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QCon AI New York 2025: Program Committee Announced
Meet the QCon AI New York Program Committee, senior software leaders shaping a practical AI conference for engineers building at scale.
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Cloudflare Expands AI Capabilities with Launch of Thirteen New MCP Servers
Cloudflare has unveiled thirteen new Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, enhancing the integration of AI agents with its platform. These servers allow AI clients to interact with Cloudflare's services through natural language, streamlining tasks such as debugging, data analysis, and security monitoring.
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AWS Introduces Open Source Model Context Protocol Servers for ECS, EKS, and Serverless
AWS has launched open-source Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers on GitHub to supercharge AI development within Amazon ECS, EKS, and Serverless environments. These specialized tools equip developers with real-time, context-specific insights, enhancing application deployment, troubleshooting, and operational efficiency. Empower your cloud experience today!
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Introducing Embabel: Advanced AI Agent Development for Java Applications
Introducing the Embabel Agent Framework, a pioneering platform developed by Spring founder Rod Johnson, designed to revolutionize AI applications on the JVM. By integrating structured agent development and Goal-Oriented Action Planning, Embabel combines strong typing with dynamic planning, ensuring reliable, adaptable, and type-safe solutions for enterprise Java applications.
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Virt8ra Sovereign Cloud Expands with Six New European Providers
Virt8ra is a groundbreaking European initiative aiming to establish a sovereign, interoperable cloud ecosystem, countering US cloud dominance. With significant expansion, now inclusive of six new providers, and a focus on open-source technology, Virt8ra promotes data localization and vendor independence, paving the way for an innovative digital future across Europe.
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Another Rust Rewrite: OpenAI’s Codex CLI Goes Native, Drops Node and TypeScript for Rust
OpenAI recently announced rewriting its Codex CLI in Rust. Codex CLI stack originally features React, TypeScript and Node. The rewrite seeks security and performance gains on top of improved developer experience.
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Amazon Open Sources Strands Agents SDK for Building AI Agents
Amazon has released Strands Agents, an open source SDK that simplifies AI agent development through a model-driven approach. The framework enables developers to build agents by defining prompts and tool lists with minimal code.
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Azure AI Search Unveils Agentic Retrieval for Smarter Conversational AI
Microsoft’s Azure AI Search unveils agentic retrieval, a cutting-edge query engine that enhances conversational AI answer relevance by up to 40%. This dynamic system leverages conversation history and parallel subquery execution, paving the way for sophisticated knowledge retrieval. Currently in public preview, it offers adaptive search strategies tailored for evolving enterprise needs.
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Microsoft Announces AI Agent and Platform Updates at Build 2025
At its annual developer conference, Build 2025, Microsoft introduced a set of updates focused on expanding the role of AI agents across Windows, GitHub, Azure, and Microsoft 365.
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Mistral Releases Devstral, an Open-Source LLM for Software Engineering Agents
Mistral AI announced the release of Devstral, a new open-source large language model designed to improve the automation of software engineering workflows, particularly in complex coding environments that require reasoning across multiple files and components.
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Azure AI Foundry Agent Service GA Introduces Multi-Agent Orchestration and Open Interoperability
Microsoft's Azure AI Foundry Agent Service has launched with robust, scalable features for building and managing AI agents. This versatile, use-case-agnostic platform supports multi-agent orchestration and integrates seamlessly with tools like Logic Apps and SharePoint. Developers can effortlessly create intelligent ecosystems for diverse applications, boosting productivity and innovation.
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Cisco Reveals JARVIS: an AI Assistant for Platform-Engineering Teams
Introducing JARVIS by Cisco, an AI-powered assistant revolutionizing platform-engineering workflows. With seamless integration across 40+ tools, JARVIS automates complex tasks, reducing project timelines from weeks to hours. Powered by a hybrid AI architecture, it ensures accuracy and reliability while enhancing productivity.
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Google Enhances LiteRT for Faster On-Device Inference
The new release of LiteRT, formerly known as TensorFlow Lite, introduces a new API to simplify on-device ML inference, enhanced GPU acceleration, support for Qualcomm NPU (Neural Processing Unit) accelerators, and advanced inference features.
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Azure Logic Apps Introduces "Agent Loop" for Building AI Agents in Enterprise Workflows
Microsoft's Build conference unveiled Agent Loop, a transformative feature in Azure Logic Apps enabling developers to embed AI agents into enterprise workflows. Leveraging over 1,400 connectors, it allows for creating autonomous and conversational agents for tasks like loan approvals and customer support, streamlining operations, and enhancing decision-making.
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Gemma 3 Supports Vision-Language Understanding, Long Context Handling, and Improved Multilinguality
Google’s generative artificial intelligence (AI) model Gemma 3 supports vision-language understanding, long context handling, and improved multi-linguality. In a recent blog post, Google DeepMind and AI Studio teams discussed the new features in Gemma 3. The model also highlights KV-cache memory reduction, a new tokenizer and offers better performance and higher resolution vision encoders.