An AI agent let loose on a data warehouse can run ten or a hundred times more queries than a The post Fivetran’s CPO: Closed data stacks won’t survive the agent era appeared first on The New Stack .
The shiny upper surface of agentic AI services showcased in chatbots and copilots belies where the real development is happening The post MinIO’s MemKV promises 95% better GPU utilization by ending AI recompute tax appeared first on The New Stack .
Red Hat believes giving users access to agent skills will be AI’s next inflection point. At the Red Hat Summit The post Red Hat’s skill packs give AI agents something a bigger model never could: 20 years of institutional memory appeared first on The New Stack .
This week, Anthropic announced agent view in Claude Code, a CLI dashboard that lets developers manage multiple Claude Code sessions The post Anthropic’s Claude Code agent view is a better dashboard. So why aren’t developers convinced? appeared first on The New Stack .
This week, OpenAI launched Daybreak, its cybersecurity initiative built around GPT-5.5, a tiered access framework, and Codex Security as the The post OpenAI’s Daybreak and Anthropic’s Glasswing have nearly identical benchmarks — and 3 of the same partners appeared first on The New Stack .
Last week, OpenAI replaced GPT-5.3 Instant as ChatGPT’s default model with GPT-5.5 Instant, rolling it out to all users for The post I tested OpenAI’s three claims about GPT-5.5 Instant, and only one fully held up appeared first on The New Stack .
If you work the high wire at a circus, you’d better have a net down below if you want to The post Temporal hits 3,000 paying customers with its crash-proof workflow engine appeared first on The New Stack .
A few months ago, we realized that every engineer on our team was running a different version of their AI The post How to build a skills library for your engineering team appeared first on The New Stack .
Editor’s note: This article is an excerpt from Chapter 1 of the Manning book, Platform Engineering on Kubernetes. This excerpt The post Cloud native application challenges: installing the walking skeleton appeared first on The New Stack .
The security industry has spent decades and billions of dollars building tools to protect systems. The founders of Cimento, which The post Cimento emerges from stealth to secure the one thing no firewall can protect appeared first on The New Stack .
Coding agents perform better with a harness that gives them the tools, guidance, and feedback signals to know what to The post Why agent harnesses fail inside cloud-native systems appeared first on The New Stack .
Most organizations are approaching AI adoption the same way they once bought enterprise software: pick a vendor, standardize on a The post Why enterprise AI needs customization appeared first on The New Stack .
At Google Cloud Next this month in Las Vegas, The New Stack sat down with Finout co-founder and CEO Roi The post The new FinOps problem isn’t cloud bills appeared first on The New Stack .
The software stack that powers enterprise applications was built for humans. It assumes human-speed interaction, human-managed credentials, and human oversight The post Jensen Huang and Bill McDermott bet on OpenShell to secure enterprise AI agents appeared first on The New Stack .
When I recently talked to Kin Lane, API evangelist and co-founder of Naftiko, I was repeatedly struck by the parallels The post The API portal is the clearest signal of whether your company can handle AI agents appeared first on The New Stack .
On the surface, everything looks fine. The tests passed, the review is clean, and the junior who worked on it The post AI is creating a generation of developers who can’t debug their own code appeared first on The New Stack .
On Tuesday, Red Hat announced significant advancements to Red Hat AI (RHAI) 3.4 at its Red Hat Summit in Atlanta. Red Hat The post Red Hat is betting on AgentOps to close the gap between AI experiments and production appeared first on The New Stack .
If you want fresh data inside an AI system, you usually end up doing something messy to get it. For The post AI teams are spending months on web scrapers that SerpApi replaces with one API call appeared first on The New Stack .
The moment employees started using AI tools with real company data, the game changed. Productivity jumped, but so did the The post Living off the agent: The new tactic hijacking enterprise AI appeared first on The New Stack .
SAP wants to be the place where enterprises manage every AI agent in their environment, no matter which vendor built The post SAP launches AI Agent Hub at Sapphire 2026 to tame vendor agent sprawl appeared first on The New Stack .
SAP is all-in on making it easier for its users to build custom agents. At Sapphire 2026 in Orlando on The post SAP launches managed Joule Studio with Cursor and Claude Code support appeared first on The New Stack .
Recently, I was working with a senior engineering leader at a large financial institution to review their DevSecOps platform engineering The post As agentic dev tools boom, workflow auditability becomes the constraint appeared first on The New Stack .
As part of Anthropic’s and AWS’s expanded collaboration, which the two companies announced in April, Anthropic said it would bring The post Anthropic’s Claude Platform comes to AWS appeared first on The New Stack .
Anthropic doubled down on the fight against agentic misalignment on Friday, the mechanics of which could cause AI models to The post Anthropic trains Claude to resist blackmail & self-preservation behavior via agentic misalignment appeared first on The New Stack .
The core problem: the “brittle” enterprise Traditional enterprise software is deterministic; composed of a series of “If-Then” statements that break The post How AI-native systems are built appeared first on The New Stack .
A few months ago, I was reviewing a customer support agent who had a strange failure pattern. A user would The post Why your AI agent doesn’t actually remember anything appeared first on The New Stack .
