The real breakthrough in robotics is foundation models — not hardware 🔗
Physical AI, also known as embodied AI, is purported to be the next evolution in the quest to build autonomous The post The real breakthrough in robot [...]
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Perplexity Computer wows, Karpathy kills vibe coding, and OpenAI replaces Anthropic at the Pentagon 🔗
I’m Matt Burns, Director of Editorial at Insight Media Group. Each week, I round up the most important AI developments. The post Perplexity Computer w [...]
Red Hat introduces its first out and out AI platform 🔗
Red Hat has been deploying AI in the enterprise for some time. For example, Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) now The post Red Hat introduces its first [...]
From vibes to engineering: How AI agents outgrew their own terminology 🔗
Andrej Karpathy probably didn’t set out to retire “vibe coding” just a year after popularizing it, but time and technological The post From vibes to e [...]
Netdata is a seriously impressive server monitoring tool 🔗
Every once in a while, I come across a tool that makes me lean back and go, “Wooo, that’s cool!” The post Netdata is a seriously impressive server mon [...]
The agent pull request flood is here. If you run Istio, you’re halfway to solving it. 🔗
Agentic workflows are rapidly accelerating the volume of pull requests, and validation is quickly becoming the most critical bottleneck. Teams The pos [...]
Google’s Nano Banana 2 promises Flash speeds with Pro results 🔗
Google on Thursday launched the latest version of its Nano Banana image generation model, which promises to improve upon last The post Google’s Nano B [...]
Observability platform migration guide: Prometheus, OpenTelemetry, and Fluent Bit 🔗
Observability platform migrations are rarely simple. You’re still balancing risk (don’t break on-call), scope (don’t try to move everything at The pos [...]
Why the secret to scaling AI isn’t a better model, it’s a simpler foundation 🔗
A recent study from MIT’s NANDA initiative highlights a persistent challenge in enterprise AI adoption. Despite heavy investment and experimentation, [...]
Why your DIY Kubernetes stack won’t survive the era of agentic AI 🔗
We are at an inflection point in enterprise IT. For the last decade, “modernization” has been synonymous with containerization — The post Why your DIY [...]
WebAssembly is everywhere. Here’s how it works 🔗
If you’re familiar with building web applications in the last few years, you’ve probably heard of WebAssembly (Wasm). And if The post WebAssembly is e [...]
VAST Data tackles the enterprise AI trust gap 🔗
The biggest obstacle to shipping AI agents in the enterprise isn’t model quality. It’s trust. Or at least that’s the The post VAST Data tackles the en [...]
The Linux Foundation reveals the “ugly” secret of how open source is draining your budget 🔗
Companies actively investing in open source are seeing massive returns, while those treating it as “freeware” are drowning in technical The post The L [...]
In the driver’s seat: How Google Conductor AI actually stays under control 🔗
Google wants to give developers a comprehensive, functional AI software development toolkit. As such, this month the company has added The post In the [...]
What happens to a database when the user is an AI agent 🔗
In the past, we judged enterprise databases by how useful they were to people like us. We rated them on The post What happens to a database when the u [...]
Anthropic accelerates its Cowork enterprise play 🔗
When it’s not distracted by negotiations with the Pentagon, Anthropic’s focus has long been on the enterprise. On Tuesday, it The post Anthropic accel [...]
Databases weren’t built for agent sprawl – SurrealDB wants to fix it 🔗
AI agents don’t slot neatly into the way enterprise data stacks were designed. A typical agent needs transactional state (e.g., The post Databases wer [...]
OpenTelemetry roadmap: Sampling rates and collector improvements ahead 🔗
OpenTelemetry has evolved over the last few years to become the de facto standard of choice for a rapidly growing The post OpenTelemetry roadmap: Samp [...]
Most platform teams build products, but they don’t know it 🔗
There is a failure mode so common in platform engineering that it barely gets mentioned anymore. A team ships a The post Most platform teams build pro [...]
Why “automated” infrastructure might cost more than you think 🔗
Somewhere in the organization, there’s a Jenkins job that nobody wants to touch. The job is mission-critical and deploys to The post Why “automated” i [...]
The Pentagon’s Anthropic problem is every enterprise’s AI problem 🔗
The Pentagon’s standoff with Anthropic raises a question for any CTO building on a single frontier AI model: If access changed The post The Pentagon’s [...]
AWS creates a sandbox for its agent experiments 🔗
(AWS) is launching a dedicated GitHub organization for its most experimental agentic AI work. On Monday, the company launched Strands The post AWS cre [...]
Coding agents are only as good as the signals you feed them 🔗
The industry has spent the last few years optimizing AI agents’ code-generation capabilities. The focus has been on expanding context The post Coding [...]
This simple infrastructure gap is holding back AI productivity 🔗
Organizations are investing heavily in AI, with some allocating up to 8% of their total revenue in AI tools for The post This simple infrastructure ga [...]
Cloudflare’s Markdown for Agents automatically make websites agent-ready 🔗
Cloudflare, the well-regarded security and Content Delivery Network company, has launched a new feature called “Markdown for Agents” that automaticall [...]
Wasm vs. JavaScript: Who wins at a million rows? 🔗
By now it’s pretty clear that JavaScript needs WebAssembly (Wasm) to perform heavy computational tasks. In the past few weeks The post Wasm vs. JavaSc [...]