Julia Schmidt
What’s the point: Cloudflare, CNCF, Qt Design Studio, Cheerp
Cloudflare will soon offer a subdomain to deploy serverless workloads on. The offer is a reaction to customer […]
Facebook open sources SPARTA TO KILL ALL THE BUGS
Facebook has opened its incubator once again, offering developers SPARTA – a library for building static analysers based […]
OpenShift goes NoOps with 4.0 preview
A developer preview for version 4.0 of Red Hat’s container application platform OpenShift is now available with the […]
Java microservice library Helidon is ready for prime time
Java steward Oracle has released v1.0 of Helidon, a collection of libraries for writing microservices in the company’s […]
What does the future of AI look like? Facebook AI chief knows what he’d like to see
Facebook’s chief AI scientist Yann LeCun has been doing neural networks for quite a while now and has […]
Security project Cilium 1.4 pumps up multi-cluster capabilities and encryption
Network security project for application services Cilium is now available in v1.4, introducing global services, IPVLAN support, and […]
Red Hat gives Integration bundle a refresh
Red Hat has released the latest version of Red Hat Integration, a bundle of products for those looking […]
Go developers say go go go on v1.12 tester
A first release candidate for v1.12 of the Go programming language is now available for final pre-release testing. […]
IBM lets (more) Watson roam on other clouds
In a bid to bring its AI tools to users of other cloud offerings, IBM has added some […]
Good old Ludwig makes deep learning code-free
Ride sharing company Uber’s AI department open sourced project Ludwig to get those into deep learning, that don’t […]