The MCP kubectl flaw, in a Bite
A critical MCP Server Kubernetes vulnerability turned one leading dash into a leaked cluster token. The short version, in a Bite.
Europe Is Asking Whether VMware Can Be Replaced, in a Bite
EU regulators asked European cloud providers how replaceable VMware is and how big the cloud market is. That is a remedies question.
Your Node Image Cache Is an Attack Surface, in a Bite
A containerd CRI vulnerability lets a crafted checkpoint poison a node image cache. Patch levels are the difference between safe and exposed.
Which Half of Your VMware Bill Can You Actually Cut
Most VMware estates are paying for two bundles and running one. Finding the split is worth more than any discount you negotiate.
The Year Your VMware Exit Math Goes Wrong
Exit models usually stop at the licence line. The cost that decides the outcome sits two years later, in retraining and re-tooling.
The Rack Is the Last Moat, and Nvidia Just Opened It
Opening the rack to rivals looks generous until you count what Nvidia still controls. The margins move, the position does not.
The Real Reason Broadcom Wants Your AI On Premise
Keeping AI inside your own walls is framed as sovereignty. It is also a licensing position, and the two are now hard to separate.
Multi-Cluster Stopped Being an Edge Case This Week
A graduated project is a signal that the operational pattern is settled. What that means for teams still running one cluster.
Gartner’s DHI report is really about VMware’s exits
Gartner's DHI report is really about VMware's exits
The Benchmark That Failed Because Its Own Agents Cheated
An evaluation meant to measure agent skill measured something else when the agents broke in. What that says about trusting autonomy scores.