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Gavriel Cohen built NanoClaw, a lightweight alternative to OpenClaw, in a weekend after learning about security flaws in the popular agentic framework. The post NanoClaw’s answer to OpenClaw is minimal code, maximum isolation appeared first on The New Stack.

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It has never been easier to quickly and at scale find security vulnerabilities. Linus’s Law, Eric Raymond’s famous dictum about The post AI agents are accelerating vulnerability discovery. Here’s how AppSec teams must adapt. appeared first on The New Stack.

LLMs are accelerating work across engineering disciplines, from generating React components and building backend APIs to noodling with SQL. But The post How your LLM is silently hallucinating company revenue appeared first on The New Stack.

Identity has always been the thread that stitches enterprise IT together, but the nature of that identity has changed dramatically. The post Rising identity complexity: How CISOs can prevent it from becoming an attacker’s roadmap appeared first on The New Stack.

Google on Thursday launched the latest version of its Gemini Pro model. While it’s not the best at every task, The post Google’s Gemini 3.1 Pro is mostly great appeared first on The New Stack.

Over the last year or so, we’ve seen a proliferation of frameworks and protocols for agentic AI tools. There is The post Twilio’s A2H is a new protocol that helps agents talk to humans appeared first on The New Stack.

The often-misunderstood controversies regarding Prometheus and OpenTelemetry arise more from technical incompatibilities that have since been resolved. Without going into The post Prometheus and OpenTelemetry finally play nice appeared first on The New Stack.

OpenClaw, NanoClaw, and the various other personal AI agents that are all the hype right now can quickly burn through The post Anthropic: You can still use your Claude accounts to run OpenClaw, NanoClaw and Co. appeared first on The New Stack.

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AI agents have become the software industry’s latest fascination. Backed by large language models (LLMs), this new class of AI The post 6 agentic knowledge base patterns emerging in the wild appeared first on The New Stack.

The Docker run command is a great introduction to running containers. It’s simple, it’s quick, and it’s fairly easy to The post Simplify managing your Docker compose files with this handy tool appeared first on The New Stack.

The transition from running machine learning models in Colab notebooks to operational, high-traffic applications requires significant changes in infrastructure setup. The post From notebooks to nodes: Architecting production-ready AI infrastructure appeared first on The New Stack.

AI is the epitome of moving fast and breaking things. But where has the rigor gone, asks Thoughtworks CTO Rachel The post The “funhouse mirror”: How AI reflects the hidden truths of your software pipeline appeared first on The New Stack.

Anthropic on Tuesday launched Claude Sonnet 4.6, the latest version of its mainstream model. This new version promises to almost The post Anthropic’s new Claude Sonnet 4.6 promises Opus-level coding at Sonnet pricing appeared first on The New Stack.

“The API landscape is a mess, and very few people understand it,” Kin Lane, API industry veteran and founder of The post Your AI strategy is built on layers of API sediment appeared first on The New Stack.

Installing packages globally isn’t always a good idea. Different tools inside an application can require specific versions of features, functions, The post Python virtual environments: isolation without the chaos appeared first on The New Stack.

At FOSDEM 2026 in Brussels, Belgium, Daniel Stenberg, creator of the popular open source data transfer program, cURL, described AI as The post cURL’s Daniel Stenberg: AI slop is DDoSing open source appeared first on The New Stack.

In a blog earlier this February, Snyk engineers said they scanned the entire ClawHub (the OpenClaw marketplace) and found that The post OpenClaw is being called a security “Dumpster fire,” but there is a way to stay safe appeared first on The New Stack.

There are over 1,000 Linux distributions on the market. Throw a rock into the tech pond, and I guarantee that The post HackerOS is what a Linux enthusiast’s OS should be appeared first on The New Stack.

Arcjet this week released v1.0 of its JavaScript SDK, moving it from beta to a stable, production-ready API. Arcjet’s security The post Arcjet reaches v1.0, promises stable security for JavaScript apps appeared first on The New Stack.

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AI agents are all the rage in enterprises today. CEOs and CTOs want them brought into their businesses ASAP to The post How to ground AI agents in accurate, context-rich data appeared first on The New Stack.

Dynatrace is experiencing a major moment in its history. It’s expanding from an observability platform what might be described as The post The reason AI agents shouldn’t touch your source code — and what they should do instead appeared first on The New Stack.

The latest iteration of the TIOBE Index of programming languages indicates that more specialized languages are creeping up on Python’s The post Statistical language R is making a comeback against Python appeared first on The New Stack.

In the race to deploy generative AI, most enterprises have mastered “text RAG” to chat with PDFs and spreadsheets. However, The post Your RAG System is probably image-blind, but it doesn’t have to be appeared first on The New Stack.

With its Visual Studio Code (VS Code) January 2026 release (v1.109), Microsoft is making the code editor “the home for The post VS Code becomes multi-agent command center for developers appeared first on The New Stack.

OpenAI’s new here model is a bit of a departure for the company’s family of Codex software development models: its The post OpenAI’s new Codex Spark model is built for speed appeared first on The New Stack.

