Anthropic on Wednesday launched the public beta of Claude Managed Agents, a new service that allows businesses to quickly build The post With Claude Managed Agents, Anthropic wants to run your AI agents for you appeared first on The New Stack.

At KubeCon EU 2026 in Amsterdam, I sat down with Mitch Connors, a principal software engineer at Microsoft and Istio The post Microsoft wants to make service mesh invisible appeared first on The New Stack.

Meta will release a selection of its AI models under an open-source license. The models in question come under the The post Open-source leaders question whether Meta’s Alexandr Wang will truly give away its AI models appeared first on The New Stack.

On Monday, The New Yorker published the results of an 18-month investigation into Sam Altman’s fluctuating stance on AI safety The post Sam Altman promised billions for AI safety. Here’s what OpenAI actually spent. appeared first on The New Stack.

Amazon S3 can now be a file system. On Monday, AWS launched a new S3 feature called S3 Files that The post Amazon S3 Files gives the world’s biggest object store a file system appeared first on The New Stack.

In late March, a misconfiguration in Anthropic’s content management system revealed that the company was working on Claude Mythos, a new The post Anthropic’s Claude Mythos is real, but it’s not for you appeared first on The New Stack.

For this edition of The New Stack Makers, we sit down with Alex Kestner, principal product manager at AWS Elastic The post AWS EKS Auto Mode wants to end Kubernetes toil — one node at a time appeared first on The New Stack.

For years, the debate around digital sovereignty focused on infrastructure. Now the spotlight is shifting to a far more valuable The post True enterprise sovereignty is more approachable than ever, thanks to K8s-powered cloud-neutral PostgreSQL appeared first on The New Stack.

As the global race to provide AI infrastructure services accelerates, Aria Networks claims it has engineered a “fundamentally different approach” The post Model Flop Utilization is the metric Aria Networks says will define the AI infrastructure era appeared first on The New Stack.

If AI usage can be said to be in a period of embryonic enlightenment, developer licensing and pricing structures for The post Anthropic’s harness shakeup “just fragments workflows,” developers warn appeared first on The New Stack.

Claude knows virtually everything that’s ever been publicly available on the internet by default. But it knows absolutely nothing about The post MCP servers turn Claude into a reasoning engine for your data appeared first on The New Stack.

In a roundtable panel at the MCP Dev Summit last week in New York, Model Context Protocol (MCP) maintainers from The post MCP maintainers from Anthropic, AWS, Microsoft, and OpenAI lay out enterprise security roadmap at Dev Summit appeared first on The New Stack.

Find out how putting runtime telemetry directly in the hands of developers can help your team debug faster, reduce escalations, The post Is observability still an operations problem at your organization? appeared first on The New Stack.

Last week, the AI code editor with the fastest revenue growth in the category shipped a product that is not The post Cursor’s $2 billion bet: The IDE is now a fallback, not the default appeared first on The New Stack.

Organizations looking to scale their AI workloads and infrastructure on Kubernetes were largely limited to expensive hyperscaler options. As DevOps The post SUSE Rancher and Vultr want to break AI infrastructure free from the hyperscalers appeared first on The New Stack.

Vultr is using Nvidia GPUs and AI agents like OpenClaw to automate infrastructure setup for developers — and says the The post Vultr says its Nvidia-powered AI infrastructure costs 50% to 90% less than hyperscalers appeared first on The New Stack.

Maybe it started in February, when programmer and entrepreneur Paul Ford, 51, wrote a guest essay for The New York The post “I started to lose my ability to code”: Developers grapple with the real cost of AI programming tools appeared first on The New Stack.

The frontend is where the user experience happens. More logic runs in the browser. More state lives on the client. The post Digital Experience Monitoring belongs in the modern developer workflow appeared first on The New Stack.

AI workloads are exposing a mismatch in how most teams have built their data platforms. You see it whether you The post The hidden reason your AI assistant feels so sluggish appeared first on The New Stack.

And how to fix it with hybrid search A few months ago, one of our users filed a bug report The post The laptop return that broke a RAG pipeline appeared first on The New Stack.

Anthropic’s had a rough streak of luck lately. Last week, Fortune reported on an accidental leak of the AI company’s development of The post Anthropic’s rough week: leaked models, exposed source code, and a botched GitHub takedown appeared first on The New Stack.

Two of Microsoft’s most prominent developers have some words for organizations overly celebrating agentic AI’s productivity gains: You are hollowing The post Microsoft execs warn agentic AI is hollowing out the junior developer pipeline appeared first on The New Stack.

The Postgres open-source object-relational database system can trace its history back to some three decades, but it’s no artifact. Its The post Why pgEdge thinks MCP (not an API) is the right way for AI agents to talk to databases appeared first on The New Stack.

We built the modern software supply chain on a flawed assumption: that the systems and dependencies we rely on are The post The TeamPCP attacks are a warning: Your CI/CD pipeline is the new front line appeared first on The New Stack.

Every engineering leader I speak with lately is quietly asking the exact same question. The conversation has shifted entirely. We The post Why coding agents will break your CI/CD pipeline (and how to fix it) appeared first on The New Stack.

Broadcom has deep roots as one of the leading contributors to CNCF open source as it continues to extend its The post Why Broadcom gave Velero to the CNCF Sandbox — and what it means for Kubernetes data protection appeared first on The New Stack.

Every developer who has used an AI coding assistant has experienced the same frustration: You spend an afternoon teaching Claude The post OpenClaw vs. Hermes Agent: The race to build AI assistants that never forget appeared first on The New Stack.

AI coding tools haven’t removed bottlenecks. They’ve moved them to the review queue, putting more pressure on senior engineers. This The post There’s a hidden tax on every AI-generated merge request appeared first on The New Stack.

