IBM, the venerable tech company, has been on an acquisition binge in the last few years, buying and , and The post Human Cognition Can’t Keep Up With Modern Networks. What’s Next? appeared first on The New Stack.

In “Battle-Tested Tips for a Better NoSQL Migration,” I shared my top strategies for planning, executing and de-risking a NoSQL The post Lessons Learned From Real-World NoSQL Database Migrations appeared first on The New Stack.

In a Kubernetes cluster, CPU and memory requests are both a cost dial and a reliability dial. They’re how you The post From Guesswork to Guardrails: Kubernetes Container Rightsizing appeared first on The New Stack.

AI assistants have become table stakes across modern enterprise operations. Drafting emails, summarizing interactions and surfacing next-best actions are no The post Operations Shift: Assistants to Autonomous Multiagent Systems appeared first on The New Stack.

People have strong feelings about New Year’s resolutions. I know people who spend their entire December reflecting and then in The post Forget Predictions: Tech Leaders’ Actual 2026 Resolutions appeared first on The New Stack.

A recent survey by JetBrains of more than 23,000 developers found that nearly half (49%) now use AI regularly for The post Is Your AI Assistant Creating a Recursive Security Loop? appeared first on The New Stack.

Quantum computing pioneer D-Wave today announced an industry breakthrough in its approach to building and controlling its upcoming gate model The post Fewer Wires, More Qubits: D-Wave Tackles Quantum Computing’s Cable Problem appeared first on The New Stack.

With the release of “reasoning” models capable of multistep, test-time compute, the intelligence required to solve complex problems is accessible The post What It Takes To Scale AI Agents in Production appeared first on The New Stack.

This is an excerpt from Chapter 4 of “Running Virtual Machines on Kubernetes: A Practical Roadmap for Enterprise Migrations,” a The post From Pets to Cattle: The New Mindset for Managing VMs appeared first on The New Stack.

For nearly a decade, cloud architecture has been shaped by a simple rule: Keep everything stateless. AWS Lambda and other The post Serverless Cloud Architecture Is Failing Modern AI Agents appeared first on The New Stack.

AI has quietly shifted from a differentiator to a default expectation. Product roadmaps now arrive with “AI-powered” stamped on nearly The post The Hidden Engineering Cost of ‘AI Everywhere’ Product Roadmaps appeared first on The New Stack.

Did Kubernetes break up cloud party? As the co-founder and CTO of cloud native hardware company Oxide Computer Company, Bryan The post Bryan Cantrill: How Kubernetes Broke the AWS Cloud Monopoly appeared first on The New Stack.

Building on continual partnership work with the chip company, has pledged to offer “Day 0” support for Nvidia’s newly-announced Vera The post Red Hat Customizes RHEL for Nvidia’s Vera Rubin AI Platform appeared first on The New Stack.

Current attempts to centralize the increasingly fragmented data ecosystem — which is distributed across vendors, infrastructure, architectures, and tooling — The post Data in 2026: Interchangeable Models, Clouds, and Specialization appeared first on The New Stack.

You know the drill: Each month your organization’s cloud bill comes in, higher than the month before, despite all your The post Why Cloud Optimization Is an Engineering Problem appeared first on The New Stack.

WebAssembly made huge strides with the release of Wasm 3.0 and the component model. However, the last lap in the The post WASI 1.0: You Won’t Know When WebAssembly Is Everywhere in 2026 appeared first on The New Stack.

Happy first Monday of 2026 to The New Stack (TNS) readers! It is with great pleasure that I introduce you The post Nick Lucchesi Takes Helm at The New Stack appeared first on The New Stack.

Most interactions today follow a familiar pattern: You open a chat interface, describe your problem and wait for a response. The post The Next Era of AI: From Single User to Team Collaboration appeared first on The New Stack.

Walk into an Amazon distribution center right now and you can feel the future humming. Thousands of robots glide across The post Why Your Dashboards Are Obsolete in the Age of AI appeared first on The New Stack.

In mid-2025, a widely publicized report claimed that almost all AI pilots fail. While there’s been some debate around the The post Why So Many AI Pilots Fail and How To Beat the Odds appeared first on The New Stack.

I once worked with a boss who would refer to hiring job candidates as “getting married.” Are we ready to The post Tech Hiring in 2026: The Rise of the Specialist appeared first on The New Stack.

For OpenAI employees, asking a question even as seemingly simple as how many ChatGPT Pro users it has in one The post Kepler: OpenAI’s Internal Agent Platform for Synthesizing Data appeared first on The New Stack.

Recent breakthroughs in AI have caught the eyes of executives who are eager to realize new efficiencies through automation. Though The post Why APIs Are the Missing Link for Truly Autonomous AI Agents appeared first on The New Stack.

Network Attached Storage (NAS) options are everywhere, and you can pay a pretty penny for a solution. Attached to a The post OpenMediaVault, a Linux-Based Solution for Building a NAS appeared first on The New Stack.

Linux creator Linus Torvalds made a different kind of appearance recently, on a YouTube show hosted by Canadian tech enthusiast The post Linus Torvalds Gets Candid About Windows, Workflows, and AI appeared first on The New Stack.

AI agent development is booming. Ninety percent of enterprises are actively adopting AI agents, according to , and Gartner predicts The post Is Agentic Metadata the Next Infrastructure Layer? appeared first on The New Stack.

I have spent the last couple of years watching the database landscape move through waves of excitement and disappointment. Vectors, The post Why AI Workloads Are Fueling a Move Back to Postgres appeared first on The New Stack.

In the face of AI-driven constant change, what advice would you give to those entering the tech industry next year? The post Advice for People (Still) Entering the Tech Industry in 2026 appeared first on The New Stack.

If there’s something we realized in 2025, it’s that AI is an amplifier of human-led software development teams — not The post In 2026, AI Is Merging With Platform Engineering. Are You Ready? appeared first on The New Stack.

As AI tools become increasingly integrated in many industries across all levels, there has been a quiet but undeniable shift. The post How To Build a Developer Career When the First Rung Is Gone appeared first on The New Stack.

Gentoo was that Linux distribution that every user strived to build, so they could wear it as a badge of The post MocaccinoOS Is a More User-Friendly Version of Gentoo Linux appeared first on The New Stack.

As fast as the old year passes, it’s been heartening to see people preserving the work of those who came The post Technology We Saved and Tech We Lost in 2025 appeared first on The New Stack.