol (MCP) has reached an inflection point. While some MCP deployments are still in the experimentation phase,

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GitHub subscribers now have a choice of coding agents to help them create. In addition to GitHub’s own Copilot, users

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ClickHouse’s decision to shift parts of its codebase to Rust is a perfect storm: the convergence of a wildly popular

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