The software industry reached an inflection point in November and December 2025. Three breakthrough AI model releases, Gemini 3 by The post How intelligent orchestration transforms software innovation appeared first on The New Stack.

Technical debt is an inevitable byproduct of software development as complexity grows. However, unlike stateless application code, the stateful nature The post The hidden reason database debt is ten times harder to fix than code appeared first on The New Stack.

“Great system…now please make it 10 times cheaper.” That’s not exactly what the ShareChat team wanted to hear after completing The post ShareChat hit a billion features per second, then it had to make it 10x cheaper appeared first on The New Stack.

Matan-Paul Shetrit puts it bluntly: “If you generate slop, I’m not blaming the AI, I’m blaming you.” As Director of The post You can’t fire a bot: The blunt truth about AI slop and your job appeared first on The New Stack.

Imagine you could use an operating system that’s as easy as ChromeOS, while also being as powerful as Linux. What The post Bluefin Linux: ChromeOS simplicity meets Linux power appeared first on The New Stack.

Major service outages are becoming more frequent, more severe, and taking longer to resolve. According to recent survey data, the The post Your infrastructure is evolving, but is your operational framework still stuck in the past? appeared first on The New Stack.

According to a new report released today, an increasing number of enterprises are using Java as a foundational language for The post 62% of enterprises now use Java to power AI apps appeared first on The New Stack.

Vendors chasing “zero-CVE” container images on top of traditional Linux distributions are running into structural limits in upstream release models. The post The hunt for truly zero-CVE container images appeared first on The New Stack.

The Extended Berkeley Packet Filter (eBPF) has continued on an adoption path that extends its integral role in observability, security, The post The RISC architecture frontier: Is eBPF ready for ARM64 and RISC-V? appeared first on The New Stack.

When GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke left the Microsoft-owned company in August of 2025, he said he did so to return The post GitHub’s former CEO launches a developer platform for the age of agentic coding appeared first on The New Stack.

AI coding assistants are making developers more productive at writing code. But why aren’t most enterprises actually delivering more software? The post GitLab CEO on why AI isn’t helping enterprise ship code faster appeared first on The New Stack.

When enterprises talk about artificial intelligence, the attention usually points to models: larger parameters, faster inference, cheaper tokens. But we The post TiDB and the rise of the AI-native database appeared first on The New Stack.

The vibe coding guy is back, and this time he’s talking about “agentic engineering.” Andrej Karpathy, who last year this The post Vibe coding is passé. Karpathy has a new name for the future of software. appeared first on The New Stack.

The shift from traditional AI pipelines toward agentic systems marks one of software engineering’s most important evolutions. Instead of static The post A practical systems engineering guide: Architecting AI-ready infrastructure for the agentic era appeared first on The New Stack.

BRUSSELS — First, the bad. I would argue that current open source practices and usage are not sustainable, or at The post Is Open Source in Trouble? appeared first on The New Stack.

Just a week after announced Chainguard Factory 2.0, the company has hit a major milestone that demonstrates the scale of The post Chainguard’s AI-powered factory hits 500 million builds appeared first on The New Stack.

There’s a growing body of research around AI coding assistants with a confusing range of conflicting results. This is to The post How AI coding makes developers 56% faster and 19% slower appeared first on The New Stack.

During the early phase of my career, I used to spend eight hours a day inside the Visual Studio IDE. The post IDEcline: How the world’s most powerful coding tools became second-class citizens overnight appeared first on The New Stack.

When conducting performance benchmarks, the ultimate goal is an apples-to-apples comparison. Docker, widely recognized as one of the most brilliant The post Docker versus Nix: The quest for true reproducibility appeared first on The New Stack.

We’ve all experienced a frozen web page followed by endless refreshing, frustrated sighs, and the occasional foot stomp, only to The post How WebAssembly and Web Workers prevent UI freezes appeared first on The New Stack.

The speed at which ClawdBot MoltBot OpenClaw climbed in popularity was quite phenomenal, and for good reason: It has an The post How GSD turns Claude into a self-steering developer appeared first on The New Stack.

With the U.S. government and other institutions calling for the use of memory-safe programming languages in critical systems, Jule, a The post Memory-Safe Jule language emerges as C/C++ alternative appeared first on The New Stack.

As AI agents fan out across enterprise apps, APIs, and data stores, they’re creating a security blind spot: autonomous systems The post Operant AI targets ‘shadow’ AI agents with real-time security platform appeared first on The New Stack.

In December 2024, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella appeared on the BG2 podcast and made a prediction that felt provocative and The post Is the SaaSpocalypse nigh? The era of paying for software seats may be ending. appeared first on The New Stack.

Slowly but surely, I’ve been migrating over to self-hosted services so I can finally cut the cord to third parties. The post How Homepage simplifies monitoring your self-hosted services appeared first on The New Stack.

The pg_lake extension, which was initially released to the open source community in November, is now natively available in Postgres, The post pg_lake comes to Snowflake Postgres: What it means for open standards appeared first on The New Stack.