The following is an excerpt from the just-published second edition of Designing Data-Intensive Applications, by Martin Kleppmann and Chris Riccomini. The post Moving beyond the “magic scaling sauce” myth appeared first on The New Stack.

I’ve always felt that AI found its footing in software engineering first because, frankly, the environment is honest. When you’re The post Why programming became the proving ground for AI appeared first on The New Stack.

Anyone today can build an agent locally with minimal effort. With some LLM calls, a prompt, and a few tool The post The hidden technical debt of agentic engineering appeared first on The New Stack.

If you’re starting your journey as a programmer and want to jump-start that process, you might be interested in taking The post How to integrate VS Code with Ollama for local AI assistance appeared first on The New Stack.

On Wednesday, security researcher Chaofan Shou discovered that Anthropic had shipped version 2.1.88 of Claude Code with a 59.8MB source The post Inside Claude Code’s leaked source: swarms, daemons, and 44 features Anthropic kept behind flags appeared first on The New Stack.

For this edition of The New Stack Makers, we sit down with two leaders at Akamai: Lena Hall, senior director, The post Edge-forward: Akamai eyes sweet spot between centralized & decentralized AI inference appeared first on The New Stack.

Deploying AI coding agents is no longer hard, but knowing whether they’re working and keeping them from becoming another unmanaged The post JetBrains: AI agents are about to repeat the cloud ROI crisis appeared first on The New Stack.

For AI coding agents to work effectively, they need access to a broad range of systems — from private repositories The post Why Cursor is bringing self-hosted AI agents to the Fortune 500 appeared first on The New Stack.

Portkey defines itself as a company that provides a control plane for production AI deployments. This month, the company launched The post Portkey open-sources its AI gateway after processing 2 trillion tokens a day appeared first on The New Stack.

Claude Code users say they’re reaching usage limits faster than before — an ongoing issue Anthropic confirms on Reddit and The post Claude Code users say they’re hitting usage limits faster than normal appeared first on The New Stack.

The software industry reached an inflection point in late 2025. When three AI models crossed a capability threshold, they pushed The post How to solve the AI paradox in software development with intelligent orchestration appeared first on The New Stack.

Modernization has traditionally been a choice between two hard options: keep patching a legacy system until it collapses under its The post AI accelerates modernization, but don’t leave human devs behind appeared first on The New Stack.

Running large language models (LLMs) locally has often meant accepting slower speeds and tighter memory limits. Ollama’s latest update, built The post Ollama taps Apple’s MLX framework to make local AI models faster on Macs appeared first on The New Stack.

Kristina Kondrashevich, site reliability product manager at Electrolux, remembers the impact Kelsey Hightower made on her work with clarity. “We The post Kelsey Hightower at KubeCon 2026: “Everyone is a junior engineer when it comes to AI” appeared first on The New Stack.

When you think of rolling releases, Arch Linux is probably the first distribution that comes to mind. There’s also openSUSE The post Sparky Linux 9 brings a rolling release to Debian appeared first on The New Stack.

Microsoft’s AI strategy has, for the most part, been about using third-party large language models (LLMs). First this was mostly The post Microsoft’s Copilot makes Anthropic’s Claude and OpenAI’s GPT team up appeared first on The New Stack.

The mass adoption of WebAssembly has yet to be realized. The true turning point for WebAssembly — specifically its ability The post WebAssembly is now outperforming containers at the edge appeared first on The New Stack.

Verbose changes. Nonsensical descriptions. Pull requests contributors can’t explain. AI is DDoS-ing open source software (OSS) with slop, and some The post 96% of codebases rely on open source, and AI slop is putting them at risk appeared first on The New Stack.

The ability to provision a Kubernetes cluster on demand, with full API access, custom RBAC, and isolated resource namespaces, defines The post How platform teams are eliminating a $43,800 “hidden tax” on Kubernetes infrastructure appeared first on The New Stack.

The speed of LLM adoption demands that we check its trajectory from time to time. CEO Jensen Huang, talking at The post Nvidia’s NemoClaw has three layers of agent security. None of them solve the real problem. appeared first on The New Stack.

So many agents, so little time to evaluate them. Solo.io‘s new projects can help. Agentic AI has blown up. These The post Solo.io launches agentevals to solve agentic AI’s “biggest unsolved problem” appeared first on The New Stack.

We talk about AI a lot here. We talk about data less often, but data is one of the most The post Build it yourself: A data pipeline that trains a real model appeared first on The New Stack.

So many agents, so little time to evaluate them. Solo.io‘s new projects can help. Agentic AI has blown up. These The post Solo.io launches AgentBench to solve agentic AI’s “biggest unsolved problem” appeared first on The New Stack.

I’m Matt Burns, Head of Content at Insight Media Group. Each week, I round up the most important AI developments The post Anthropic’s madcap March: 14+ launches, 5 outages, and an accidental Claude Mythos leak appeared first on The New Stack.

A new open-source secret-scanning tool from the creator of Gitleaks aims to pick up where its widely used predecessor left off, with The post Gitleaks creator returns with Betterleaks, an open source secrets scanner for the agentic era appeared first on The New Stack.

Open source is under attack with a new wave of supply chain attacks. It has been a bad, bad few The post How TeamPCP turned Aqua Security’s own Trivy scanner into a weapon against millions of developers appeared first on The New Stack.

OpenAI this week announced that it is adding plugins to Codex. These plugins for third-party services like Box, Figma, Linear, The post OpenAI’s Codex gets plugins appeared first on The New Stack.

Yet another platform will use your data to train its AI models. This time, it’s GitHub. GitHub announced this week The post GitHub will train AI models on your Copilot data — and share it with Microsoft appeared first on The New Stack.

As an open source Postgres extension, pgvector lets you store and query vector embeddings alongside your relational data, using the The post The reason your pgvector benchmark is lying to you appeared first on The New Stack.

