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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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