Despite talk of its impending demise, the vibe coding craze appears to be alive and well, particularly in Europe. A new study by The post Where on Earth is vibe coding taking off the most? appeared first on The New Stack.

Enterprise CISOs are stuck at a crossroads. Their budgets aren’t growing fast enough, AI is sucking up every bit of The post The one structural shift CISOs must make before AI outpaces their security strategy appeared first on The New Stack.

ScyllaDB, an open source columnar database, recently added vector search capabilities underpinned by USearch, an open source clustering and vector The post Open source USearch library jumpstarts ScyllaDB vector search appeared first on The New Stack.

Asked what enterprises aren’t ready for as AI advances, Sean O’Dell of Dynatrace offers a prediction — and before doing The post The enterprise is not ready for “the rise of the developer” appeared first on The New Stack.

OpenAI’s new GPT-5.3-Codex model is the company’s most capable agentic coding model yet. However, unlike previous Codex models, it focuses The post OpenAI’s GPT-5.3-Codex helped build itself appeared first on The New Stack.

Anthropic launched Opus 4.6 on Thursday, an update to its flagship Opus model that delivers major improvements over its predecessor—and The post Anthropic debuts Opus 4.6 with standout scores for solving hard problems that other AIs miss appeared first on The New Stack.

All those security fears about the OpenClaw AI agent and its social network, Moltbook, are already proving true, according to The post It took a researcher fewer than 2 hours to hijack OpenClaw appeared first on The New Stack.

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) has reached an inflection point. While some MCP deployments are still in the experimentation phase, The post 10 strategies to reduce MCP token bloat appeared first on The New Stack.

GitHub subscribers now have a choice of coding agents to help them create. In addition to GitHub’s own Copilot, users The post GitHub is letting developers choose between Copilot and its biggest rivals appeared first on The New Stack.

ClickHouse’s decision to shift parts of its codebase to Rust is a perfect storm: the convergence of a wildly popular The post The ‘weird’ things that happened when Clickhouse replaced C++ with Rust appeared first on The New Stack.

Hysteria continues to build over Moltbook, the so-called AI Agent social network. If you believe Elon Musk, Moltbook is at The post Moltbook: Hype or the Singularity? appeared first on The New Stack.

We warned you! Today, Ingress NGINX is still being used by 50% of Kubernetes users to manage incoming traffic, but it’s The post Why Kubernetes is retiring Ingress NGINX appeared first on The New Stack.

Software reliability is a persistent problem for developers because IT systems are built on unreliable components: hardware degrades; software has The post Durable Execution: Build reliable software in an unreliable world appeared first on The New Stack.

AI is ubiquitous in both the consumer and enterprise sectors. Yet few organizations are realizing AI’s full potential. Why? AI The post Unlocking AI’s full potential: Why context is everything appeared first on The New Stack.

If you’ve been a part of the Linux community for even a brief period, over the past few years, chances The post Why enterprise businesses should adopt immutable Linux for the desktop appeared first on The New Stack.

The new, revised Factory 2.0 swaps out 1.0’s fragile, event-driven pipeline with a self-healing system powered by a new open The post Chainguard admitted Factory 1.0 was “brittle.” Here’s how 2.0 fixes it. appeared first on The New Stack.

OpenAI is betting that coding agents are outgrowing the terminal. The company launched a macOS desktop app on Monday for its Codex The post OpenAI’s Codex desktop app is all about managing agents appeared first on The New Stack.

AI unsurprisingly took center stage during the keynotes and throughout much of Dynatrace Perform 2026, the annual user conference last week The post Beyond automation: Dynatrace unveils agentic AI that fixes problems on its own appeared first on The New Stack.

For decades, distributed databases have been built around the assumption that storage will live close to compute. The farther data The post S3 is the new network: Rethinking data architecture for the cloud era appeared first on The New Stack.

For decades, distributed databases have been built around the assumption that storage will live close to compute. The farther data The post S3 is the new network: Rethinking data architecture for the cloud era appeared first on The New Stack.

Any Linux distribution claiming that it wants to make Linux easy and accessible to the general public, as well as The post Liya Linux proves high performance doesn’t require a command line appeared first on The New Stack.

Just months after his 20th birthday, Bill Gates had already angered the programmer community. As the first home computers began The post 50 years ago, a young Bill Gates took on the ‘software pirates’ appeared first on The New Stack.

Until now, I’ve generally only used LLM tools with existing projects. Attempts to create detailed projects from scratch via agentic The post Beating context rot in Claude Code with GSD appeared first on The New Stack.

Over the last decade, “shift left” became the mantra of high-performing engineering organizations. The premise was sound: Move testing, security, The post The shift left hangover: Why modern platforms are shifting down to cure developer fatigue appeared first on The New Stack.

Anthropic is extending Cowork with a plugin system that bundles skills, connectors, slash commands, and sub-agents, giving non-developers the kind The post Anthropic brings plugins to Cowork appeared first on The New Stack.

If 2025 was the year of AI adoption, with 88% of organizations now using AI across at least one business The post When AI fails: The new reality of incident management appeared first on The New Stack.