Why the env zero and CloudQuery merger isn’t just a product story; It’s the thesis that the cloud operations market The post The operational gap is real, and it’s getting wider appeared first on The New Stack.

Over the last two years, the economics of software development have inverted. Producing code has become fast, but validating it The post Enterprise dev teams are about to hit a wall. And CI pipelines can’t save them. appeared first on The New Stack.

Edera, a top Xen hypervisor company, is shifting gears and will start supporting KVM as well this summer. If you The post Edera spent years calling KVM less secure. Here’s why it changed its mind. appeared first on The New Stack.

If you’re a platform engineering leader managing Kubernetes at scale, a new pressure has entered the room. The business wants The post Your Kubernetes isn’t ready for AI workloads, and drift is the reason appeared first on The New Stack.

Fivetran, the company best known for its data movement platform, on Wednesday announced that it would donate SQLMesh, its open The post Fivetran donates its SQLMesh data transformation framework to the Linux Foundation appeared first on The New Stack.

Operational fatigue, in the face of increasing complexity and risks, is a real problem. Can partnerships with skills-based AI agents The post HPE’s AI agents cut root cause analysis time in half appeared first on The New Stack.

If I search for “black running shoes for winter,” marksandspencer.com finds me a lovely pair of lace-up boots…for women. In The post Why online stores keep showing the wrong products — and why tensors fix it appeared first on The New Stack.

OpenClaw changed everything. The open-source AI agent, which went from zero to 247,000 GitHub stars in 60 days, finally delivered on The post OpenClaw’s biggest security flaw is why Jentic Mini exists appeared first on The New Stack.

Anthropic has released an update to Claude Code and Claude Cowork that brings computer-use capabilities to macOS desktops, enabling autonomous The post Claude can now open apps, click buttons, and complete tasks on your Mac — but Anthropic says risks remain appeared first on The New Stack.

Building an AI demo is easy. Shipping an AI system that runs reliably in production, day after day, under load, The post Why most AI projects fail after the demo actually works appeared first on The New Stack.

AI agents that can browse the web and complete tasks on behalf of their users have gotten significantly better over The post Ai2 launches MolmoWeb, an open-source web agent appeared first on The New Stack.

AI agent-generated code poses an often-overlooked threat: the possibility that an agent will generate unchecked, potentially lethal commands. Think of The post WebAssembly could solve AI agents’ most dangerous security gap appeared first on The New Stack.

Broadcom VMware announced on Monday that it will donate Velero to the CNCF sandbox project, a move the company describes The post Broadcom donates Velero to CNCF — and it could reshape how Kubernetes users handle backup and disaster recovery appeared first on The New Stack.

The marriage of Kubernetes and AI has arrived in llm‑d, a replicable Kubernetes blueprint to deploy inference stacks for any The post IBM, Red Hat, and Google just donated a Kubernetes blueprint for LLM inference to the CNCF appeared first on The New Stack.

For this edition of The New Stack Makers, I sat down with Brendan Burns, one of the co-founders of Kubernetes, The post Kubernetes co-founder Brendan Burns: AI-generated code will become as invisible as assembly appeared first on The New Stack.

PwC is putting its AI agents directly in front of clients and cutting out the traditional back-and-forth with consultants as The post PwC’s AI agents are now your consultants — whether you’re ready or not appeared first on The New Stack.

I’ve been using Linux for a very, very long time. My Linux usage goes way back to the days of The post Exton Linux’s light version will “enlighten” you appeared first on The New Stack.

Container security company Minimus has outlined a new initiative to help open-source project maintainers strengthen the security and integrity of The post Minimus aims to solve one of open-source’s long-festering problems appeared first on The New Stack.

When I first started writing prompts, I had the unrealistic expectation that since LLMs “know everything,” they would always execute The post Prompt engineering for developers appeared first on The New Stack.

How do you block ads? Most people install various and sundry ad-blocking software on their computers or add browser extensions The post How to deploy Pi-Hole with Docker and stop ads on every device on your LAN appeared first on The New Stack.

Everyone is excited for the promise of “Digital coworkers” in this agentic era. Model Context Protocol (MCP) is all anyone The post MCP is everywhere, but don’t panic. Here’s why your existing APIs still matter. appeared first on The New Stack.

AI coding agents have spawned a new software supply chain, and a new study suggests the proliferation of new agents The post What a security audit of 22,511 AI coding skills found lurking in the code appeared first on The New Stack.

What would an AI-first language look like? Last year, a developer in Spain warned that our human-friendly syntax consumed an The post Will AI force code to evolve or make it extinct? appeared first on The New Stack.

It is sometimes difficult to capture just how popular OpenClaw is around the world. Then there are reports like one The post Anthropic’s response to the AI tool that caused lines around the block in Shenzhen appeared first on The New Stack.

My gut reaction has often been to compare WebAssembly to Kubernetes. Flash back to over four years ago: Then, I The post Why WebAssembly won’t replace Kubernetes but makes Helm more secure appeared first on The New Stack.

I’m Matt Burns, Director of Editorial at Insight Media Group. Each week, I round up the most important AI developments, The post Cursor beats Opus at 10x less, Meta’s agent goes rogue, and the 300-page Trump America AI Act appeared first on The New Stack.

For this episode of The New Stack Agents, I sat down with Marcin Wyszynski, the technical co-founder of Spacelift and The post AI can write your infrastructure code. There’s a reason most teams won’t let it. appeared first on The New Stack.

Most of the AI spotlight shines on the biggest models from the biggest labs — Claude from Anthropic, GPT from The post China is winning the open source AI race — but a US company still controls everything underneath appeared first on The New Stack.

I recently caught a post from Hyperframe Research that asked a question many of us in the cloud-native trenches have The post Why the ‘glorified host’ for AI is exactly the Kubernetes we need appeared first on The New Stack.

