In 2026, enterprises will find themselves navigating a seismic shift in AI. Gone are the days when text-only models ruled

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Picture this: Your team just ran load tests with 10,000 concurrent users hammering your shiny new AI-powered customer service platform.

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Observability strategy is a tricky concept. Everyone wants to talk about it, but nobody can agree on how they’re talking

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Running the Ingress Nginx controller for your Kubernetes clusters? You have until March to migrate to the Gateway API, or

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The Kubernetes ecosystem is undergoing a fundamental shift in how it manages external traffic. On Nov. 12, 2025, Kubernetes announced

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Microsoft and its subsidiary GitHub have launched a native integration between Microsoft Defender for Cloud and GitHub Advanced Security that

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Microsoft announced its Azure HorizonDB for PostgreSQL in preview at the company’s Ignite conference this week. With this new offering,

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At this month’s Web AI summit, the primary focus was client-side AI in the browser — but we also heard

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The Allen Institute of AI (Ai2) today launched Olmo 3, the latest in its family of state-of-the-art, open source large

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“There’s no funner game than the at-scale technology game. But if you play it, some people will hate you for

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Edge at any kind of distributed scale requires new management approaches that account for edge idiosyncrasies, like poor connectivity, limited

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The so-called “DevOps practitioner” can be a developer, an operations team member, a site reliability engineer or a business stakeholder.

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The current IT landscape is plagued by stagnation, stemming from both technical and business challenges, making organizations extremely risk-averse. This

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On Nov. 18, 2025, Cloudflare experienced a major outage lasting several hours that disrupted access to numerous popular websites and

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The field of software engineering is at a major turning point, the most pivotal point of change since the invention

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At some point, we stopped writing React components and started worshiping them. The mantra of “reusability” turned from a best

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Linux powerhouse  has unveiled Project Hummingbird, a new initiative designed to accelerate cloud native development by delivering micro-sized container images

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New AI solutions continue to emerge, and models are steadily improving. Yet, despite the rapid pace of AI innovation, the

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Staging has always been a necessary evil. New approaches to isolation and on-demand sandboxes have finally made it just plain

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OpenAI today launched GPT-5.1-Codex-Max, a new variant of its GPT-5.1-Codex foundation model that was specifically trained to excel at coding

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What happens when 15,000 researchers using Jupyter Notebooks for genomic research hit a wall between open science principles and federal

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ATLANTA — When running a web-scale operation, reacting to increased demand means you are already behind the curve, advised a

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The numbers are sobering. A highly publicized report from MIT shows that 95% of generative AI pilots at companies are

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Ensuring the reliability of a new product or feature at launch is crucial. Wherever it sits in an organization’s offering,

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An AI Gateway won’t solve all of a developer’s API problems, Jason Ehmke told audiences at the Kong API Summit

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Now generally available, Kiro is an agentic IDE that enables organizations to move beyond “vibe coding” to structured development that

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today launched Gemini 3 Pro, the latest iteration of its family of foundation models, with other Gemini 3 variants to

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This is the second of two articles. Read also:  Why You Should Break Your ML Pipelines on Purpose In Part

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ATLANTA — Red Hat officially released Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 10.1 at KubeCon+CloudNativeCon North America. This is the first

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Once upon a time, major banks built their own Linux kernels because there were no distros yet. They were pioneers

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