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• Tapan Manaktala

Data Telemetry Is the Lifeline of Modern Analytics and AI

Guy unpacking shoes he just bought.

Imagine opening your preferred shopping app to purchase a new pair of sneakers. In a matter of seconds, you search,

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• Mary Branscombe

How Azure Copilot’s New Agents Automate DevOps and SecOps

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There are over 200 different services available on Azure, with thousands of resource types. At the Ignite conference this week,

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• Frederic Lardinois

Antigravity Is Google’s New Agentic Development Platform

today launched Antigravity, its latest experiment in building an agentic development platform. Powered by the new Gemini 3 model, Antigravity

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• Sumeet Singh

The Future of Secure Development: Faster and Safer Code

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Software has always been built on a tension between speed and safety. Development teams push for faster release cycles, while

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• Jennifer Riggins

Confidence: Spotify Gives Developers a Platform for Experiments

Tyson Singer, SVP at Spotify. The streaming giant just released into GA its Portal, which includes the Confidence experiment platform built in.

If you are experimenting with AI — and if you aren’t, you’ll soon be left irrevocably behind — you need

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• Jakub Suchy

Scaling AI Interactions: How to Load Balance Streamable MCP

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is evolving. With the recent adoption of Streamable HTTP in early 2025, the protocol is

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• Dan Andrew

Automation Complacency Can Compound Vibe Coding Risks

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Let’s face it, vibe coding or using AI to assist with writing code, has already become a reality for many

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• Franck Pachot

Why ‘Store Together, Access Together’ Matters for Your Database

Bowling shoes stored together in a cupboard.

When your application needs several pieces of data at once, the fastest approach is to read them from a single

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• Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols

Kroah-Hartman: Linux Kernel Maintainer on CRA Open Source Impact

ATLANTA — Technology companies and developers are finally realizing that they’ll need to deal with the European Union’s (EU) Cyber

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• Asaf Wiener

The ROI of AI-Driven Security Automation: Metrics That Matter

AI isn’t just improving security operations; it’s fundamentally rewriting the rules of what’s possible. And that means the metrics we’ve

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• Frederic Lardinois

Keeping GPUs Ticking Like Clockwork

Clockwork's CEO Suresh Vasudevan explains that AI workloads are among the most demanding distributed applications ever, and Clockwork provides building blocks that improve visibility, performance and fault tolerance.

For this week’s episode of The New Stack Agents, I sat down with Suresh Vasudevan, the CEO of Clockwork. I’ve

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• Vikram Murali

Agentic AI in Observability: Building Resilient, Accountable IT Systems

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As enterprise IT systems grow more complex, maintaining visibility, performance and resilience across distributed architectures has never been more critical.

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• David Cassel

Microsoft EVP: Embrace AI Agents to Rewire Business Processes Now

In September, Rajesh Jha the executive VP overseeing Microsoft’s AI-powered assistant Copilot appeared on Microsoft’s “Worklab” podcast, to discuss the

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• Jack Wallen

Portmaster, an Open Source Firewall for the Desktop

Security should never be taken for granted, no matter what operating system you use. You might have a Linux desktop

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• Animesh Koratana

AI Code Doesn’t Survive in Production: Here’s Why

A programmer uses a laptop with AI coding assistant and colorful program code.

I see a new demo every day that looks something like this: A single prompt generates a complete application. A

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• Loraine Lawson

Snapchat Open Sources Cross-Platform UI Framework

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For eight years, Snapchat has used Valdi, a cross-platform UI framework, in-house. Now, it has open sourced the framework. Valdi

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• David Eastman

Visual Studio 2026 First Look: Evolution, Not Revolution

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I’ve never entirely understood the Microsoft roadmap. I certainly enjoyed using Visual Studio 2022 (VS 2022) for C# and .NET

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• Darryl K. Taft

Developers Test Visual Studio 2026’s AI-Native Claims

Microsoft this week made Visual Studio 2026 — the latest version of its flagship dev platform — generally available, calling

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• Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols

Canonical Extends Ubuntu Linux Support for up to 15 Years

Gentoo penguin leaping happily.

So, you say you want really, really long-term support for your Linux? Boy, does Canonical have a deal for you!

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• Michelle Gienow

Jupyter Deploy: The New Middle Ground Between Laptops and Enterprise

At JupyterCon 2025, AWS engineer Jonathan Guinegagne, described users often struggle in an “in-between” space—needing more computing power and collaboration features than a laptop offers, but without the resources for complex cloud setups.

What do educators teaching deep learning workshops, startup teams spinning up collaborative data science environments and researchers needing GPU access

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• Saurabh Bhatia

AI Agents in Legacy Systems — The Problem No One Talks About

AI agents require context to understand the meaning of their tasks.

When we first began integrating AI agents into enterprise environments, I expected the challenges to come from the AI models

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• Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols

Red Hat OpenShift 4.20 Boosts AI, Security, Hybrid Cloud

ATLANTA — Would it surprise you to know that ‘s latest OpenShift release, 4.20, comes with more AI features than

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• Colin Contreary

OpenTelemetry Experts Share the Future of Browser Support

Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Firefox, Opera, Safari apps popular browsers on the iPhone screen.

There’s a lot of momentum behind bringing better observability practices to the frontend, and a great example is the launch

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• B. Cameron Gain

Has Grafana Taken Lead in AI for Observability?

A seagull flying above, observing what's below. Grafana Labs has added AI-based capabilities to its observability tooling.

Grafana Labs has integrated AI support into its observability platform and panel, offering practical improvements to the observability experience. Whether

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• Tim Young

How AI Search Is Supporting Artistic Freedom

Men singing into studio microphones.

I grew up in a punk band in the 1970s (yes, The Neurons. You might have heard of us). Back

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• Loraine Lawson

Is Server-Side Rendering React’s Holy Grail?

Matteo Collina and Luca Maraschi discuss React's future.

With React and React Native now under a new foundation, perhaps React will make progress on server-side rendering (SSR). SSR

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• Idan Yalovich

To Wrangle Cloud Bursting Costs, Tools Need To Evolve

Cowboy roping a steer.

Cloud bills are easy to measure. The operational costs that come with keeping cloud environments running are harder to account

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• Heather Joslyn

Solo.io Open Sources Agentregistry, With Support for Agent Skills

Agentregistry logo. Solo.io announced it was open sourcing the project at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2025, in Atlanta.

ATLANTA — , the cloud native application networking company, has added another open source tool to the rapidly expanding agentic

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• Klint Finley

For Devs, a Fix for AI Complexity is Hiding in Plain Sight

Leopard is camouflaged amid tree limbs and brush.

The agents are here. So is the secret to managing them. I went to GitHub Universe 2025 to learn about

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• Chris Sheehan

We’re Repeating Cybersecurity’s Big Mistake, This Time With AI

Group of businessmen whitewater rafting.

Fifteen years ago, most enterprises treated cybersecurity as an afterthought — a box to check rather than a foundational strategy.

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