OpenAI this week announced its acquisition of Astral to bring the startup’s open source Python developer tools into the Codex The post OpenAI acquires Astral to bring open source Python developer tools to Codex — but details are still fuzzy appeared first on The New Stack.

Rethinking network security hierarchies for cloud-native platforms Kubernetes networking is powerful. Its flexibility lets teams connect hundreds of microservices across The post Why flat Kubernetes networks fail at scale appeared first on The New Stack.

As the observability industry pivots from proprietary systems to open frameworks, the traditional “pillars” of metrics, logs, and traces are The post From pillars to platform: How open observability data is changing the industry appeared first on The New Stack.

Linux kernel developers operate under constraints that very few other open source community maintainers experience. Evolving the capabilities of the The post Linux kernel scale is swamping an already-flawed CVE system appeared first on The New Stack.

Overview of Backend Development Backend development, often called server-side development, involves building and overseeing applications that run on computers controlled The post Backend Development in 2026: What’s Changed, What Matters, and What to Learn Next appeared first on The New Stack.

Developers are adopting and eschewing AI coding tools depending on their trust in the new automation mantra, the level of The post Jellyfish AI development study: The real sting has yet to land appeared first on The New Stack.

Cursor on Thursday released Composer 2, the third generation of its in-house coding model. The model outperforms Anthropic’s Opus 4.6 The post Cursor’s Composer 2 beats Opus 4.6 on coding benchmarks at a fraction of the price appeared first on The New Stack.

Cursor on Thursday released Composer 2, the third generation of its in-house coding model. The model outperforms Anthropic’s Opus 4.6 The post Cursor’s Composer 2 beats Opus 4.6 on coding benchmarks at a fraction of the price appeared first on The New Stack.

In modern observability, distributed tracing is often considered the most expressive signal. It can be used to capture much of The post Sampling: the philosopher’s stone of distributed tracing appeared first on The New Stack.

When AI developer and ops teams first adopt large models on Kubernetes, the focus is usually on getting something to The post Building a Kubernetes-native pattern for AI infrastructure at scale appeared first on The New Stack.

At CES 2026, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang made the case that AI will proliferate when open innovation is activated across The post The AI revolution will be open-sourced appeared first on The New Stack.

released Java 26 on Tuesday, the opening day of its JavaOne 2026 conference in Redwood Shores, Calif., continuing the platform’s The post Java 26 lands without an LTS badge. Here’s why developers should care anyway. appeared first on The New Stack.

As AI coding assistants and autonomous agents dramatically accelerate software development, they’re introducing a security problem that most organizations aren’t The post Chainguard has a fix for the open source packages your AI agents keep grabbing appeared first on The New Stack.

AI code-generation tools have compressed software development cycles, but testing hasn’t kept up. Sauce Labs thinks it has found an The post Sauce Labs wants to solve an AI-created problem nobody wanted to work on appeared first on The New Stack.

How could you possibly ensure you are providing the right tools and processes to 14,000 engineers? How do you even The post Capital One deprecated an AI tool it once championed. Its DevEx chief says that’s the point. appeared first on The New Stack.

At Chronosphere, we saved 74% of our storage costs by moving petabytes of time-series data from ext4 to Btrfs, the The post Scaling Btrfs to petabytes in production: a 74% cost reduction story appeared first on The New Stack.

Over the past year, I have spoken with dozens of engineering teams about their observability pipelines and analyzed their production The post Why your observability bill keeps growing (and it’s not your vendor’s fault) appeared first on The New Stack.

Chainguard OS is great, but what if you want to customize your own Linux? Now, with the Chainguard OS Package, The post Chainguard thinks most DevOps teams are solving container security the hard way appeared first on The New Stack.

On Tuesday, OpenAI released GPT-5.4 mini and nano, two smaller models designed for tasks that agentic AI systems delegate: codebase searches, The post OpenAI’s GPT-5.4 mini and nano are built for the subagent era appeared first on The New Stack.

About two weeks ago, I posted about websites returning Markdown to make life easier for AI agents. While agents are already quite The post WebMCP turns any Chrome web page into an MCP server for AI agents appeared first on The New Stack.

Generative AI tools like GitHub Copilot are not just speeding up coding; they are quietly rewiring how software developers divide The post GitHub Copilot’s effect on collaboration has stunned researchers appeared first on The New Stack.

The anti-automation glitterati may now be preparing for a new swathe of naysaying as agentic AI services are brought to The post The security hole that every enterprise AI deployment has (but nobody looks for) appeared first on The New Stack.

KubeVirt is an open-source project that brings virtual machines into the Kubernetes control plane, letting teams run VMs and containers The post What is KubeVirt and why it’s growing 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 AI blind spot debt: the hidden cost killing your innovation strategy appeared first on The New Stack.

Featherless is a serverless platform specialist that provides API-based access to open-source AI models via a supporting infrastructure. The concept The post Managed OpenClaw bids to kill hidden token tax on AI agents appeared first on The New Stack.

For SREs, platform engineers, and AI/ML teams, agentic AI makes many promises that are hard to ignore. Autonomous agents that The post Why agentic AI stalls in production — and how a control plane fixes it appeared first on The New Stack.

For 25 years, I’ve watched the database sit behind layers of protection: firewalls, VPNs, connection poolers, role-based access, and even The post Your database is about to become an AI tool. Is it ready? appeared first on The New Stack.

Introduction: the scaling wall In 2015, Uber’s growth was outpacing its infrastructure. As the company evolved from a luxury car The post From monolith to global mesh: How Uber standardized ML at scale appeared first on The New Stack.

Nvidia on Monday announced the Nemotron Coalition at its GTC conference. This new coalition of AI labs will pool expertise, The post Nvidia brings together AI labs to build the next generation of open base models appeared first on The New Stack.

