As long as there have been guardrails, there have been people trying to find ways around them, from the Garden

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Data framework provider dbt Labs recently released as open source MetricFlow, a SQL generation tool that reinforces the dbt semantic

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Software bugs are huge pests, wasting developers’ time and slowing down release cycles. Boris Paskalev, co-founder and CEO of LogicStar

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In many large enterprises, a hidden divide defines the technology landscape, creating a two-speed IT organization. On one side, modern,

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Zed, the “next-generation” code editor from the creators of Atom and Tree-sitter, has finally arrived on Windows. Zed is a

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Well, that was a rough week. If you’re in tech, you know exactly which week I’m talking about. The great

The post The Great AWS Outage: The $11 Billion Argument for Kubernetes appeared first on The New Stack.

SAN FRANCISCO — At its Universe 2025 conference here, GitHub today launched a slew of updates that will bring third-party coding

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LONDON — First things, first. Chill out. Yes, Ubuntu 26.04, the next long-term support of Ubuntu, will have sudo-rs, a

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When people think about KubeCon + CloudNativeCon, they often picture the keynote halls, the packed project pavilion or the flood

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The software development world is grappling with a new “engineering productivity paradox.” On one hand, AI-powered coding assistants are generating

The post Beyond ‘Shift Left’: Improving AI Training Data appeared first on The New Stack.

Most modern companies have a sprawling footprint, comprising international teams and huge, multicloud architectures held together by Kubernetes, CI/CD pipelines,

The post How Anyshift Builds the Context for Faster, Smarter Incident Response appeared first on The New Stack.

AI is changing the way developers code. How much change and whether it’s all positive is the source of endless

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Orchestrators make sure that AI agents don’t work in a vacuum; they organize the components, processes and information exchange to

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LONDON — It turns out that platform engineer is a sales job. We’ve written a lot about how DevOps engineer

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With CEO Thomas Dohmke’s departure in August and GitHub’s deeper integration into Microsoft, developers are asking what comes next for

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I have one kid in college right now. As I watch him navigate education in this AI world, I keep

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The past decade of cloud native was about scaling microservices with Kubernetes and GitOps. The next will be about how

The post Cloud Native and AI: Why Open Source Needs Standards Like MCP appeared first on The New Stack.

The Valkey open source data store has officially released version 9.0, marking its most significant update since the project’s launch

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OpenTelemetry is arguably living up to its hype. The open source project for observability has evolved over the last few

The post OpenTelemetry Adoption Update: Rust, Prometheus and Other Speed Bumps appeared first on The New Stack.

AI model development has reached an inflection point, bringing high-performance computing capabilities typically reserved for the cloud out to edge

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I love a good Ubuntu release. Part of the reason is that all of that newness will trickle down to

The post Ubuntu 25.10 Scraps X11 for Wayland: A Solid Step Forward appeared first on The New Stack.

The 82-year-old Ken Thompson has some amazing memories about the earliest days of the Unix operating system — and the

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During this week’s PyTorch Conference 2025 in San Francisco, I sat down with Luca Antiga, the head of the Technical

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has announced the second major update this year to its Customer Carbon Footprint Tool (CCFT), adding Scope 3 emissions data

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Vercel introduced Agents and Services to its marketplace this week, enabling developers to add AI-powered workflows to a project through

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The enterprise software landscape is experiencing an unprecedented transformation as AI capabilities become standard features across virtually every SaaS platform.

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Python has long been the dominant language for training and using machine learning models, but that’s changing. “We’re bringing machine

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RALEIGH, N.C. — Nathan Fulton remembers the moment he realized open source AI had an infrastructure problem. Senior engineers kept

The post IBM’s Mellea Tackles Open Source AI’s Hidden Weakness appeared first on The New Stack.

TiKV is an open source, distributed and transactional key-value database. Growing applications demand consistent performance, and unexpected write latency spikes,

The post 2 Fixes Vastly Cut TiKV Write Stalls From SST File Ingestion appeared first on The New Stack.

, the security company focused on hardened container runtime security for Kubernetes and AI workloads, has uncovered a new, nasty

The post How TARmageddon Compromises Rust Security: A Developer’s Guide appeared first on The New Stack.