OpenAI’s Apps SDK launched in early October, enabling developers to build mini web apps for ChatGPT. While we haven’t yet

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The role of the developer is changing fast. At KubeCon North America 2025 in Atlanta, we sat down with Emilio

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Model Context Protocol (MCP) has become the de facto standard for large language models (LLMs) to interact with third-party services,

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TOKYO —  At the invitation-only Linux Kernel Maintainers Summit here, the top Linux maintainers decided, as Jonathan Corbet, Linux kernel

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Ripple, a new TypeScript-based UI framework, might be shrugged off as just another framework if it weren’t created by Dominic

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Kubernetes applications in production traditionally require manual work and time. GitOps with Argo CD solves this. It keeps your cluster

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In my previous article on preparing CI/CD pipelines to ship production-ready agents, I argued that we cannot ship agents to

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Unlike cloud native, the term “AI native” is ill-defined. One might even say undefined. Many have glommed onto the term

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Demand for bandwidth continues to surge with increasing use of AI, high-definition video streaming, cloud and 5G mobile applications. In

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Somewhere between disciplined software engineering and late-night code jazz lives a strange new philosophy: Vibe coding. It’s the act of

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“I’m obsessed with inference,” Jonathan Bryce, who took over as the executive director of the this summer, said during a

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Postgres is a common pick to bootstrap an application because it’s well known, flexible and dependable. Its flexibility means it

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For the past decade, networking has followed the same trajectory as much of IT: abstracting intelligence away from individual devices,

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Anthropic’s Model Context Protocol is only a year old, but has quickly become the default for large language models (LLMs)

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TOKYO — Standing between the audience and their lunch, Stefania Druga, research scientist at Sakana AI and former AI research

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TOKYO — So, you say you want long, long — one more time, with feeling — long-term support for Kubernetes?

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This is an excerpt from Chapter 2 of “AI for the Enterprise: The Playbook for Developing and Scaling Your AI

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It could be a bumper year for new features in the JavaScript language in 2026, with some very large proposals

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Every once in a while, a particularly interesting release or project is introduced at a larger conference amid zero marketing

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TOKYO — In his keynote speech at Open Source Summit Japan on Monday,  Executive Director Jim Zemlin argued that “Artificial

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Security automation has prioritized speed over precision, turning response actions into sledgehammers that teams are afraid to deploy. DevOps solved

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As organizations push AI workloads into production, they’re running into a familiar struggle: fragmentation. The newly launched Certified Kubernetes AI

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Things can unravel quickly when the right information doesn’t reach the right person at the right time. These moments turn

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While this was definitely the year of Agentic AI, what is less clear is the effect LLM generation will have

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I was skeptical when Anthropic launched the Model Context Protocol (MCP) in November 2024 as the universal standard for AI-to-tool

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’ Kiro is enabling users to give agents specialized knowledge without drowning them in context. The company’s new powers system,

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If you’ve ever looked into the Linux operating system, chances are pretty good that you’ve run across a mention of

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A fact is a fact is a fact. But for a large language model (LLM), a fact is what someone

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As organizations scale Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) architectures and agent-driven AI systems into production, a critical performance issue is emerging: Poor

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A security vulnerability in React related to React Server Components was identified over the holiday weekend. On Nov. 29, Lachlan

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