Your LinkedIn is suddenly filled with posts and job ads for the forward-deployed engineer (FDE) role. What does that even The post Why the forward-deployed engineer is tech’s hottest job appeared first on The New Stack.

For decades, I used VirtualBox for all my virtual machine (VM) needs. I could use it as a graphical user The post Forget VMware and VirtualBox: This should be your new VM manager appeared first on The New Stack.

Google has added hooks to Gemini CLI, its terminal-based competitor to Anthropic’s Claude Code. Hooks ensure that Gemini CLI runs The post Gemini CLI gets its hooks into the agentic development loop appeared first on The New Stack.

In the new world of agentic AI, the discussion has revolved around data: governance, storage, and compute. But what about The post Meet Gravitino, a geo-distributed, federated metadata lake appeared first on The New Stack.

The recent release of the background coding agent Inspect by Ramp’s engineering team serves as a definitive proof point that The post Ramp’s Inspect shows closed-loop AI agents are software’s future appeared first on The New Stack.

Teams usually assume there’s a straightforward progression from prompt engineering through retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) to fine-tuning (the last rung on The post Prompting vs. RAG vs. fine-tuning: Why it’s not a ladder appeared first on The New Stack.

Python dominated the early days of machine learning, but that’s changing as AI becomes more mainstream. Take, for instance, the The post Mastra empowers web devs to build AI agents in TypeScript appeared first on The New Stack.

If Kubernetes admins don’t have enough to worry about with the upcoming Nginx gateway cutoff, they now may need to The post Kubernetes telemetry feature fully compromises clusters appeared first on The New Stack.

For a while now, Google has been on a mission to extend its Chrome browser with more AI features, powered The post With Auto Browse, Google Chrome can now surf the web for you appeared first on The New Stack.

Various cloud native projects are celebrating their first decade. While there are obvious big names, such as Kubernetes itself, Helm, The post A decade of werf, a software delivery tool for Kubernetes appeared first on The New Stack.

It’s rare that a web product lasts 25 years, given how fast the industry cycles through technologies. But this month The post Drupal turns 25: From simple to complex — then simple again appeared first on The New Stack.

Agoda is the Singapore wing of Booking Holdings, the world’s leading provider of online travel (the brand behind Booking.com, Kayak, The post Agoda’s secret to 50x scale: Getting the database basics right appeared first on The New Stack.

Late last year, startup Platform Engineering Labs made waves in the world of Infrastructure as Code (IaC) by introducing a new The post Terraform challenger Formae expands to more clouds appeared first on The New Stack.

The ability to build portable, provider-agnostic AI applications is the future of agentic development. For the past few years, OpenAI’s The post Open Responses vs. Chat Completion: A new era for AI apps appeared first on The New Stack.

Site reliability engineers (SREs) are no longer an afterthought for harried IT leaders. They play a critical role in ensuring The post The agentic revolution: A new vision for SREs appeared first on The New Stack.

AI models now power critical systems across many sectors. You’ll find them in healthcare, banking, cybersecurity, and defense. When you The post How to secure Vertex AI pipelines with Google Cloud tools appeared first on The New Stack.

The Allen Institute for AI (Ai2) is launching a new family of open coding agents today that, as standalone models, The post Ai2 makes building custom coding agents easier and cheaper appeared first on The New Stack.

So, is RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) dead now? Last May I asked that question of Douwe Kiela, CEO of Contextual AI, The post RAG isn’t dead, but context engineering is the new hotness appeared first on The New Stack.

Open source has a problem. There are many under-supported, or even abandoned, open source programs that are still in wide The post Chainguard EmeritOSS backs MinIO, other orphaned projects appeared first on The New Stack.

In the age of AI, will we still need continuous integration (CI) at all? One panelist in a QCon AI The post QCon chat: Is agentic AI killing continuous integration? appeared first on The New Stack.

The hardened container market has been heating up with venture money and startups, but Java platform provider BellSoft thinks its The post BellSoft bets Java expertise can beat hardened container wave appeared first on The New Stack.

If you’ve seen a new crop of data about ops lately, you may have noticed this new category coming up: The post AI DevOps vs. SRE agents: Compare AI incident response tools appeared first on The New Stack.

This is the second of a four-part series. Read Part 1: How Rust does Async differently (and why it matters) The post Async Rust: Pinning demystified appeared first on The New Stack.

With the MCP protocol, Anthropic created the de facto standard for AI models and agents to talk to third-party applications. The post Anthropic extends MCP with a UI framework appeared first on The New Stack.

Networking giant Cisco purchased Isovalent in 2024 to get in on the cloud native action. In our cloud native community, The post Cisco is using eBPF to rethink firewalls, vulnerability mitigation appeared first on The New Stack.

Confidential computing has always held a certain promise. The idea that workloads could process sensitive data while remaining isolated even The post How open standards enable zero trust on commodity hardware appeared first on The New Stack.

Modern cloud native attacks don’t always rely on a single breakthrough exploit. Instead, threat actors chain together small assumptions, overlooked The post A security checklist for your React and Next.js apps appeared first on The New Stack.