At its annual GTC conference, Nvidia on Monday announced the Nvidia Agent Toolkit, which brings together open models, runtimes, open The post Nvidia’s NemoClaw is OpenClaw with guardrails appeared first on The New Stack.

Cursor‘s security team has built a fleet of AI agents that continuously monitor and secure the company’s codebase, and it The post Cursor built a fleet of security agents to solve a familiar frustration appeared first on The New Stack.

AI labs keep searching for ways to pull developers deeper into their ecosystems. The latest move comes from Anthropic, which The post Anthropic doubles Claude usage outside peak hours — but it won’t last forever appeared first on The New Stack.

For most platform engineering and ITOps teams, the ability to orchestrate containerized workloads at scale has transformed development organizations. But The post Why AI workloads are breaking traditional Kubernetes observability strategies appeared first on The New Stack.

Anthropic announced Friday that the 1-million-token context window for Claude Opus 4.6 and Claude Sonnet 4.6 is now generally available, The post Anthropic makes a pricing change that matters for Claude’s longest prompts appeared first on The New Stack.

Long-running and background coding agents have hit a new threshold. When an agent runs for hours, manages its own iteration The post Agents write code. They don’t do software engineering. appeared first on The New Stack.

We talk a lot about vibe coding. And to be honest, I’d heard the term far too many times before The post Beginners guide to vibe coding appeared first on The New Stack.

AI coding assistants might have made it easier to generate software, but getting that code to run reliably — packaging The post Ex-Snowflake engineers say there’s a blind spot in data engineering — so they built Tower to fix it appeared first on The New Stack.

Platform teams and AI engineers are facing an unprecedented wave of decision paralysis. The rollout of NVIDIA’s Blackwell and GB200 The post A practical guide to the 6 categories of AI cloud infrastructure in 2026 appeared first on The New Stack.

With the introduction of AI-assisted coding tools and agents, many people hoped we’d solve all the problems for human teams. The post Why AI systems are failing in familiar ways appeared first on The New Stack.

Imagine having an OS that won’t track you, push ads on you, and not force “free” trials on you. Sounds The post Tromjaro is a free-trade Linux distribution with plenty to offer appeared first on The New Stack.

TypeScript 6.0 Release Candidate (RC) is here, and in some ways, it’s the most consequential release since the project hit The post TypeScript 6.0 RC arrives as a bridge to a faster future appeared first on The New Stack.

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) has emerged as one of the key building blocks of the agentic AI stack, serving The post MCP’s biggest growing pains for production use will soon be solved appeared first on The New Stack.

I’m Matt Burns, Head of Content at Insight Media Group. Each week, I round up the most important AI developments The post AI layoffs are here, the MCP vs API debate, and the rise of the Mac Mini-powered Agent appeared first on The New Stack.

On the night of March 7, Andrej Karpathy pushed a 630-line Python script to GitHub and went to sleep. By The post Andrej Karpathy’s 630-line Python script ran 50 experiments overnight without any human input appeared first on The New Stack.

Like the idea of OpenClaw-style agents, but their insecurity makes you sweat? The combo of NanoClaw and Docker Sandboxes may The post NanoClaw and Docker team up to isolate AI agents inside MicroVM sandboxes appeared first on The New Stack.

Attention, any developers hoping to sell their apps to the world’s 3.3 billion Android phones. “Google is changing the way The post F-Droid says Google’s Android developer verification plan is an ‘existential’ threat to alternative app stores appeared first on The New Stack.

When you look at how top engineering teams actually build agent memory systems, a pattern emerges: There is a filesystem The post The “files are all you need” debate misses what’s actually happening in agent memory architecture appeared first on The New Stack.

For enterprises, agentic AI systems potentially allow staff responsibilities to shift from execution to judgment, oversight, and strategy. This creates The post Before you let AI agents loose, you’d better know what they’re capable of appeared first on The New Stack.

Google on Thursday announced that it will finally launch Chrome for ARM64 Linux devices in the second quarter of 2026. The post Google will soon bring Chrome to ARM64 Linux appeared first on The New Stack.

AI needs governance. Amid the exponential growth of predictive, generative, and agentic artificial intelligence, humans everywhere have repeatedly asked, “Is The post SurePath AI advances MCP policy controls to tighten the cable on AI’s USB-C appeared first on The New Stack.

On the heels of last month’s Perplexity Computer launch, the company on Thursday announced an expansion of the Perplexity API The post New Perplexity APIs give developers access to agentic workflows and orchestration appeared first on The New Stack.

Anthropic’s Claude has always been great at coding and working with text, but where Google and OpenAI invested heavily in The post Anthropic’s Claude can now draw interactive charts and diagrams appeared first on The New Stack.

Board members and senior executives are pushing hard to accelerate AI adoption. As a result, significant numbers of organizations have The post Why AI-driven operations are pushing governance beyond a compliance issue and into an operational priority appeared first on The New Stack.

The rise of agentic AI services has enabled the enterprise technology market to blossom with a new, fully evolved set The post Runpod report: Qwen has overtaken Meta’s Llama as the most-deployed self-hosted LLM appeared first on The New Stack.

AI models have gotten a lot better at avoiding hallucinations, and the frontier labs tend to put strict guardrails around The post Gloo built a faith-based AI platform that already has secular interest appeared first on The New Stack.

Galileo, a company known for its AI observability and guardrails technology, on Wednesday released Agent Control, an open source control The post Galileo releases Agent Control, a centralized guardrails platform for enterprise AI agents appeared first on The New Stack.

Ahead of its flagship GTC conference next week, Nvidia on Wednesday launched the second model in its open-weight Nemotron 3 The post Nvidia launches Nemotron 3 Super, a 120B open model for large-scale AI systems appeared first on The New Stack.

Agentic AI development company Tetrate has launched Built on Envoy, a free and open source extensions marketplace for Envoy. Envoy The post Tetrate launches open source marketplace to simplify Envoy adoption appeared first on The New Stack.

