The Cursor IDE has been recently updated to version 2.0, and it carries with it some powerful AI integration. This

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At KubeCon+CloudNativeCon North America last month, the accepted the open source KServe software as an incubating project. KServe’s prominence in

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Industry engineering has transformed over the past decade. Nearly every function is now automated from integration and testing to deployment

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AI agents are evolving from simple, prompt-based assistants into complex, multiagent systems capable of reasoning, memory retention and collaboration. However,

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Solid plans to introduce a new primitive to its reactive architecture, according to a talk by SolidJS creator Ryan Carniato at

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The holiday season is upon us and so are change freezes. The engineering tradition to pause deployments during this wonderful,

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There’s gotta be a better way! As with so many startups, that was the idea behind ConfigHub, focused on delivering

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Infrastructure failures have never been more expensive. Recent research estimates the average cost of downtime at $12,900 per minute. This

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In 2025, multicloud is standard, not a new trend. Teams now run workloads across AWS, Google Cloud Platform (GCP) and

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AWS re:Invent is now an annual tradition that goes back to 2012. One key part of the event is Amazon

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Last week Mark Surman, president of the Mozilla Foundation, published an article explaining why Mozilla is “doing for AI what

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For over a decade, the data industry chased the dream of self-service analytics. The promise was simple: Give everyone access

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Uber, one of the original ride-hailing services, developed a distributed infrastructure before most anyone even considered it for their enterprise.

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Anthropic today launched the latest version of its flagship Opus model: Opus 4.5. The company calls it its most intelligent

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When Jakob Jurových and his team started building Deepnote in 2019, they saw a gap between two computational worlds that

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For highly regulated companies with distributed architectures, such as health care, financial services, telecom and manufacturing, operating at the edge

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Legacy technology slows AI development by creating integration bottlenecks, security risks and rigid data models that can’t support modern, dynamic

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We live in an era where project data flows abundantly. Companies track time spent on code reviews, measure process delays

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Natural is a JavaScript library for Natural Language Processing (NLP), one of a number of JavaScript libraries for machine learning

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When you wake up in the morning, do you say, “Let me go open my ERP?” Of course not. You

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Tuxedo Computers is on a mission to make Linux accessible to the general public. Its primary means of pulling this

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Irish software engineer Addy Osmani is not opposed to vibe coding. And yet this Google Gemini developer (who is also

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In 2025, vibe coding became more than a meme; it became a full-blown movement. Suddenly, non-developers were spinning up apps

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It’s been 10 years since Mozilla, Microsoft, Apple and announced WebAssembly (Wasm) as a collaborative effort. Back then, the goal seemed

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Angular v21 released this week, with a slew of new and experimental offerings, including the launch of Signal Forms and

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When Google launched a new agentic development platform called Antgravity this week, the first question I had was: “What about Jules

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At KubeCon+CloudNativeCon North America last week, premium database service provider demonstrated its new technology for encrypting data at rest on

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GigaOm has just released its latest Radar for Vector Databases, now in its third edition. The report evaluates 17 leading

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Editor’s note: The following article is an excerpt from the Manning book: “Fluent Bit with Kubernetes,” a practical guide on

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Since GitHub Universe and the announcement of GitHub Spec Kit, spec-driven development (SDD) has taken the dev world by storm.

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