Two years ago, ChatGPT and large language models (LLMs) dominated the headlines. But the conversation has advanced from the creation

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Editor’s Note: This article is an excerpt from the Manning book “Latency.” This book will help you better diagnose latency

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Today, unveiled its Streaming Agents feature in open preview in Confluent Cloud. The new functionality allow organizations to select models,

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Seeking higher performance, lower latency and stronger privacy, enterprises are exploring the possibilities of edge computing. But critical challenges underlie

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There’s not much that can go wrong at 700 lines of code, according to computer scientist and frontend developer Mauro

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Python developers have always faced a trade-off: write elegant, readable code or go for high performance. For a long time,

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The internet we use every day is a miracle with a hidden defect. It was designed to show us documents,

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Building a team that’s ready for whatever’s next in software starts with how you recruit today. Technologies like AI, edge

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The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that connects AI models (clients) with external tools and data sources

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One of the most frustrating challenges in monitoring systems is alert fatigue. When your monitoring infrastructure generates dozens of notifications

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If you wanted to effortlessly move your AI inferencing and modeling workloads across the clouds, what would you need from

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AI adoption is surging as businesses seek to unlock fresh productivity gains. According to McKinsey & Company, 78% of business

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This year’s International Obfuscated C Code Contest (IOCCC) returned after a four-year hiatus, saw a record 23 winning entries due

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When Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella first indicated that business Software as a Service (SaaS) applications are dead last December, it

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React Router v7.8.0 is out. TNS readers will recall that React Router is basically the Remix framework now. The recent

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The hype around Generative AI (GenAI) is deafening, especially in the software development lifecycle (SDLC) and Quality Assurance (QA). Vendors

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Linux has more commands than you will probably ever need to use. For desktop users, that is certainly the case.

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A few weeks ago we got a warning about extension marketplaces. The reported story was that a cryptocurrency developer, using

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For this week’s episode of The New Stack Agents, I talked to Scott Carey, the editor in chief of LeadDev,

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The workplace is being redefined. AI workloads, an explosion of connected devices, and changing working patterns are forcing organizations to

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Before we talk tech, which can feel pretty abstract until you get familiar with the concepts, let’s ground it in

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If you’ve never heard of Omarchy Linux, you’re not alone. But thanks to the software company 37signals moving to it,

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This is the second of two parts. Read also: Vector Search Is Reaching Its Limit. Here’s What Comes Next In

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You may have heard of Apple’s Private Cloud Compute (PCC), announced last year, that allows private access to Apple Intelligence.

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Just a few years ago, the notion of “fusion dev teams” was a key part of Microsoft’s strategy to empower

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It’s wild to think that just a decade ago, we were dipping our toes into containers and Kubernetes. Fast-forward to

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When we talk about business agreements, we often think about how they impact profits, customers and legal teams. However, there’s

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In an article introducing GPT‑5 to developers, OpenAI claimed that the new model “excels at front-end coding, beating OpenAI o3

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Duesenberg was an American racing and luxury automobile manufacturer founded in 1920. It was unusual in that it shipped with

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As both corporate vice president of product in Microsoft’s Developer Division and general manager of the company’s first-party engineering systems,

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