Earlier this year, Pierce Boggan, the Product Lead for VS Code and GitHub Copilot at Microsoft, quietly dropped a bombshell The post Microsoft’s VS Code team moved to weekly releases after 10 years of monthly — and credits AI for making it possible appeared first on The New Stack.

Developers have spent years fighting technical debt. Now there’s a new variant accumulating in codebases, and many teams don’t even The post JetBrains names the debt AI agents leave behind appeared first on The New Stack.

The volume of data and noise that comes with enterprise IT complexity leaves operations teams struggling to understand how to The post “Self-healing” IT? HPE research explores how AI-trained models can catch silent infrastructure failures appeared first on The New Stack.

Code assistants have fallen short of the “10x engineers” we expected. A recent GitLab survey of DevOps practitioners found that The post The 2 failures with AI coding that are creating security bottlenecks appeared first on The New Stack.

If you’re reading The New Stack, there’s a good chance you’ve already done something worth writing about: built an agent The post Publish your data, AI techniques, and agentic engineering work on Towards Data Science appeared first on The New Stack.

A normally optional, routine Amazon meeting turned serious when the brand’s top retail executive summoned engineers to discuss a series The post Amazon calls engineers for a “deep dive” internal meeting to discuss “GenAI”-related outages appeared first on The New Stack.

The dominant trend in artificial intelligence of late has been clear: bigger models, more data, more compute. But the cost The post With its latest Phi-4 reasoning model, Microsoft reckons bigger isn’t always better appeared first on The New Stack.

Nvidia is planning to launch NemoClaw, an open-source platform for AI agents, next week. The product is reportedly already being The post Nvidia plans NemoClaw launch, an open-source platform for AI agents appeared first on The New Stack.

Whenever I use AI, I always opt to go with a locally installed instance. The reason for that is twofold. The post How to deploy an AI server on your Debian/Ubuntu server appeared first on The New Stack.

MariaDB is one of the stalwarts of the open-source database world. Born out of the MySQL fork following Oracle’s acquisition of The post With GridGain acquisition, MariaDB bets on in-memory computing and Apache Ignite appeared first on The New Stack.

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Thanks to agentic coding tools like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and others, developers are shipping more code than ever. But The post Anthropic launches a multi-agent code review tool for Claude Code appeared first on The New Stack.

One of the most quoted business mantras today states that if a company wants to be successful, data is everything. The post How context rot drags down AI and LLM results for enterprises, and how to fix it appeared first on The New Stack.

AI-powered code editor company Cursor has introduced Cursor Automations to build always-on agents that operate on its deep understanding of The post Cursor builds always-on agents to tackle developer task tedium appeared first on The New Stack.

There’s no ignoring the AI gold rush. In 2024, 78% of organizations reported using AI, a 23 percentage-point increase from The post Moving AI apps from prototype to production requires enterprise-grade postgres infrastructure appeared first on The New Stack.

AI coding agents are getting very good at generating code, but for enterprise engineering teams, that’s only part of the The post AI coding agents can write code, Crafting wants to help them ship it appeared first on The New Stack.

The hard work is done. Your organization successfully navigated the treacherous waters of legacy infrastructure and now stands at the The post The technical leap where most brilliant AI initiatives spectacularly fail appeared first on The New Stack.

It’s no secret that it’s gotten significantly easier to build applications in the last few years. And vibe coding is The post Vibe code full-stack apps fast with TanStack Start appeared first on The New Stack.

It’s no secret that it’s gotten significantly easier to build applications in the last few years. And vibe coding is The post Vibe code full-stack apps fast with TanStack Start appeared first on The New Stack.

Kubernetes has always been sensitive to bad inputs. What’s changed is how often teams are running into it. As more bursty workloads—especially inference—land on Kubernetes, a familiar The post Why is your Kubernetes cluster adding nodes when the dashboards look fine? appeared first on The New Stack.

Snowflake Cortex Code CLI, Snowflake’s coding agent that was announced at the end of February, recently added support for dbt The post Snowflake Cortex Code CLI adds dbt and Apache Airflow support for AI-powered data pipelines appeared first on The New Stack.

On the one hand, I feel a bit conflicted pointing out the recognised security issues with OpenClaw, even as serious The post NanoClaw can stuff each AI agent into its own Docker container to deal with OpenClaw’s security mess appeared first on The New Stack.

“It’s complicated” can be used to describe relationships and how AI works — or doesn’t — with open source development. The post Is AI Killing Open Source Software? appeared first on The New Stack.

AI coding agents are proliferating, but the economics of running large language models (LLMs) are breaking down as developers juggle The post Open-source coding agents like OpenCode, Cline, and Aider are solving a huge headache for developers appeared first on The New Stack.

I’m Matt Burns, Director of Editorial at Insight Media Group. Each week, I round up the most important AI developments. The post OpenAI GPT-5.4 launches, AI gets its own jobs report, Anthropic surges after U.S. ban appeared first on The New Stack.

Everybody is building AI agents. But the enterprises actually shipping them to production are learning that an agent on its The post OutSystems CEO on how enterprises can successfully adopt vibe coding appeared first on The New Stack.

The open-source maintainer sits at the center of the modern software ecosystem, with the libraries they build often deep within The post Anthropic and OpenAI are battling for the best open-source maintainers appeared first on The New Stack.

How many tools do you use as a developer? I’m guessing that the answer is “many.” There are token generators, The post IT-Tools brings many useful developer tools into one convenient location appeared first on The New Stack.

A decade into tracking the Rust programming language, the 2025 State of Rust Survey, released this week, paints a picture The post Nearly half of all companies now use Rust in production, survey finds appeared first on The New Stack.

If you want to keep your Linux instances safe and secure, your best course is to use Long Term Support The post Long-term support for Linux releases gets a new lease on life appeared first on The New Stack.

