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A new venture from Dynatrace completely scraps the traditional DevOps lifecycle in favor of a wholly autonomous AI agent-led design.
The company's platform engineering team replaced open source Dapr with the commercial product for built-in observability, with AI agents waiting in the wings.
C-level executives in a regulated industry strike a balance between the benefits AI can offer their businesses and the need to guard against its risks.
With its third acquisition this year, Dynatrace continued its march from pure observability to systems of control, adding AI agent development tools to its observability arsenal.
A GitHub outage this week, after months of reliability issues, had some users fed up -- but leaving the platform would be much easier said than done.
Between a planned dual-purpose mainframe chip with IBM and the growing cost crunch as enterprises weigh private AI, Arm might have finally met its moment, experts say.
Broadcom looks to appeal to VCF customers with new layers of private cloud AI services, from model sharing to a new AI factory "metal to model" offering.
Stick, meet carrot: With the clock ticking on VCF 8, recent Broadcom AI security and Kubernetes updates are enticing VMware shops to move forward.
Examples of on-premises private AI usage are increasingly being spotted in the wild, but is it a 'tipping point' for private cloud?
Broadcom reps confirmed a recent change in the availability of the VDDK library that had other ecosystem players crying foul last week.