With very few exceptions, large-scale weather forecasting has been the domain of government agencies with access to massive supercomputers. But The post Nvidia makes AI weather forecasting more accessible, no supercomputer needed appeared first on The New Stack.

Artificial intelligence has already transformed the way organizations analyze data, predict outcomes, and generate content. The next leap forward is The post Agentic AI meets integration: The next frontier appeared first on The New Stack.

You have a nice set of data, but how do you convey its meaning to an audience? In the latest The post The art of visual inspection: Spot the hidden story in your charts appeared first on The New Stack.

If you’ve never used Linux before and are considering it now, there’s one thing you’ll inevitably run into, and that’s The post What’s the right Linux desktop UI for you? appeared first on The New Stack.

Can we develop a better bug-finding tool by analyzing the Linux kernel’s last 20 years of commits using AI? In The post Pebbled Ventures’ AI tool analyzes 20 years of Linux bugs appeared first on The New Stack.

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) has quickly become a well-adopted standard for connecting large language model (LLM)-based AI agents with The post Port of Context: The open source code mode appeared first on The New Stack.

Teams that have run Software as a Service (SaaS) products know the routine: An alert goes off, and everyone scrambles The post LLMs create a new blind spot in observability appeared first on The New Stack.

Aspire, Microsoft’s open source, cloud native development platform, now supports JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, and Java as first-class citizens. “With Aspire The post Distributed apps platform Aspire supports JavaScript, Python appeared first on The New Stack.

Last month, I reviewed Claude Desktop and noted that the simple addition of giving Model Context Protocol (MCP) permission to The post How Claude Cowork helps developers spread the AI knowledge appeared first on The New Stack.

Vercel recently released a new open source tool called json-render that signals a step toward generative user interfaces (UI), a The post Vercel’s json-render: A step toward generative UI appeared first on The New Stack.

The latest (CNCF) Annual Cloud Native Survey has been released, and with “82% of container users running Kubernetes in production, The post CNCF: Kubernetes is ‘foundational’ infrastructure for AI appeared first on The New Stack.

The discussion around AI often focuses on content creation, software development and financial management. However, one of the business processes The post From data to dollars: AI’s role in the modern GTM stack appeared first on The New Stack.

Kubernetes continues to evolve and mature as the most preferred orchestration platform for containerized applications and microservices. Kubernetes 1.35, the The post Kubernetes 1.35 features that change Day 2 operations appeared first on The New Stack.

A new VS Code exploit can rewrite AI agents across all code repositories, an application security specialist demonstrated Thursday. On The post Developer proves AI agents can be reprogrammed via new exploit appeared first on The New Stack.

Time plays a crucial role in an organization’s defense posture, including the timestamping of events, whether they occurred during business The post More security tools are slowing down your incident response appeared first on The New Stack.

Walk into any engineering leadership meeting today, and someone will question whether AI-generated code is secure or whether agents can The post Context is AI coding’s real bottleneck in 2026 appeared first on The New Stack.

Enterprises in highly regulated industries spent 2025 rigorously evaluating AI capabilities, conducting proofs of concepts, and distinguishing genuine value from The post The year of AI: 3 critical shifts coming to regulated industries appeared first on The New Stack.

One of the more challenging aspects of using Docker containers is troubleshooting. Unless you are a master of the art, The post Docker logs got you down? Give this tool a try appeared first on The New Stack.

On a surface level, AI agents aren’t so different from microservices, according to Chris Aniszczyk, co-founder and CTO of the The post CTO Chris Aniszczyk on the CNCF push for AI interoperability appeared first on The New Stack.

As AI coding assistants become more capable, the relationship between developers and their tools is evolving beyond a simple autocomplete. The post The head chef model for AI-assisted development appeared first on The New Stack.

In the past few years, agentic AI systems like AutoGPT, BabyAGI and others have demonstrated, through prompting, that large language The post Why agentic LLM systems fail: Control, cost, and reliability appeared first on The New Stack.

Late last week, the global cloud platform Cloudflare acquired the company behind Astro, one of the leading frontend frameworks. This The post Why platform companies keep buying frontend framework teams appeared first on The New Stack.

Today, , which provides secure, production-ready builds of open source software, has introduced a customer-led steering committee for its Chainguard The post Chainguard to eliminate FUD around Chainguard OS appeared first on The New Stack.

With the rising popularity of AI at workplaces based on various use cases, it promises to help support organizations by The post Why enterprise AI breaks without metrics discipline appeared first on The New Stack.

Extracting data from enterprise tools like Salesforce, Ariba, or NetSuite is relatively easy. Making that data usable for AI models The post How Precog adds business context to make enterprise data AI-ready appeared first on The New Stack.

Enough is enough. Daniel Steinberg, lead developer and founder of cURL, the popular, open source internet file transfer protocol, is The post Drowning in AI slop, cURL ends bug bounties appeared first on The New Stack.

It’s no surprise following the explosion of AI-driven code generation tools, that we are now seeing a strong AI-driven response The post AI SRE roundtable: The creation of a new category appeared first on The New Stack.