A venture capitalist is running his entire company on twelve Markdown files. No web application. No workflow engine. No orchestration The post The case for running AI agents on Markdown files instead of MCP servers appeared first on The New Stack.

Every conversation about AI in software delivery circles back to the same core idea: Give engineers better AI tools, and The post One developer, team power: The future of AI-driven DevSecOps appeared first on The New Stack.

OpenAI on Thursday launched GPT-5.4, the next version of its frontier model. The company calls it its “most capable and The post OpenAI launches GPT-5.4 Thinking and Pro appeared first on The New Stack.

“It has seemed to me for a long time it might be better if building AGI were a government project,” The post Sam Altman wonders: Could the government nationalize artificial general intelligence? appeared first on The New Stack.

How platform orchestration solves the AI tool fragmentation crisis without sacrificing developer choice Imagine being a CIO today. Your developers The post Why enterprise software development needs air traffic control appeared first on The New Stack.

There are thousands upon thousands of Linux distributions, so when a new flavor comes into being, the first thing I The post AerynOS is a Linux distribution geared toward performance and bulletproof updates appeared first on The New Stack.

OpenAI’s Codex agentic coding app is now available on Windows. To say Codex has been a hit for OpenAI would The post OpenAI’s Codex is now on Windows appeared first on The New Stack.

Developers care about protocols, standards, and specifications — a little. But it’s not what keeps them up at night. Your The post GSMA Open Gateway offers developers one API for 300+ mobile networks appeared first on The New Stack.

The RISC-V standard has evolved and matured to the extent that performance drawbacks have largely disappeared compared with the long-tried The post The AI Shift: Why RISC-V is poised to challenge Arm and x86 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 Why traditional ITOps is failing to keep up with the unique nature of AI incidents appeared first on The New Stack.

The business case for real-time AI is clear. Personalization drives engagement, real-time inference drives revenue, and context-rich machine learning is The post DragonflyDB CEO: Most real-time AI infrastructure was built for a different era appeared first on The New Stack.

As more organizations move workloads back on-premises, they find themselves caught in a conundrum: How do they close the gap The post Cloud repatriation is hard. Here’s how to build a self-service developer platform that works. appeared first on The New Stack.

The Eclipse Foundation this week announced that Open VSX, the open source extension registry for tools built on the VS The post Eclipse Foundation reports Open VSX hits 300 million monthly downloads appeared first on The New Stack.

While traditional penetration testing relies on manual or point-in-time assessments, often delivered weeks after software has already shipped, software security The post Aikido Security bets on AI to make software secure itself appeared first on The New Stack.

Four years is a long time in technology. But in AI, it’s more like an eternity. When Unleash last raised The post Unleash raises $35M, launches Impact Metrics to govern feature rollouts at AI speed appeared first on The New Stack.

How Martin Kleppmann’s iconic book is evolving for AI and cloud-native architectures Since its release in 2017, Designing Data-Intensive Applications The post Why the “bible” of data systems is getting a massive rewrite for 2026 appeared first on The New Stack.

The integration of WebAssembly (Wasm) into the Helm ecosystem streamlines the orchestration of WASI-compliant binaries across disparate environments, including OCI The post How WebAssembly plugins simplify Kubernetes extensibility appeared first on The New Stack.

There will come a time when you need to not only back up your data, but also create an image The post How to clone a drive to an image with Clonezilla appeared first on The New Stack.

Internal access management (IAM) is seeing compounded growth in demand and adoption as a key component in zero trust and The post Why 83% of organizations reportedly trust open source with their most sensitive assets appeared first on The New Stack.

On the same day Google released Gemini 3.1 Flash-Lite, OpenAI also launched a faster version of its GPT-5.3 family on The post OpenAI’s GPT-5.3 Instant promises to dial down the cringe appeared first on The New Stack.

Confluent recently unveiled support for the Agent2Agent (A2A) protocol, an open standard for inter-agent communication. The platform’s implementation of the The post Confluent adds A2A support, anomaly detection, and Queues for Kafka in major platform update appeared first on The New Stack.

Two weeks after launching Gemini 3.1 Pro, its most capable AI model yet, Google on Tuesday launched Gemini 3.1 Flash-Lite, The post Google launches Gemini 3.1 Flash-Lite, its fastest Gemini 3 model yet appeared first on The New Stack.

Google on Tuesday announced that its Chrome browser will move to a faster release cycle later this year, with a The post Google’s Chrome browser moves to a two-week release cycle appeared first on The New Stack.

OpenClaw is in the ascension. This open source autonomous AI agent has this year surpassed Linux on the GitHub all-time The post OpenClaw rocks to GitHub’s most-starred status, but is it safe? appeared first on The New Stack.

In Barcelona this week, a bit of tension is in the air for certain attendees at the annual Mobile World The post Developers are coding to a moving target, and nobody knows where AI lands next appeared first on The New Stack.

Open source has long been shaped by the tension between community ideals and commercial reality. This past week highlighted just The post Meta gave React its own foundation. But it’s not letting go just yet. appeared first on The New Stack.

There may be some things the folks at Anthropic sure want to forget sooner rather than later, but at least The post Claude’s free plan can now remember you appeared first on The New Stack.

Last week, Inception Labs launched Mercury 2, a large language model based on diffusion rather than the autoregressive approach used The post Inception Labs says its diffusion LLM is 10x faster than Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini appeared first on The New Stack.

CIQ, the company building the popular Rocky Linux distribution, has launched RLC Pro, a new commercially supported enterprise Linux distribution The post RLC Pro is an enterprise Linux for the AI era appeared first on The New Stack.

I’ve always liked Markdown for both clarity and brevity, and now more LLM agents will appreciate it, too. In response The post Cloudflare’s new Markdown support shows how the web is evolving for AI agents appeared first on The New Stack.

