Agoda is the Singapore wing of Booking Holdings, the world’s leading provider of online travel (the brand behind Booking.com, Kayak,

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Late last year, startup Platform Engineering Labs made waves in the world of Infrastructure as Code (IaC) by introducing a new

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The ability to build portable, provider-agnostic AI applications is the future of agentic development. For the past few years, OpenAI’s

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Site reliability engineers (SREs) are no longer an afterthought for harried IT leaders. They play a critical role in ensuring

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AI models now power critical systems across many sectors. You’ll find them in healthcare, banking, cybersecurity, and defense. When you

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The Allen Institute for AI (Ai2) is launching a new family of open coding agents today that, as standalone models,

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So, is RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) dead now? Last May I asked that question of Douwe Kiela, CEO of Contextual AI,

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Open source has a problem. There are many under-supported, or even abandoned, open source programs that are still in wide

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In the age of AI, will we still need continuous integration (CI) at all? One panelist in a QCon AI

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The hardened container market has been heating up with venture money and startups, but Java platform provider BellSoft thinks its

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If you’ve seen a new crop of data about ops lately, you may have noticed this new category coming up:

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This is the second of a four-part series. Read Part 1: How Rust does Async differently (and why it matters)

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With the MCP protocol, Anthropic created the de facto standard for AI models and agents to talk to third-party applications.

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Networking giant Cisco purchased Isovalent in 2024 to get in on the cloud native action. In our cloud native community,

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Confidential computing has always held a certain promise. The idea that workloads could process sensitive data while remaining isolated even

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Modern cloud native attacks don’t always rely on a single breakthrough exploit. Instead, threat actors chain together small assumptions, overlooked

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With very few exceptions, large-scale weather forecasting has been the domain of government agencies with access to massive supercomputers. But

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Artificial intelligence has already transformed the way organizations analyze data, predict outcomes, and generate content. The next leap forward is

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You have a nice set of data, but how do you convey its meaning to an audience? In the latest

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If you’ve never used Linux before and are considering it now, there’s one thing you’ll inevitably run into, and that’s

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Can we develop a better bug-finding tool by analyzing the Linux kernel’s last 20 years of commits using AI? In

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The Model Context Protocol (MCP) has quickly become a well-adopted standard for connecting large language model (LLM)-based AI agents with

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Teams that have run Software as a Service (SaaS) products know the routine: An alert goes off, and everyone scrambles

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Aspire, Microsoft’s open source, cloud native development platform, now supports JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, and Java as first-class citizens. “With Aspire

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Last month, I reviewed Claude Desktop and noted that the simple addition of giving Model Context Protocol (MCP) permission to

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Vercel recently released a new open source tool called json-render that signals a step toward generative user interfaces (UI), a

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The latest  (CNCF) Annual Cloud Native Survey has been released, and with “82% of container users running Kubernetes in production,

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The discussion around AI often focuses on content creation, software development and financial management. However, one of the business processes

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Kubernetes continues to evolve and mature as the most preferred orchestration platform for containerized applications and microservices. Kubernetes 1.35, the

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A new VS Code exploit can rewrite AI agents across all code repositories, an application security specialist demonstrated Thursday. On

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