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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Companies actively investing in open source are seeing massive returns, while those treating it as “freeware” are drowning in technical

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Google wants to give developers a comprehensive, functional AI software development toolkit. As such, this month the company has added

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In the past, we judged enterprise databases by how useful they were to people like us. We rated them on

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When it’s not distracted by negotiations with the Pentagon, Anthropic’s focus has long been on the enterprise. On Tuesday, it

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AI agents don’t slot neatly into the way enterprise data stacks were designed. A typical agent needs transactional state (e.g.,

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OpenTelemetry has evolved over the last few years to become the de facto standard of choice for a rapidly growing

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There is a failure mode so common in platform engineering that it barely gets mentioned anymore. A team ships a

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Somewhere in the organization, there’s a Jenkins job that nobody wants to touch. The job is mission-critical and deploys to

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The Pentagon’s standoff with Anthropic raises a question for any CTO building on a single frontier AI model: If access changed

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(AWS) is launching a dedicated GitHub organization for its most experimental agentic AI work. On Monday, the company launched Strands

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The industry has spent the last few years optimizing AI agents’ code-generation capabilities. The focus has been on expanding context

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Organizations are investing heavily in AI, with some allocating up to 8% of their total revenue in AI tools for

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Cloudflare, the well-regarded security and Content Delivery Network company, has launched a new feature called “Markdown for Agents” that automatically

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By now it’s pretty clear that JavaScript needs WebAssembly (Wasm) to perform heavy computational tasks. In the past few weeks

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With Kubernetes 1.35, the In-Place Pod Resize feature has graduated to GA, and Vertical Pod Autoscaling InPlaceOrRecreate update mode has

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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,

The post Claude Code comes to Roadmap, OpenClaw loses its head, and AI workslop appeared first on The New Stack.

One thing I didn’t do last year was go to any Model Context Protocol (MCP) conferences, largely because I couldn’t

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Red Hat is perhaps the biggest name in enterprise Linux, but it’s also a major cloud-native player thanks to its

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Gavriel Cohen built NanoClaw, a lightweight alternative to OpenClaw, in a weekend after learning about security flaws in the popular agentic framework.

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The narrative surrounding software development has shifted dramatically over the last six months. The industry has moved past the initial

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As someone who had a front-row seat to the container orchestration wars, I am watching the same movie play out

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What will drive the next wave of innovation in enterprise applications? Ask the experts, and you’ll likely hear a similar

The post Why the era of relying on dozens of “purpose-built” databases is finally coming to an end appeared first on The New Stack.

Last month, just a few weeks after Dynatrace finalized its acquisition of DevCycle, Michael Beemer of Dynatrace and Andrew Norris,

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You’ve heard of Docker Desktop, right? Of course you have. Docker Desktop is a user-friendly GUI app that simplifies managing

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High-profile IT incidents are becoming more frequent and more severe. A single hour of downtime for a revenue-generating service could

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It has never been easier to quickly and at scale find security vulnerabilities. Linus’s Law, Eric Raymond’s famous dictum about

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LLMs are accelerating work across engineering disciplines, from generating React components and building backend APIs to noodling with SQL. But

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Identity has always been the thread that stitches enterprise IT together, but the nature of that identity has changed dramatically.

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