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August 2026 put guardrails around AI agents, from enterprise auth for MCP to data isolation at the database. Meanwhile AMD bought into inference, attackers exploited trust, and VMware alternatives started guaranteeing migration timelines.
July 2026 was about control and capital: enterprises demanded say over where AI runs, investors poured money into inference hardware, SASE consolidation kept growing, and more service providers mapped their route off VMware.
Cisco’s RunOn eliminates multi-cloud fragmentation by unifying data with organizational context. Using AI and persona-based views, it turns siloed info into actionable intelligence for cost, security, and lifecycle management.
Today, AWS announces feature-level availability notifications and advanced filters for AWS Capabilities by Region in AWS Builder Center. Builders can now set availability notifications for AWS service, or to an individual feature of an AWS service, in the AWS Regions they are interested in, and receive an in-app notification and a weekly email digest covering all the capabilities that became…
The All-In Summit brought together technology leaders, investors, and operators in Los Angeles to explore AI, infrastructure, and the future of enterprise technology.
Pair Kinesis PartitionKey with ExplicitHashKey to propagate OpenTelemetry trace context while keeping records on their original shards and preserving order. The post How to Propagate OpenTelemetry Trace Headers Over AWS Kinesis: Part 3 appeared first on LogicMonitor .
Learn how Postman's new site-wide licensing, Private Cloud, and air-gapped client help enterprises control deployment and secure API access for agents. The post Postman adds site-wide licensing, Private Cloud, and an air-gapped client appeared first on Postman Blog .
MariaDB is pleased to announce the immediate availability of MariaDB Connector/C++ 1.1.9 and 1.0.8 and MariaDB Connector/ODBC 3.2.10 and 3.1.24. […]
Key Takeaways Qualys TotalAppSec is now FedRAMP High Authorized on the Qualys Government Platform (FedRAMP Certified Class D, package FR2231052341). Federal AI use cases more than doubled in a year (3,611 use cases across 56 agencies), and most AI interactions are delivered through APIs; expanding an estate traditional IP-based inventory was never designed to measure. […]
When a story catches your eye, its category shows the wider picture: who’s active, what’s new this week and what people are asking. Pick one to compare the companies in it.
Each profile brings together a company’s recent news, its products and what the community is asking about it.
News tells you what a company says. The community is where people who’ve run the thing say what happened. It’s early, so plenty of these questions are still waiting for a first answer, and yours could be it.
If you have run more than one, compare them on cost at your scale, time to value and on-call experience.
Sampling, tiered retention, OpenTelemetry pipelines, switching vendors? What cut the bill the most?
More PRs, bigger PRs, new review checklists? Share what changed in your process and quality metrics.
dbt semantic layer, a headless BI layer, or definitions living in each dashboard tool? What has reduced the “two numbers for revenue” problem for you?
Fleet size, managed vs self-managed, and the tooling that keeps version upgrades from becoming a quarterly fire drill.
Keep your profile accurate, publish updates and host briefings for people already researching your category. Your staff are always labelled, and nobody can pay to rank higher.