launched a new generation of AI-driven system administration tools last week at its annual Red Hat Summit. The enhancements are

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Remember when web apps were clunky stopgaps before you got the “real” app from the App Store? Not anymore. Today’s

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Modern product development is undergoing a structural transformation, one that collapses the traditional divide between experimentation and analytics. As the

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The promise of Kubernetes — agility, scalability and reliability — has driven its widespread adoption across enterprises. The Cloud Native

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Let’s be honest, Infrastructure as Code (IaC) was supposed to make everything easier. And for a while after you start

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When developing a new large language model (LLM), choosing the right training data is critical. “What you train your model

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When CEO Steve Demchuk met his co-founders at a FinTech startup, they were building high-end frontends for banks while wrestling

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AI is no longer just about crunching numbers or completing tasks. We’re stepping into the age of agentic AI, where

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Stack Overflow has a plan… For starters, last month the company resurrected chat on all Stack Overflow (And its other

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A new kernel graces the Linux community! Linux kernel 6.15 is now available, and it delivers the usual plethora of

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plans to deliver hundreds of new data products by the end of 2025, making it possible for developers to build

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Context switching to sign or send a document can interrupt users right when they’re trying to move forward, often pulling

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The modern data center has continuously evolved, adapting to the new demands of cloud-based and performance-demanding applications. This journey is

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Cloud colossus has released an update to its much-criticized Customer Carbon Footprint Tool (CCFT), which has received little attention since

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Danny Allan sees a “perfect storm” brewing when it comes to AI and software development. “You have more code coming

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Is RAG dead yet? That was the tongue-in-cheek question posed recently by Douwe Kiela, CEO of Contextual AI. And Kiela

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Mobile development doesn’t get enough credit. While web and backend engineers often benefit from relatively standardized environments, mobile developers face

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BOSTON — If you were expecting and  to make a news announcement at Red Hat Summit about how they’d integrate

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PostgreSQL 18, planned for release in September, has scores of new features and functions, spanning everything from analytics enhancements to

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I’ve been playing a lot of Dungeons & Dragons again for the first time in 30 years. Not with humans,

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Java is 30 years old this month, but continues to thrive, and according to Brian Fox, founder of Sonatype and

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KubeVirt is a recent and dynamic open source project that enables virtual machines to run alongside containers by integrating a

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CodeRabbit is one of the biggest consumers of reasoning models in the industry, burning through OpenAI’s o1, o3 mini, and

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Like many an English major, I began my career in software as a technical writer. When a young friend recently

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The world of cloud infrastructure and application deployment has changed radically over the last decade. We’ve seen the meteoric rise

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Traceloop today launched its observability tool for LLM-based applications into general availability and also announced a $6.1 million seed funding

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Everything around us produces data, so forecasting future trends from historical data is no longer a luxury; it’s a necessity.

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Python Pandas is about to get a performance boost: When the long-awaited version 3.0 of the data analysis library is

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I’ve been a fan of the Budgie desktop for quite some time. For about three years it was my desktop

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It’s time to celebrate! May 2025 is the fifth annual Maintainer Month, marked with discounts, events, educational resources and a

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