In 2024, a backdoor was discovered hidden inside XZ Utils, a compression utility woven into many popular Linux distributions. This The post The XZ Utils aftermath: Inside the mission to stop the next global backdoor before it starts appeared first on The New Stack.

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 robotics is foundation models — not hardware appeared first on The New Stack.

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 wows, Karpathy kills vibe coding, and OpenAI replaces Anthropic at the Pentagon appeared first on The New Stack.

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 out and out AI platform appeared first on The New Stack.

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 engineering: How AI agents outgrew their own terminology appeared first on The New Stack.

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 monitoring tool appeared first on The New Stack.

Agentic workflows are rapidly accelerating the volume of pull requests, and validation is quickly becoming the most critical bottleneck. Teams The post The agent pull request flood is here. If you run Istio, you’re halfway to solving it. appeared first on The New Stack.

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 Banana 2 promises Flash speeds with Pro results appeared first on The New Stack.

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 post Observability platform migration guide: Prometheus, OpenTelemetry, and Fluent Bit appeared first on The New Stack.

A recent study from MIT’s NANDA initiative highlights a persistent challenge in enterprise AI adoption. Despite heavy investment and experimentation, The post Why the secret to scaling AI isn’t a better model, it’s a simpler foundation appeared first on The New Stack.

We are at an inflection point in enterprise IT. For the last decade, “modernization” has been synonymous with containerization — The post Why your DIY Kubernetes stack won’t survive the era of agentic AI appeared first on The New Stack.

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 everywhere. Here’s how it works appeared first on The New Stack.

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 enterprise AI trust gap appeared first on The New Stack.

Companies actively investing in open source are seeing massive returns, while those treating it as “freeware” are drowning in technical The post The Linux Foundation reveals the “ugly” secret of how open source is draining your budget appeared first on The New Stack.

Google wants to give developers a comprehensive, functional AI software development toolkit. As such, this month the company has added The post In the driver’s seat: How Google Conductor AI actually stays under control appeared first on The New Stack.

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 user is an AI agent appeared first on The New Stack.

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 accelerates its Cowork enterprise play appeared first on The New Stack.

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 weren’t built for agent sprawl – SurrealDB wants to fix it appeared first on The New Stack.

OpenTelemetry has evolved over the last few years to become the de facto standard of choice for a rapidly growing The post OpenTelemetry roadmap: Sampling rates and collector improvements ahead appeared first on The New Stack.

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 products, but they don’t know it appeared first on The New Stack.

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” infrastructure might cost more than you think appeared first on The New Stack.

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 Anthropic problem is every enterprise’s AI problem appeared first on The New Stack.

(AWS) is launching a dedicated GitHub organization for its most experimental agentic AI work. On Monday, the company launched Strands The post AWS creates a sandbox for its agent experiments appeared first on The New Stack.

The industry has spent the last few years optimizing AI agents’ code-generation capabilities. The focus has been on expanding context The post Coding agents are only as good as the signals you feed them appeared first on The New Stack.

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 gap is holding back AI productivity appeared first on The New Stack.

Cloudflare, the well-regarded security and Content Delivery Network company, has launched a new feature called “Markdown for Agents” that automatically The post Cloudflare’s Markdown for Agents automatically make websites agent-ready appeared first on The New Stack.

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. JavaScript: Who wins at a million rows? appeared first on The New Stack.

With Kubernetes 1.35, the In-Place Pod Resize feature has graduated to GA, and Vertical Pod Autoscaling InPlaceOrRecreate update mode has The post Why Kubernetes 1.35 is a game-changer for stateful workload scaling appeared first on The New Stack.

I’m Matt Burns, Director of Editorial at Insight Media Group. Each week, I round up the most important AI developments, The post Claude Code comes to Roadmap, OpenClaw loses its head, and AI workslop appeared first on The New Stack.

One thing I didn’t do last year was go to any Model Context Protocol (MCP) conferences, largely because I couldn’t The post Beyond the vibe code: The steep mountain MCP must climb to reach production appeared first on The New Stack.

Red Hat is perhaps the biggest name in enterprise Linux, but it’s also a major cloud-native player thanks to its The post Red Hat takes on Docker Desktop with its enterprise Podman Desktop build appeared first on The New Stack.

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.

The narrative surrounding software development has shifted dramatically over the last six months. The industry has moved past the initial The post 96% of developers don’t trust AI code: Here’s a step toward the fix appeared first on The New Stack.

As someone who had a front-row seat to the container orchestration wars, I am watching the same movie play out The post The reason big tech is giving away AI agent frameworks appeared first on The New Stack.

What will drive the next wave of innovation in enterprise applications? Ask the experts, and you’ll likely hear a similar The post Why the era of relying on dozens of “purpose-built” databases is finally coming to an end appeared first on The New Stack.

Last month, just a few weeks after Dynatrace finalized its acquisition of DevCycle, Michael Beemer of Dynatrace and Andrew Norris, The post The developer as conductor: Leading an orchestra of AI agents with the feature flag baton appeared first on The New Stack.

You’ve heard of Docker Desktop, right? Of course you have. Docker Desktop is a user-friendly GUI app that simplifies managing The post Want an easy way to manage Podman containers? Here it is appeared first on The New Stack.

High-profile IT incidents are becoming more frequent and more severe. A single hour of downtime for a revenue-generating service could The post The essential shift every ITOps leader must make to survive an unrelenting stream of incidents appeared first on The New Stack.

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.

AI is drowning codebases in machine-written output, but without a strategic framework, we aren’t just innovating; we’re automating the creation The post Beyond vibe coding: the case for spec-driven AI development appeared first on The New Stack.

On-call work is a fact of life for IT operations (ITOps) teams, but as systems complexity and business pressure mount, The post Is your on-call rotation quietly burning out top talent? appeared first on The New Stack.

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.

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