Legacy Java shops are sitting on a growing pile of unpatched vulnerabilities. Chainguard says it has a fix for that.

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Organizations are racing to apply AI across the enterprise, and infrastructure is one of the most compelling targets: automated provisioning,

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This week, Sakana AI released Fugu, a multi-agent orchestration system designed to deliver frontier-model performance all while reducing the risks

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Kubernetes teams automate deployments without thinking about it. CI/CD pipelines fire dozens of times a day, autoscaling adjusts replicas in

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Anthropic has announced Claude Tag, a new product that embeds Claude directly into Slack as a persistent, shared team member

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At Microsoft’s Build keynote this month, CEO Satya Nadella described a platform shift away from operating systems and apps, and

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With an eye on the huge downstream pressure that AI code tools are putting on software engineering teams, GitLab released

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Nx, the company behind the open-source monorepo build system of the same name, on Tuesday launched Polygraph, a service that

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The software industry is still talking about AI mostly in terms of speed. Models and agents can now generate code

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For the past two years, the conversation about AI-assisted software development has been dominated by speed. A new GitLab survey

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The Linux Foundation on Tuesday declared its intent to launch the Agent Name Service (ANS), an open standard that gives

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The AI developer tools consolidation continues apace, with news that Cursor has snapped up open-source coding assistant Continue — its

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Late-night debugging sessions aren’t a rare edge case anymore. They are what happens when reviews can’t keep up with volume.

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On June 17, the Threat Labs team at Tenet Security, an AI-agent security startup newly out of stealth, documented an

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AI agents need the right information to work well. Whether they manage to find it is the difference between success

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How much of Nvidia is reflected by their visionary CEO, Jenson Huang? With his praise and later support of OpenClaw,

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Google has decommissioned its Gemini CLI, the open-source terminal tool that just shipped last year. It had over 100,000 GitHub

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When Project Valkey released version 9.1 last month, users, contributors and maintainers alike were understandably excited: There were new functionalities

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The most-said line in one of my group chats this week was three words, on repeat: “I miss Fable.” I

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As AI models now take over the core processes of writing code, the conversation has shifted to how effectively we

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The major static application security testing (SAST) vendors are now wrapping a large language model around their legacy scanning engines

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Most people do not stay quiet because they have nothing to say. They stay quiet because speaking up changes their

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Anthropic this week announced a major overhaul of Claude Design, the design tool it launched in April as a research

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Almost every startup or small business today has a wingperson, a principal working partner, or a co-founder.  When it comes

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Every enterprise company is seemingly trying to adopt the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to connect its AI agents to tools. But so

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The biggest news to emerge from the AI world this week was undoubtedly that Elon Musk’s SpaceX had agreed to

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Inference is now the dominant force in enterprise AI — and with it has come an inconvenient reality: Data is

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For most of its 30-year history, Postgres has been viewed as a transactional database. Organizations trust it with customer records,

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On Friday, June 12, the United States government ordered Anthropic to suspend Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5 for all

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Recently, a crucial RAG pipeline used by one of our corporate clients began hallucinating about financial numbers without notifying us

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