Time plays a crucial role in an organization’s defense posture, including the timestamping of events, whether they occurred during business

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Walk into any engineering leadership meeting today, and someone will question whether AI-generated code is secure or whether agents can

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Enterprises in highly regulated industries spent 2025 rigorously evaluating AI capabilities, conducting proofs of concepts, and distinguishing genuine value from

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One of the more challenging aspects of using Docker containers is troubleshooting. Unless you are a master of the art,

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On a surface level, AI agents aren’t so different from microservices, according to Chris Aniszczyk, co-founder and CTO of the

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As AI coding assistants become more capable, the relationship between developers and their tools is evolving beyond a simple autocomplete.

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In the past few years, agentic AI systems like AutoGPT, BabyAGI and others have demonstrated, through prompting, that large language

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Late last week, the global cloud platform Cloudflare acquired the company behind Astro, one of the leading frontend frameworks. This

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Today, , which provides secure, production-ready builds of open source software, has introduced a customer-led steering committee for its Chainguard

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With the rising popularity of AI at workplaces based on various use cases, it promises to help support organizations by

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Extracting data from enterprise tools like Salesforce, Ariba, or NetSuite is relatively easy. Making that data usable for AI models

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Enough is enough. Daniel Steinberg, lead developer and founder of cURL, the popular, open source internet file transfer protocol, is

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It’s no surprise following the explosion of AI-driven code generation tools, that we are now seeing a strong AI-driven response

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I have spent the last year watching the AI conversation shift from smart autocomplete to autonomous contribution. When I test

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AI inference is poised to become the single largest compute workload. For some time now, after all, AI service providers

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The wonders of containers — their overall flexibility, portability, and logical encapsulation of everything needed to run an application —

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About a year back, we got pulled into what looked like a straightforward problem: Build an interface assistant that could

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The software supply chain is broken, and the recent explosion of hardened container offerings is the industry’s reaction. A few

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If your AI knowledge base only lists policies, your organization is operating with half its institutional intelligence. An internal knowledge

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This is the first of a four-part series. If you are coming from JavaScript, Python or Go, Rust’s asynchronous model

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The steady buildout of vibe-coded applications into production will lead to catastrophic problems for organizations that don’t properly review AI-developed

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For most platform engineering teams, internal developer portals are considered the best way to solve DevOps scalability challenges. The ability

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Coming off a great holiday break, full of eggnog-induced reflection and an eagerness to get this year rolling, I couldn’t

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When we talk about WebAssembly (Wasm), we often describe it as “near-native speed” and “faster than JavaScript.” But what does that

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Before the hype around Model Context Protocol (MCP) had a chance to die down, Anthropic pulled another winner out of

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Agentic AI has shifted from toy demos to the front lines of real products: autonomous research assistants, compliance copilots, ops

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I’ve been using Linux since 1997. As the ’90s came to a close, there were so many new distributions coming

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The Repair Association is a U.S. advocacy group fighting for customers’ “Right to Repair.” If you buy something, you should

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Astro — whose acquisition by Cloudflare was announced on Friday — on Wednesday released its first beta of Astro 6,

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For years, site reliability engineering (SRE) has centered on one mission: keeping systems healthy while everything else — code, configurations

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