Security platform provider Arcjet today announced the launch of a local AI model that runs security analysis directly inside application request

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After acquiring GitHub in 2018, Microsoft mostly let the developer platform run autonomously. But in recent months, that’s changed. With

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Enterprise-grade software and vibe coding don’t typically go hand-in-hand. Still, increasingly, we’re seeing no-code/low-code platforms that take what they already

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The oldest open source Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) cloud just celebrated its latest birthday with a new release. Flamingo,

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Every Kubernetes release brings the good, the bad, and the blind spots you only discover in production. The latest version

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Ask any data architect what seemed impossible to cost-effectively achieve just five years ago, and you’ll hear about real-time fraud

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If digital transformation defined the 2010s, the 2020s are all about digital optimization. The explosion of cloud native applications has

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The JavaScript world has never been a gentle place. Tools rise, frameworks burn bright, and then vanish almost as fast

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Let’s just say Wasm 3.0 is an important release. And yet, the component model has not yet been completed. We

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OpenAI is hosting its annual developer conference in San Francisco this week. After a number of consumer and financial announcements

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The internet, as we know it, is undergoing a reset in how it’s used and what is expected of it.

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I have never been too focused on open source project details and licensing, despite working around colleagues who are very

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SQLite runs on billions of devices and counts its installations in the trillions. Since it runs anywhere, including some satellite

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Built by the team at Intuit that created ArgoCD, Numaflow is a Kubernetes-based open source stream processing engine with a UI

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Automation is business-critical for speed, scalability and resilience — a mechanism for survival in today’s complex, digital landscape. Yet the

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Today’s Linux distributions are plentiful and run the gamut of purposes. There are Linux distributions for those who are new

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The cloud is incredibly useful — but what if you’re a Python-loving data scientist? The prevailing advice has been that

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There seems to be an underlying assumption that the best language for an agentic web is JavaScript. Chris McCord, an

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This week, Netlify introduced a new feature called Agent Runners, which are AI agents designed to run in a Netlify

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The agentic AI space presents a host of new problems to solve. One of them: Connectivity in mixed environments —

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Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) systems constantly face a trade-off: Precise results often mean higher latency and cost, while faster responses risk

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The last time I talked to You.com CEO Richard Socher was July 2022, several months before the launch of ChatGPT

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The adoption of AI and large IT infrastructure to support AI development has dramatically increased across the IT industry in

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When Bloomberg decided to standardize its Java infrastructure in 2018, the company faced a decision that would impact more than

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The green software movement is moving from theory to practice. At last week’s Green IO conference in London, major organizations

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Data cloud has equipped its Snowflake Cortex AI service with a new MCP server, as well as a set of

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The web used to feel like a messy bazaar of competing ideas, half-broken libraries, and duct-taped solutions pretending to be

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The Model Context Protocol (MCP), introduced by Anthropic in November 2024, has quickly become a foundational standard for modern AI

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Dapr’s distributed application runtime concept is simple, but enabling it is enormously complex (although its usage is simple). According to

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Vibe coding — using AI to generate code using natural language prompts — has captured plenty of attention this year.

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