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Azure Linux 4.0 Signals Microsoft’s Commitment to Open Source AI Infrastructure
Microsoft is widening its Linux strategy as AI infrastructure drives Azure’s growth, announcing Azure Linux 4.0 alongside the general availability of Azure Container Linux at Open Source Summit North America 2026. For ...
Together, Edera and Minimus Claim They Can Protect Your Software From AI Hackers
Hopefully, they can deliver because AI programs like Anthropic’s Mythos AI are cracking open programs faster than an otter can shuck oysters. MINNEAPOLIS — At Open Source Summit North America, Edera, a ...
Red Hat Delivers On-Premises Cost Telemetry to Meet Data Sovereignty Demands
Data sovereignty has become a big deal, and Red Hat is striving to show that an American company can provide trustworthy data management to its non-US customers. ATLANTA — At the Red ...
Red Hat Expands OpenShift Application Development Environment
Red Hat this week added a bevy of additional capabilities to its OpenShift platform, including adding support for live migration of virtual machines and making generally available a set of hardened container ...
AWS Drives Kubernetes Simplification With EKS Hybrid Nodes Gateway
Amazon EKS Hybrid Nodes is a technology designed to run Kubernetes operational workloads on your on-premises infrastructure using AWS-managed control planes. ...
Kubernetes v1.36 Promotes Stability, Compatibility & Reproducibility
Kubernetes v1.36 (Spring 2026) introduces 70 enhancements, including major security hardening for the Kubelet API and the debut of Workload-Aware Scheduling (WAS) for AI/ML. This release focuses on fine-grained resource health, stable ...
Adrian Bridgwater | | AI/ML Infrastructure, CI/CD, cloud native security, cloud-native applications, Cluster Hardening, container security, containers, CSI Token Redaction, developers, Distributed Training, DRA, Dynamic Resource Allocation, External Token Signing, Gang Scheduling, K8s v1.36, Kubelet API Authorization, kubernetes, Kubernetes Enhancements 2026., Kubernetes v1.36, microservices, Node Logs, open source, PodGroup API, Resource Health Status, storage, Volume Group Snapshots, WAS, workload-aware scheduling
Report: Utilization of Kubernetes Infrastructure Remains Abysmal
An analysis of tens of thousands of Kubernetes clusters deployed on cloud services published today by CAST AI finds average CPU utilization stood at just 8% in 2025, while memory utilization was ...
Intruder Adds Container Image Scanning to Cloud Security Platform
Intruder expands its cloud security portfolio with intuitive, agentless container image scanning. Simplify vulnerability detection across AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure registries without complex DevSecOps tools ...
Mike Vizard | | agentless container security, AWS Elastic Container Registry scanning, Azure Container Registry security, cloud security tools, DevSecOps automation, Google Cloud Artifact Registry, GregAI security analyst, Intruder container scanning, midsize organization cybersecurity, software supply chain security, Vulnerability Management
Pedal to Bare-Metal Kubernetes, Nutanix Forges NKP Metal
Nutanix extends its Cloud Platform to bare-metal infrastructure with NKP Metal. Learn how dual-native architecture simplifies Kubernetes for AI and edge workloads without sacrificing the Nutanix operating model ...
Adrian Bridgwater | | AI infrastructure, B-MK8S, bare-metal Kubernetes, Cloud Native AOS, container storage interface, Dual-Native Architecture, edge computing, GPU workloads, HCI, hybrid cloud, Kubernetes lifecycle management, Nutanix AHV, Nutanix AOS, Nutanix Kubernetes Platform, Nutanix NKP Metal
Docker Offload Unblocks Docker Desktop For Developers in Any Environment
Docker Offload is a fully managed cloud service that moves the container engine into Docker’s secure cloud, allowing developers to run Docker from any environment without changing their existing workflows ...