I have spent the last year watching the AI conversation shift from smart autocomplete to autonomous contribution. When I test The post Enabling autonomous agents with environment virtualization appeared first on The New Stack.

AI inference is poised to become the single largest compute workload. For some time now, after all, AI service providers The post Why d-Matrix bets on in-memory compute to break the AI inference bottleneck appeared first on The New Stack.

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About a year back, we got pulled into what looked like a straightforward problem: Build an interface assistant that could The post Building scalable agentic assistants: A graph-based approach appeared first on The New Stack.

The software supply chain is broken, and the recent explosion of hardened container offerings is the industry’s reaction. A few The post Hardened containers don’t fix a broken software supply chain appeared first on The New Stack.

If your AI knowledge base only lists policies, your organization is operating with half its institutional intelligence. An internal knowledge The post Focus on ‘Don’ts’ to build systems that know when to say ‘No’ appeared first on The New Stack.

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The steady buildout of vibe-coded applications into production will lead to catastrophic problems for organizations that don’t properly review AI-developed The post Vibe coding could cause catastrophic ‘explosions’ in 2026 appeared first on The New Stack.

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Coming off a great holiday break, full of eggnog-induced reflection and an eagerness to get this year rolling, I couldn’t The post 5 Tech Predictions for 2026: From AI Inference to Kubernetes appeared first on The New Stack.

When we talk about WebAssembly (Wasm), we often describe it as “near-native speed” and “faster than JavaScript.” But what does that The post WebAssembly vs. JavaScript: Testing Side-by-Side Performance appeared first on The New Stack.

Before the hype around Model Context Protocol (MCP) had a chance to die down, Anthropic pulled another winner out of The post AI Agents or Skills? Why the Answer Is ‘Both’ appeared first on The New Stack.

Agentic AI has shifted from toy demos to the front lines of real products: autonomous research assistants, compliance copilots, ops The post How To Build Production-Ready AI Agents With RAG and FastAPI appeared first on The New Stack.

I’ve been using Linux since 1997. As the ’90s came to a close, there were so many new distributions coming The post Mageia Harkens Back to the Glory Days of Mandrake Linux appeared first on The New Stack.

The Repair Association is a U.S. advocacy group fighting for customers’ “Right to Repair.” If you buy something, you should The post Repair Advocates Name CES 2026’s Most Anticonsumer Tech appeared first on The New Stack.

Astro — whose acquisition by Cloudflare was announced on Friday — on Wednesday released its first beta of Astro 6, The post Astro Redesigns Its Development Server appeared first on The New Stack.

For years, site reliability engineering (SRE) has centered on one mission: keeping systems healthy while everything else — code, configurations The post The Future of AI in SRE: Preventing Failures, Not Fixing Them appeared first on The New Stack.

While code and data interplay with each other to form running programs, we still tend to concern ourselves more with The post A Developer’s Guide to Marshaling Data With JSON appeared first on The New Stack.

Security platform provider Arcjet has launched a Python SDK to bring application-layer security directly into code. The SDK, now in The post Arcjet’s Python SDK Embeds Security in Code appeared first on The New Stack.

Cloudflare announced Friday it will acquire the Astro Technology Company team, which is responsible for the open source JavaScript web The post Cloudflare Acquires Team Behind Open Source Framework Astro appeared first on The New Stack.

Recently, I procured a Zettlab AI NAS. This was mostly to be used to house a metric ton of video The post You Might Not Know This, but Your NAS Might Be a Good Docker Server appeared first on The New Stack.

Enterprise AI inherited the consumer model of AI, but it’s the wrong one for most business-to-business (B2B) problems. In the The post SLMs vs. LLMs: Why Smaller AI Models Win in Business appeared first on The New Stack.

In today’s enterprise landscape, AI may dominate the conversation, but legacy systems still underpin mission-critical operations for many — if The post Orchestration: The Key to Integrating AI with Legacy Systems appeared first on The New Stack.

For today’s AI agents, memory is a moat. Every conversation counts, but traditional large language models (LLMs) are stateless — The post Memory for AI Agents: A New Paradigm of Context Engineering appeared first on The New Stack.

The Dragonfly project, an open source peer-to-peer image and file distribution system, has graduated from the ‘s program for incubating The post CNCF Dragonfly Speeds Container, Model Sharing with P2P appeared first on The New Stack.

The ability to run large AI models locally defines the next frontier of developer productivity. Without desktop-class AI compute, data The post Nvidia DGX Spark: The New Stack Developer’s Guide appeared first on The New Stack.

These days, malicious actors succeed not by breaking systems, but by blending into them. Increasingly, the intruder looks like a The post The New Threats: Attackers Don’t Just Break In, They Blend In appeared first on The New Stack.

Logs are essentially a language, and if you throw the right information into a large language model (LLM), it can The post Start Small and Go Big With Open Source Gonzo for Observability appeared first on The New Stack.

API sprawl hides both security dangers and missed opportunities. If an organization has more APIs than it can easily keep The post Solving the Problems That Accompany API Sprawl With AI appeared first on The New Stack.

