Most open source maintainers will know the feeling of opening GitHub to a growing pile of issues that can’t feasibly

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The next database scaling problem may not be how big a database gets, but how many databases an enterprise suddenly

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Apple now caps how many security reports some researchers can have open at once. And once they hit that cap,

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Alibaba has launched Qwen3.8-Max, a multimodal model with 2.4 trillion parameters and built for complicated tasks that may take several

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DeepSeek has launched DeepSeek-V4-Flash-0731, delivering a significant boost in agent performance without changing the model’s core architecture. Following an announcement

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Kubernetes moves at a pace of three minor version releases per year, and staying current is not optional if you

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In early 2025, Webflow started building for MCP before there was a clear playbook for agent-ready APIs. We publicly announced

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This week, just days after OpenAI announced that two of its advanced AI models had interacted with real-world systems during

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For the final two weeks of the year, Temporal clears its calendars. The company calls it a reading period: no

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AI has us quickly forgetting humans as the software delivery loop. Now, forget humans in the loop. For Thoughtworks’ distinguished

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Cloud platform company Nscale announced this week a definitive agreement to acquire AI workload scaling specialist Anyscale, in a move

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This week, Google DeepMind revealed Gemini Robotics 2, an intelligence layer comprising three new models to power more adaptable physical

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Companies ship more code today than ever, thanks to agentic coding tools. For product teams, this accelerated pace of development

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OpenAI has lowered API prices for two GPT-5.6 models only three weeks after their launch. On Thursday, the company announced

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“Raise your hand if your team is actively using AI to write and review code. Now keep it up if

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It’s undeniable that enterprise AI has a context problem. Although frontier models are incredibly capable, if they can’t securely access

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Attackers aren’t always the reason for DNS failures — they can often be something much more routine. For example, the

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There’s no question that AI agents are changing software development. They can move from an idea to a working implementation

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An AI agent feels harmless when it only produces text, but the risk profile changes the moment it calls a

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IBM and its partners say quantum computers are now getting to the point where they can run calculations that can’t

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OpenAI introduced GPT-5.6 Sol earlier this month as a model built for more demanding coding tasks. But it didn’t take

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Less than a week after OpenAI disclosed that two experimental AI models escaped their testing environment during a cybersecurity exercise

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As agentic services diversify across the entire enterprise technology stack, the rise of agentic coding tools is being challenged by

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Cursor is the latest AI company to target India with localized pricing, announcing on Tuesday a dedicated plan that sits

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Anthropic released Claude Opus 5 last week, with this pitch: It comes “close to the frontier intelligence of Claude Fable

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Gavriel Cohen describes this moment in four words.  “There’s been a clear vibe shift,” the NanoClaw co-founder and CEO tells

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Sandboxes for AI agents may feel like a solved problem. After all, projects like Firecracker, the open-source microVM technology AWS built

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When I sit down with leaders and ask why they’re investing in AI, the answer almost always comes back to

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A cloud security finding becomes useful only when someone decides what matters, assigns an owner, and follows it through. For

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OpenAI has detailed, in a new engineering blog post, how the GPT-5.6 model family balances capability and cost across its

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