The End of the ‘Observability Tax’: Why Enterprises are Pivoting to OpenTelemetry

As enterprises scale AI, they are inadvertently worsening an existing data crisis. The resulting surge in telemetry is overwhelming infrastructure already strained by the shift to multi-cloud environments, applications, and IoT, which is driving inflated costs. Organizations are paying for the collection, storage, and processing of massive data logs that often provide little business value….

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How to reduce the risks of AI-generated code

Vibe coding is the latest tech accelerator, and yes, it kind of rocks. New AI-assisted coding practices are helping developers ship new applications faster, and they’re even allowing other business professionals to prototype workflows and tools without waiting for a full engineering cycle. Using a chatbot and tailored prompts, vibe coders can build applications in…

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Nvidia’s Shift from GPUs and AI ‘Inference King’ Economics

GPUs are still important for Nvidia, which held its GPU Technology Conference (GTC) last week in San Jose. But the importance of GPUs appears to be waning as the AI boom is creating a surge in demand for general purpose CPUs and other processor types that offer advantages for AI inference. Nvidia wants to control…

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Go 1.26 unleashes performance-boosting Green Tea GC

Go 1.26 has been released. The latest version of the Google-built programming language enables the higher performing Green Tea garbage collector (GC) by default. It also introduces a change to generic types that simplifies the implementation of complex data structures. Introduced February 10, Go 1.26 can be downloaded from go.dev. The Green Tea GC, included…

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