High-performance database system provider has launched a new database cloud service that promises to rival the performance of ‘ DynamoDB The post ScyllaDB’s New Cloud Challenges DynamoDB Cost, Performance appeared first on The New Stack.

This is an excerpt from Chapter 5 of “AI for the Enterprise: The Playbook for Developing and Scaling Your AI The post Level 3 AI Collaboration: The Sweet Spot for Developers appeared first on The New Stack.

Tailwind has been in the news lately, as it struggles to keep its doors open in the AI era. But The post StyleX vs. Tailwind: Meta’s Take on CSS-in-JS Maintainability appeared first on The New Stack.

Two years ago, I started experimenting with AI-assisted development tools. Today, they’re embedded into daily workflows across our engineering organization. The post Lessons from 2 Years of Integrating AI into Development Workflows appeared first on The New Stack.

Change approval has been a constraining force on software delivery for decades. With teams adopting AI coding assistants and agents, The post Stop Wasting AI Investment on a Broken Change Approval Process appeared first on The New Stack.

In 2025, the Ada programming language made what might be considered a comeback. (But don’t call it one! Yet.) Last The post 2025: The Year of the Return of the Ada Programming Language? appeared first on The New Stack.

Anthropic‘s $1.5 million investment in Python security is both self-interested and smart, analysts say, addressing a critical vulnerability in the The post Experts Hail Anthropic’s $1.5M Python Security Commitment appeared first on The New Stack.

Whamm is designed to allow users to instrument their WebAssembly (or Wasm) applications with a programming language or code, or The post Open Source Whamm: Use WebAssembly To Monitor and Fix Running Apps appeared first on The New Stack.

The ability to connect AI agents to external systems defines their practical utility. Without tools, an agent is limited to The post How To Choose the Right Tool for Your Google ADK Agent appeared first on The New Stack.

Frontend developer and educator Kent Dodds has some good news for frontend developers confused about which React-based framework to choose. The post The React Framework Face-Off: Which One Owns the Future? appeared first on The New Stack.

Earlier this year, the platform team at a global bank introduced a new workflow for developers to provision cloud environments The post Caught in the Middle: The New Role of Platform Teams appeared first on The New Stack.

Sharing digital data is one of the most important and riskiest parts of modern business. Multiple times a day, organizations The post Is Sloppy File Sharing Endangering Your Enterprise? appeared first on The New Stack.

AI has moved decisively from experimentation to execution. It now sits at the core of enterprise transformation strategies, reshaping the The post AI Governance Is the Next IT Battleground appeared first on The New Stack.

AI leaders have, for the last year, obsessed over benchmarks, debating whether GPT-4, Claude 3.5, or Gemini holds the crown. This enterprise The post Better Context Will Always Beat a Better Model appeared first on The New Stack.

A recent survey shows that, last year, 57% of enterprise organizations spent over $1 million on migration projects — with The post CloudBees CEO: Why Migration Is a Mirage Costing You Millions appeared first on The New Stack.

If you are responsible for a developer platform, you are probably trying to reduce cloud sprawl, speed up delivery and The post Tenants: The Missing Backbone of Modern Developer Platforms appeared first on The New Stack.

One of the more meaningful consequences of AI’s growth in the enterprise is its impact on the cloud race. The The post Why Neoclouds Are the Answer To AI Storage Lock-in appeared first on The New Stack.

In 2023, a Chevrolet dealership in California woke up to a viral nightmare: Its new AI chatbot had just agreed The post Why 40% of AI Agents Might Fail (and How To Save Yours) appeared first on The New Stack.

It might seem easy to design and deploy an API by following the predictable API development life cycle pattern. Without The post 4 Core Principles for Scaling Your API Engineering Practice appeared first on The New Stack.

I noticed a quiet shift in our engineering team recently that brought me to a broader realization about the future The post Traditional Code Review Is Dead. What Comes Next? appeared first on The New Stack.

Spend management platform provider Ramp has launched a new AI coding agent, Ramp Inspect, alongside its accounting platform expansion. Ramp The post Ramp Adds Developer Tools to Platform With AI Coding Assistant appeared first on The New Stack.

The frontend ecosystem is no longer driven by novelty alone. Teams care about performance budgets, hiring signals, maintenance costs and The post Mastering Frontend Tradeoffs: The 2026 Guide for Senior Devs appeared first on The New Stack.

The retail AI protocol standards war is heating up. has unveiled a new open standard, the Universal Commerce Protocol (UCP), The post Shopify, Walmart Endorse Google’s New Open Commerce Protocol appeared first on The New Stack.

The first few years of generative AI in software development felt like a series of increasingly impressive magic tricks. We The post The AI Verification Bottleneck: Developer Toil Isn’t Shrinking appeared first on The New Stack.

If you ship AI applications, you have probably noticed that the questions are changing. Enterprise security questionnaires now include AI-specific The post A Field Guide to 2026 Federal, State and EU AI Laws appeared first on The New Stack.

For over 15 years, Kin Lane, co-founder and chief community officer (CCO) for open source API foundation Naftiko, has been The post Map Your API Landscape To Prevent Agentic AI Disaster appeared first on The New Stack.

