The sandboxed virtual machine, which lives in the Linux kernel, has a tiny footprint but is mighty in impact.
Cisco plans to use eBPF technology as a replacement for iptables, enabling a “distributed security model” that can embed protection directly into the OS of every device, TNS Senior Editor Joab Jackson reports.
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Recently, I saw an interesting prediction: The future won’t be about running AI in apps, but about running apps in AI. Apparently, that future is here: TNS Senior Editor for AI Frederic Lardinois reports that Anthropic plans to turn Claude into an app platform, with interactive widgets from Slack, Figma, Asana, and others.
Learn what these new AI ops agents do, how they work, their limitations, and what you need to consider before implementation.
If you’ve seen a new crop of data about ops lately, you may have noticed this new category coming up: AI agents that promise to take charge of incident intervention, diagnose the root cause, and even solve problems themselves. AWS announced one. Microsoft has one. A dozen startups are creating them.
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