The npm Worm That Puts Itself Back Every Time You Patch a Package
A self-propagating npm worm is rewriting package registries. Registry trust now matters more than any scanner.
Your Coding Agent’s Biggest Bill Is the Data You Feed It
Most coding agent token spend is not the pull request. It is everything the agent read to get there, and the format matters.
Treat Your AI Agent Rules Files Like the Code They Replace
Skills, agent configs, and rules files are software now. Most teams never test them. Here is the lifecycle that fixes that.
The Next Big AI Win Is Cutting Power Per Workload, Not Adding More Chips
Energy efficient AI hardware and smarter scheduling are doing more to cut data center costs than any single grid fix.
Your Cloud Bill Follows You Out the Door
Egress fees and proprietary services make cloud provider lock-in expensive. Model the exit before entry or pay for it twice.
Platform Lock-In Is a Team Decision, Not a Vendor One
Vendor lock-in hides in proprietary APIs and managed flavors of Kubernetes. Teams that insist on portability keep their exit.
Lock-In Escape Plans Work, If You Build Them First
Multi-cloud migration and open source give teams a real way out of lock-in. Build the exit before you need it.
Spacelift Enlists an AI Copilot to Review Terraform Before You Do
The Spacelift AI copilot reviews Terraform and OpenTofu changes before a human looks, catching risky plans and suggesting likely fixes.
Cortex Builds an Internal Developer Portal That Answers Your Own Questions
Cortex internal developer portal gives platform teams an AI assistant that answers questions about services, owners, and health. Here is what it solves.
Sovereign Cloud Puts a Border Around Your Data
Data sovereignty is reshaping where cloud workloads run. Governments are pushing data to stay in-region.