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Recap of Cloudflare Security Week 2025: From Quantum Cryptography to AI Labyrinth
During the recent Cloudflare Security Week 2025, the cloud provider announced various improvements to its cybersecurity services and multiple reports analyzing trends and challenges in security threats. Additionally, they announced AI Labyrinth, a new version of honeypots against unauthorized crawlers, and Cloudflare for AI, a suite of tools aimed at helping the adoption of secure AI technologies.
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JavaOne 2025: Function and Memory Access in Pure Java
Per-Åke Minborg, Consulting Member of Technical Staff, Java Core Libraries at Oracle, presented “Function and Memory Access in Pure Java” at JavaOne 2025. Minborg demonstrated how the Foreign Functions & Memory API can replace the Java Native Interface with a more direct, pure Java paradigm.
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How Observability Can Improve the UX of LLM Based Systems: Insights of Honeycomb's CEO at KubeCon EU
During her KubeCon Europe keynote, Christine Yen, CEO and co-founder of Honeycomb, provided insights on how observability can help cope with the rapid shifts introduced by the integration of LLMs in software systems, which transformed not only the way we develop software but also the release methodology. She explained how to adapt your development feedback loop based on production observations.
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Cloudflare Enables Remote Hosting for Model Context Protocol (MCP) Servers
Cloudflare revolutionizes AI integration with the launch of remote Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, enhancing accessibility for developers. This advancement allows seamless AI interactions with external services, offering simplified deployment, built-in OAuth for security, and expanded use cases. Embrace innovative workflows and empower your applications on a global scale.
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Bun 1.2 Improves Node Compatibility and Adds Postgres Client
The Bun team recently released Bun v1.2, with major progress regarding compatibility with Node.js, a key component of Bun’s value proposition. Bun 1.2 also now has a built-in S3 object storage API and a built-in Postgres client that comes in addition to the existing built-in SQLite client.
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Azure Container Apps Serverless GPUs Reach General Availability with NVIDIA NIM Support
Azure has launched Serverless GPUs for Azure Container Apps, enabling scalable, on-demand execution of AI workloads using NVIDIA A100 and T4 GPUs. This groundbreaking feature supports NVIDIA NIM microservices, simplifying deployment and management while optimizing costs. Developers can focus on applications, as Azure manages infrastructure, offering a flexible solution for diverse AI scenarios.
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Interop 2025: Anchor Positioning, View Transitions, Storage Access Soon Stable across Browsers
The features of Interop 2025 are now known. The list, whose items are to be made implemented and stable across browsers by the end of the year, includes anchor positioning, the View Transitions API, the Storage Access API, and more for a total of 19 focus areas.
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Mistral AI Launches API for LLM-Based OCR of Multimodal Documents
Now available on Mistral AI's la Plateforme SaaS, Mistral OCR aims to provide an OCR solution for digitizing complex documents that interleave text and images, tables, mathematical expressions, and advanced layouts. This makes it particularly suitable for digitizing scientific research, historical documents and artifacts, user manuals, and more, the company says.
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Azure AI Foundry Supports NVIDIA NIM and AgentIQ for AI Agents
Microsoft and NVIDIA have teamed up to integrate NVIDIA NIM microservices and AgentIQ into Azure AI Foundry, streamlining AI agent application development. This partnership accelerates project lifecycles, optimizing performance and reducing costs. The toolkit enhances AI efficiency through real-time telemetry, enabling effortless deployment and advanced functionalities for developers.
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Java News Roundup: Jakarta EE 11 and Spring AI Updates, WildFly 36 Beta, Infinispan, JNoSQL
This week's Java roundup for March 24th, 2025, features news highlighting: updates for Jakarta EE 11 and Spring AI; the first beta release of WildFly 36.0; the third alpha release of Hibernate Search 8.0; the March 2023 release of Open Liberty; and point releases for Quarkus, Infinispan, JHipster and OpenXava.
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ASP.NET Core 10 Preview 2 Streamlines Blazor Navigation, Updates OpenAPI
Microsoft’s latest ASP.NET Core 10 Preview 2 release from March 18th introduces targeted improvements to Blazor’s navigation behavior, OpenAPI documentation generation, and developer tooling, addressing community feedback. The update focuses on small enhancements rather than new features, refining existing capabilities ahead of .NET 10’s stable release later this year.
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AWS Enhances EC2 Capacity Reservation Management with Split, Move, and Modify Features
AWS enhances Amazon EC2 On-Demand Capacity Reservations with powerful "split, move, and modify" features, enabling granular control over reserved capacity. These updates optimize resource allocation, boost efficiency, and reduce costs, offering flexibility while maintaining stability for critical workloads, surpassing similar offerings from Azure and GCP.
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European Cloud Providers: What Are the Options Today?
Current geopolitical tensions have raised attention to existing cloud providers in Europe, with many European companies increasingly concerned about reliance on US-controlled services. According to various articles by specialists and practitioners, local cloud providers still offer few viable alternatives for organizations focused on European digital sovereignty.
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JavaOne 2025 Day 3: the Future of Java is You
JavaOne 2025, celebrating the 30th birthday of the Java programming language, was held at the Oracle Conference Center in Redwood Shores, California. This three-day event consisted of 80 sessions and hand-on labs, and two keynotes. Day Three, scheduled on March 20th, 2025, included the Java community keynote and presentations from various conference tracks.
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How Airbnb Used LLMs to Accelerate Test Migration
Thanks to the right mix of workflow automation and large language models, Airbnb significantly accelerated the process of updating their codebase to adopt React Testing Library (RTL) and converted nearly 3.5K React test files originally using Enzyme.