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Atlassian research: AI adoption is rising, but friction persists

AI tools now save 68% of developers over 10 hours a week.Impressive, right? Yet for 50% of them, chaos and bureaucratic nonsense eat up more than 10 precious hours. The culprit? A staggering 63% empathy gap between the developers in the trenches and leaders who overlook big pain points. The result: .. read more  

Atlassian research: AI adoption is rising, but friction persists
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Building Self-Evolving Knowledge Graphs Using Agentic Systems

Graph databasesturn chaos into order usingnodes, edges, and properties. They race through data withindex-free traversal, unveiling complex relationships faster than you can say "data overload." Toss in someAI agents, and watch these databases become brainy creatures that evolve on their own, explori.. read more  

Building Self-Evolving Knowledge Graphs Using Agentic Systems
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Linux Foundation Report Finds Organizations Embrace Upskilling and Open Source to Meet AI-driven Job Demands

AI is set to overhaul 94% of businesses, yet fewer than half possess the crucial AI chops. They scramble to bridge this gap withupskillingandopen-sourcecollaboration. Companies, always finding a loophole, claim upskilling outpaces hiring by 62%. Meanwhile, open source impressively bumps up retention.. read more  

Linux Foundation Report Finds Organizations Embrace Upskilling and Open Source to Meet AI-driven Job Demands
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Military AI contracts awarded to Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, and xAI

The Pentagon has divided $800 million amongGoogle, OpenAI, Anthropic, and Elon Musk’s xAIfor military AI projects. Musk’s xAI is offering a ‘Grok For Government’ suite, emphasizing security and innovation but raising concerns after past mishaps. By fostering competition, the Pentagon hopes to access.. read more  

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Introducing FlexOlmo: a new paradigm for language model training and data collaboration

FlexOlmoempowers data owners to train models on their own turf, syncing up later to build a powerhouse shared model. Data stays secret, yet the model still crushes it, rivaling its all-data counterpart. And with differential privacy, it keeps snoops at bay, boasting a mere0.7%data extraction rate... read more  

Introducing FlexOlmo: a new paradigm for language model training and data collaboration
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Implementing High-Performance LLM Serving on GKE: An Inference Gateway Walkthrough

Meet theGKE Inference Gateway—a swaggering rebel changing the way you deploy LLMs. It waves goodbye to basic load balancers, opting instead for AI-savvy routing. What does it do best? Turbocharge your throughput with nimbleKV Cachemanagement. Throw in someNVIDIA L4 GPUsand Google's model artistry, a.. read more  

Implementing High-Performance LLM Serving on GKE: An Inference Gateway Walkthrough
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Using Ansible File Module to Manage Files & Directories

Ansible's file moduleshakes up file and directory management on remote systems, letting you tweak ownership and permissions like a pro. Unlike the copy module, it zeroes in solely on file attributes, keeping it idempotent and streamlining automation across your whole fleet... read more  

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Unpopular opinion: Kubernetes is a symptom, not a solution.

Kubernetesis not the miracle cure everyone claims. It's more like a bucket of complications, allegedly cramping cloud innovation just to wrangle unruly containers. Ditch theYAML circusand zero in on platforms likeWASIand fresh concepts likeUnison. These offer semantic, cross-language cloud deploymen.. read more  

Unpopular opinion: Kubernetes is a symptom, not a solution.
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The 'Lift-and-Shift' Trap: Why Cloud Migrations Go Wrong

Lift-and-shiftplays like a hit song on the AM radio—it’s a decent tune, but lacks soul. Cloud-native? Now that's a rock concert, shaking the ground with power. Redefine apps, don't just shuffle the old stuff upstairs... read more  

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Introducing Cloud Storage bucket relocation

Google's Cloud Storage bucket relocationmakes data moves a breeze. Downtime? Forget about it. Your metadata and storage class stay intact, so you can focus on optimizing costs instead of stressing over logistics... read more  

Introducing Cloud Storage bucket relocation
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