It was Monday morning when our analytics team started noticing something wrong. Customer transaction volumes had apparently skyrocketed over the The post The Weekend Our Pipeline Processed the Same Data 47 Times appeared first on The New Stack.

When HashiCorp changed the licenses of Terraform and many of its other products from open source MPL 2.0 to the The post Forks, Clouds and the New Economics of Open Source Licensing appeared first on The New Stack.

Refactoring used to be limited to a fixed set of transforms hardwired into IDEs. If the one you needed wasn’t The post How To Use LLMs for Continuous, Creative Code Refactoring appeared first on The New Stack.

Too often, GitOps becomes a victim of its own success. One cluster and one Argo CD instance quickly sprawl into The post How To Scale GitOps Without Hitting the ‘Argo Ceiling’ appeared first on The New Stack.

One of the big AI development trends of last year was the shift to on-device inference, in many cases using The post New Mobile SDK Brings Low-Code Development to On-Device AI appeared first on The New Stack.

As generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) capabilities evolve, software architects and developers face critical decisions about when to use GenAI-based solutions The post When To Use GenAI: A Practical Decision Framework appeared first on The New Stack.

Agent builders are finding that sometimes the easiest way for an agent to do its job is to simply give The post The Key to Agentic Success? BASH Is All You Need appeared first on The New Stack.

If 2025 was “the year of type checking and language server protocols” for Python, will 2026 be the year of The post Python: What’s Coming in 2026 appeared first on The New Stack.

Enterprises experimenting with large language models (LLMs) often encounter the same challenges once pilot projects move into production. Infrastructure costs The post Build Cheaper, Safer, Auditable AI with SLMs and RAG appeared first on The New Stack.

In the future dreams of Large Language Models, there will be no need for human intervention and they will write The post Beyond Python: Why LLMs Need More Stable, Open Source Code appeared first on The New Stack.

You’ve may have heard that Arch Linux isn’t exactly the easiest Linux distribution to install or use. What if I The post Manjaro Is Arch Linux for Newbies appeared first on The New Stack.

“AI for the Enterprise: The Playbook for Developing and Scaling Your AI Strategy” is a new ebook I wrote for The post 4 Questions To Help You Translate AI Theory Into Practice appeared first on The New Stack.

The API platform Postman announced Thursday it has acquired Fern, a developer experience company that helps developers ship API documentation The post Postman Adds Open Source Documentation and SDK Products appeared first on The New Stack.

In today’s AI rush, I’ve seen even the most disciplined organizations find it nearly impossible to enforce the hard-won lessons The post The Hidden Cost Killing Your Innovation Strategy appeared first on The New Stack.

If you’ve ever built more than a quick prototype with AI tools like Lovable or Replit, you’ve likely felt the The post The One Mistake That Weakens Every AI-Generated App appeared first on The New Stack.

While big models captured all the early glory with their larger context windows, greater parameters and more power, the reality The post Open Source Retrieval Infrastructure Can Fix AI’s Production Gap appeared first on The New Stack.

Tailwind CSS, the popular CSS framework, laid off three engineers — 75% of its engineering team — on Monday. In The post Tailwind Creator Says AI Played a Role in Downsizing appeared first on The New Stack.

Do you have too many Docker containers running? A quick check of my home lab and on just a single The post Free Dockhand Tool Simplifies Docker Container Management appeared first on The New Stack.

Database support provider is donating a database management tool for Kubernetes environments to the . For Kubernetes environs, the newly The post OpenEverest, a Tool To Manage Multiple Databases on Kubernetes appeared first on The New Stack.

Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) Agent Sandbox is a new Kubernetes extension designed to run workloads, such as AI agents, that The post Google Cloud: A Deep Dive into GKE Sandbox for Agents appeared first on The New Stack.

The observability provider Honeycomb has named its recent offering for private cloud — eponymously called Private Cloud. It is largely The post Honeycomb’s ‘Private Cloud’ Is Largely About OpenTelemetry, AI and AWS appeared first on The New Stack.

After 20 years in software, full-stack developer Yaniv Soussana is tired of complexity in React-based JavaScript frameworks. So the creator The post A New JavaScript Framework? In this Economy? appeared first on The New Stack.

Even as AI offloads repetitive tasks and accelerates learning and productivity, you hear more anecdotes every day about AI systems The post Unify the Data Stack for AI With Incremental Cloud Migrations appeared first on The New Stack.

Over the past few years, I’ve reviewed thousands of APIs across startups, enterprises and global platforms. Almost all shipped OpenAPI The post Why Most APIs Fail in AI Systems and How To Fix It appeared first on The New Stack.

Most organizations are ending 2025 with tangible AI wins. Developers are shipping code faster, costs are down and leadership is The post 3 Ways Enterprises Can Scale AI Gains in 2026 appeared first on The New Stack.

As enterprises push deeper into AI-driven automation, the conversation is moving from simple task automation to truly autonomous, resilient workflows. The post Autonomous, Resilient Workflows: How Close Are They to Reality? appeared first on The New Stack.

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.