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  • Neon Serverless Postgres Now Generally Available as an Azure Native Integration

    Microsoft and Neon launch Neon Serverless Postgres, now generally available as a native Azure integration, offering developers an innovative, scalable, and cost-effective database solution. With automatic scaling, instant provisioning, and seamless integration, it's designed for enterprises and AI startups alike, enhancing workflows and enabling efficient database management within Azure.

  • Google Cloud Announces Rapid Storage for Millisecond-Latency Workloads

    At the recent Google Cloud Next 2025, the cloud provider announced Rapid Storage, a new Cloud Storage zonal bucket designed to deliver consistent single-digit millisecond data access for frequently accessed data and latency-sensitive applications. The new storage class provides under 1ms random read and write latency, 20x faster data access, and 6 TB/s of throughput.

  • Temporal on AWS Aims to Ease Building Resilient Distributed Systems

    Temporal Technologies, the company that created Temporal, an open-source microservices orchestration platform focused on durable execution, has made Temporal Cloud available on the AWS marketplace. By offering their services via AWS, the company aims to simplify the development of resilient distributed systems for large-scale applications.

  • Microsoft Pledges Deeper European Tech Ties amidst Sovereignty Debate

    Microsoft's five digital commitments aim to bolster Europe's tech landscape and sovereignty through a 40% cloud and AI infrastructure expansion, enhanced cybersecurity, and a robust data privacy framework. By establishing a "European cloud for Europe," Microsoft reinforces its dedication to digital resilience while fostering economic competitiveness and supporting the open-source community.

  • Akka Launches New Deployment Options for Agentic AI

    Akka has unveiled new deployment options to enhance flexibility for developers building resilient, distributed AI systems. Now offering self-managed nodes and self-hosted regions, Akka empowers enterprises to deploy across various infrastructures. This innovation positions Akka as a leader in agentic AI development, enabling scalable, stateful applications that adapt to rapidly changing demands.

  • Cloudflare Upgrades D1 Database with Global Read Replication

    During the recent Developer Week 2025, Cloudflare announced the beta of global read replication for its serverless SQL database D1, providing a globally distributed option without sacrificing consistency. With automatically provisioned replicas in every region, applications can now serve read queries faster while maintaining strong sequential consistency across requests.

  • Google Unveils Ironwood TPU for AI Inference

    Google's Ironwood TPU, its most advanced custom AI accelerator, powers the "age of inference" with unmatched performance and scalability. With up to 9,216 liquid-cooled chips, it outpaces competitors, delivering 42.5 Exaflops. Engineered for high-efficiency, low-latency AI tasks, Ironwood redefines potential in AI hardware, leveraging AlphaChip to revolutionize chip design.

  • Cloudflare AutoRAG Streamlines Retrieval-Augmented Generation

    Cloudflare has launched a managed service for using retrieval-augmented generation in LLM-based systems. Now in beta, CloudFlare AutoRAG aims to make it easier for developers to build pipelines that integrate rich context data into LLMs.

  • Google Cloud WAN Aims to Transform Enterprise Networking

    Google has launched Cloud WAN, a robust managed WAN solution built on its global network, featuring 202 PoPs and 2M miles of fiber. It promises secure, high-performance connectivity at lower costs, addressing the complexities of modern enterprise needs. With faster speeds and significant TCO savings, Cloud WAN integrates seamlessly with existing providers.

  • Cloudflare Launches Public Beta of Secrets Store for Secure Credential Management

    During the recent Developer Week 2025, Cloudflare announced the public beta of Cloudflare Secrets Store, a secure way to store API tokens, keys, and credentials. While the long-term goal is to integrate Secrets Store with various Cloudflare products, it currently supports only Cloudflare Workers.

  • Google Cloud Announces Firestore with MongoDB Compatibility

    During the recent Google Cloud Next 2025, the cloud provider announced the preview of Firestore with MongoDB compatibility. This new option provides MongoDB API and query language to store and query semi-structured JSON data in Google Cloud’s real-time document database.

  • Azure MCP Server Enters Public Preview: Expanding AI Agent Capabilities

    Microsoft's Azure MCP Server, now in Public Preview, enhances AI capabilities by enabling seamless interaction with Azure resources. This open-source tool standardizes AI agent access to services like Azure Cosmos DB and Azure Storage, empowering developers to create context-aware applications. Expect rich functionality and support for custom MCP clients to optimize cloud resource management.

  • Gemini to Arrive On-Premises with Google Distributed Cloud

    Google's Gemini models are set to revolutionize on-premises AI with their upcoming launch on Google Distributed Cloud (GDC) in Q3 2025. Partnering with NVIDIA, organizations can harness advanced AI while maintaining strict compliance and data residency. With flexible infrastructure and secure environments, Gemini enables real-time insights for data-driven decision-making across industries.

  • AWS Introduces MCP Servers for AI-Assisted Cloud Development

    AWS has launched the open-source Model Context Protocol (MCP) Servers, revolutionizing AI-powered code assistants. These servers enhance development speed and security, ensuring adherence to AWS best practices. With features like automated Infrastructure as Code and cost insights, MCP democratizes AWS expertise and empowers developers to optimize cloud solutions effortlessly.

  • Amazon VPC Route Server Generally Available, Providing Routing Flexibility and Fault Tolerance

    AWS has recently announced the general availability of Amazon VPC Route Server. This new option simplifies dynamic routing in a VPC, allowing developers to advertise routing information via Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) from virtual appliances and dynamically update the VPC route tables associated with subnets and internet gateways.

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