The current focus on AI chatbots overlooks the real opportunity for businesses: building autonomous agents. We want AI systems that

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“It was a massive undertaking,” said filmmaker Ida Bechtle. Her new 84-minute documentary on Python attempts to cover 34 years

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Just a few years ago, many enterprises were working toward consolidating log data into a single observability platform. By bringing

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I’m not a big fan of using AI as a shortcut. On the other hand, I’m perfectly OK using it

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It may seem like all organizations are in the AI business right now, but enterprises are just getting started, according

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The artificial intelligence industry is in the midst of a transformative period, marked by intense competition and strategic shifts. Companies

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The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is getting a lot of attention right now — and in this case, it’s well

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WunderGraph CEO Jens Neuse has a bone to pick with the GraphQL Federation market. controls roughly 90% of it, he

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AMSTERDAM — OpenSearch’s latest 3.2 release offers a good look not only at what’s available for its analytics and now

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Fastly‘s new survey on developers using AI for coding shows that 90% of developers are now using AI coding assistants

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Ever since Google released the Agent2Agent (A2A) protocol, followed by the Agent Communication Protocol (ACP) from IBM/BeeAI, the promised result

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Microsoft’s open source, document-oriented database system is now under the aegis of the Linux Foundation. At Open Source Summit Europe,

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We’ve come a long way from the days of shrink-wrapped software, where applications were developed in monolithic form and deployed

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Earlier this week, we interviewed the two developers of MCP-UI, a new way to add React and web components to

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We’re moving from hype to implementation in the AI adoption arc. Consequently, enterprises’ expectations of AI, its impact and anticipated

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As enterprises shift toward hybrid and multicloud architectures to maximize flexibility, reduce vendor lock-in and meet regulatory demands, they often

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For the past six years, Adam Jacob, the original author of , has been working on a solution for how

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This is the first of two parts. OpenTelemetry has been, in my opinion, one of the most engaging developments in

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Since it first announced Gemini CLI, Google’s open source AI agent in the terminal, in June, the company worked to

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AMSTERDAM – AI is ostensibly a major cause of the severe downturn in employment prospects for computer science majors just

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Regarding the use of AI in software development right now, everybody is using it, but nobody seems to really know

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“What the hell is going on right now?” asked engineer David DeGraw, aka Catskull, in a blog post last week.

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CTOs I speak with often describe a similar challenge: Despite having hundreds or thousands of engineers and mature development processes,

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Interest in generative AI (GenAI) is transitioning from developing models to creating agents that autonomously perform a broad range of

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In a previous article, I introduced the concept of elicitation in the Model Context Protocol (MCP). This tutorial demonstrates a

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Although AI coding assistants can churn out thousands of lines of code in minutes, writing code is the easy part.

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LAS VEGAS — Broadcom has expanded storage, security and compliance capabilities and has added Model Context Protocol (MCP) support beyond

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Broadcom is anticipating that most organizations will want to use AI in some fashion, and that the only economical way

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AMSTERDAM — There’s plenty of money in the global economy. And a big part of the economy runs on software.

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Both platform engineering and AI are becoming standards in companies and are tightly interconnected. In a recent report, Gartner found

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