
In the age of digital transformation, businesses have faced a trade-off: Speed and scale often come at the cost of
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• Madhav Thattai

In the age of digital transformation, businesses have faced a trade-off: Speed and scale often come at the cost of
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For those who believe AI is a great way to not only learn a new programming language but also to
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• Bill Doerrfeld

Model Context Protocol (MCP) has emerged as an open standard for connecting AI agents with external data and services. Since
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• Janakiram MSV

The distinction between AI agents and agentic AI has become critical for developers building containerized applications and microservices. While these
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• Frederic Lardinois

Most AI coding agents use similar large language models (LLMs) under the hood. Where they differentiate is in their context
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• Frederic Lardinois

GPUs are steadily getting faster, but as enterprises, neoclouds and the entrenched hyperscalers look to get more efficiency out of
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• Chris J. Preimesberger

Artificial intelligence is no longer a mere curiosity inside enterprise developer stacks — it’s becoming the nervous system of how
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Whether you love it or hate it, by now most software developers have tried out some version of AI-coding tools.
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• Matthias Biehl

As AI becomes a cornerstone of digital transformation, IT leaders are under pressure to deliver innovation at scale while maintaining
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• Murali Sastry

The software development world is witnessing a fundamental shift. Dubbed “vibe coding” by AI researcher Andrej Karpathy, this emerging framework
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• Dario Esposito

AI agents are changing the way you work, influencing everything from automated customer interactions to intelligent decision-making in industries like
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• Michael Berthold

The race is on. By now, virtually every software vendor offers some kind of AI co-pilot designed to assist users
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• Pete Johnson

A funny thing is happening on the way to the AI future. We’re getting bogged down in the same old
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• Sandon Jacobs

Apache Kafka has long been the default for real-time data architectures, and each release extends its capabilities to handle new
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• Vicki Walker

Cloud costs can be a contentious subject for finance and engineering teams. Finance has a mandate to control spending, while
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I never liked the phrase prompt engineering, which always sounded to me like a fancy way to talk about casting
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• Charles Humble

I recently spoke to my friend’s daughter, who has had a lifelong ambition to be an illustrator. Despite being extremely
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Security is absolutely crucial at this point. No business (regardless of size) can ignore security and assume nothing will happen.
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• David Cassel

Sam Altman recently made headlines when he said, “A kid born today will never be smarter than AI. Ever.” But
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• Darryl K. Taft

Russell Cohen has watched hundreds of teams try to adopt Rust at Amazon over the past decade. Most of them
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I’ve become a big fan of using a locally installed instance of Ollama AI, a tool to run large language
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• Richard MacManus

It’s been a few weeks since OpenAI’s latest model, GPT-5, was released to mixed reviews — with one prominent frontend
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• Loraine Lawson

Fresh, the web framework for Deno, now officially integrates with the frontend build tool Vite via a new plugin, enabling
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• Darryl K. Taft

is betting big on virtual machines (VMs). Six months after launching container host VMs, the company is rolling out application
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AI is racing ahead, reshaping software patterns, business models and infrastructure. But one critical piece of hardware is struggling to
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Across the industry, software is being written differently: faster, more collaboratively and increasingly through AI prompts instead of keystrokes. This
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• Frederic Lardinois
For this week’s edition of The New Stack Agents, we talked to Zach Lloyd, the founder and CEO of terminal/agentic
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• Sabrina Farmer

Development leaders have witnessed firsthand how AI has fundamentally reshaped the innovation landscape. Recent data now demonstrates the massive scale
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• Janakiram MSV

In the previous article, I introduced Device Plugin and GPU Operator to expose the underlying accelerated infrastructure to Kubernetes workloads.
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• Darryl K. Taft

Microsoft has tinkered with Windows security for decades. Now the company is trying to fix it with Rust, and they
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