AI is moving beyond the “set it and forget it” era. While the powerful language models we use daily, like

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The hullabaloo over moves away from open source licensing — HashiCorp/OpenTofu anyone? — seems to have settled a bit, but

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recent C-suite survey found that 89% of executives anticipate that agentic AI will be the definitive software development standard within

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Vite, created by Evan You, has become the go-to build tool for modern frontend frameworks, including Vue, SvelteKit, Astro, and

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The transformation of generative AI (GenAI) from conversational tools to autonomous, action-oriented agents marks a significant inflection point for enterprise

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As anyone who works with infrastructure knows, there are limited tools for understanding all of an organization’s IT assets, offering

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At its annual Oktane user conference, identity management service Okta today announced its plans to start treating AI agents —

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is expanding its supply chain security platform with the launch of Chainguard Libraries for JavaScript, a collection of thousands of

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The reality is that generative AI (GenAI) was never “introduced” into enterprise business; it crept in when users discovered it

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Microsoft has long offered a variety of marketplaces for businesses in its ecosystem. For cloud solutions, there is the Azure

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AI, reliability and governance aren’t optional — they’re the foundation on which everything else depends. Data platform Manetu unified Temporal

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Your app is slow. You’ve optimized the database, fixed the N+1 queries and tuned your microservices. But what if the

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LAS VEGAS — Most enterprises are now using AI agents in some form, but few have any governance systems in

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Your network, be it home or business, is probably quite busy and crowded with devices. On my small home LAN,

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When your Kubernetes deployment fails, it can feel like finding a needle in a haystack. One small error — a

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Data Commons may be one of the lesser-known Google initiatives, but the project, which collects public datasets across a broad

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The hardest part of building large applications today isn’t scaling the backend. It’s keeping the frontend from becoming an untouchable

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Fluent Bit is a widely used open source data collection agent, processor and forwarder that enables you to collect logs,

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In the very near future, all technology infrastructure will effectively be AI infrastructure. This is not hyperbole. As enterprises scale

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A large majority of software development teams are now using AI, marking a fundamental shift in how code gets written,

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Jan Lehnardt said it best in a Mastodon post: “What the f*** is going on with Ruby?” What’s going on

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Business intelligence service provider has kicked off a vendor-neutral initiative to create a standard for adding contextual information to structured

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The arrival of GPT-5 represents a significant leap in AI-driven code generation. It’s powerful, functionally proficient and capable of solving

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Building great software products isn’t only about clean code. It’s about how fast you can ship, how often you deploy

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What if there was an AI coding tool that had algorithms as sophisticated as TikTok’s? That thought experiment is now

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In a sense, writing applications for quantum computing is very much a case of going back to the future. Much

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Your error monitoring is solid: 99%+ crash-free rates, catching critical issues before they spread. But users still complain about “buggy”

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We built a telemetry pipeline that handles more than 5,400 data points per second with sub-10 millisecond query responses. The

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Name all of the Linux desktop distributions geared specifically for enterprise users. I can think of Enterprise Linux (RHEL) Desktop

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Java language architect Brian Goetz spoke at last month’s JVM Summit, delivering a talk that looked to Java’s future. Goetz

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