Reservoir just raised $8 million to build a water heater that thinks ahead.

Enterprises are running AI in production, 66% have live workloads, and 29% operate at scale, yet fewer than half can rigorously track what that compute costs.

Enterprises have built the controls that watch and permission their AI agents, 65% enforce scoped permissions at runtime and 56% log activity.

The questions keep coming, don't they?

Enterprises don't choose one orchestration platform, they run three, on average, and they pick them for flexibility, not loyalty to any single model.

The MCP 2026-07-28 spec drops the initialize handshake and session header, adding required method and tool-name headers so gateways route traffic without parsing JSON.

Enterprise AI has a context problem.

The annual Cloud and DevOps trends report begins with a conversation among InfoQ's editorial staff, including Steef-Jan Wiggers, Matt Saunders, Shweta Vohra, Daniel Bryant, and Mark Silvester.

Yulu's $93 million raise lands as India's quick-commerce boom reshapes last-mile delivery.

Uber's decision to sell its entire stake in Serve marks a telling shift between two companies that once moved in lockstep.

Phoebe Gates and Sophia Kianni reportedly sat on knowledge of Phia's alleged "cookie stuffing" for months.

Google's Gemini app just crossed 1 billion users, and the numbers behind that milestone are worth sitting with.

The FBI's new alert is a stark reminder that our most private moments are now a target.

Accel has closed an oversubscribed $550 million India fund in just weeks, a decisive vote of confidence in the market.

Linux users have waited a long time for this.

Forget asking an AI to answer a question.

LTX-2.5 turns a single image into a 10-second video in under seven seconds on Nvidia superchips, and it's open weights. That speed, paired with native ComfyUI integration, gives builders a direct path from…

FlightAware is putting its foot down, and rightly so.

Block Blast!

The Riemann hypothesis has held its ground for over 150 years, and Anthropic's unreleased model just took a meaningful step forward, not a solution, but progress worth noting.

Mistral AI is turning European AI sovereignty from a talking point into a product, one with a service-level agreement attached.

Kyoto Fusioneering just landed a grant to build a key part of a fusion power plant's fuel system.

Netflix's Service Topology map isn't just a pretty dashboard; it's a live system under real production pressure.

Joby Aviation is moving decisively into defense with a $500M acquisition of Resonant Sciences.

Twenty-seven production tasks.

Since August 2nd, 2026, Claude has embedded a hidden watermark in all text it generates, while files receive a digital signature.

Nvidia's Switchyard router cuts agentic costs by matching each step to the right model, and paired with the new Nemotron 3.5 Lightning, it holds frontier-level quality at roughly a third of the price. That's the fix…

Anthropic is adding watermarks to text generated by its AI models, and it's extending that support to older versions too.

A single day of statistical significance in an A/B test is not a win.

The FBI's investigation confirms what many in cybersecurity have long suspected: North Korean IT staffers are not just targeting private companies or crypto exchanges.

Scaleup Europe has set its sights on a $5.7 billion target, and it's already putting its money where its mission is. The public-private fund just made its first move by backing ICEYE, the Finnish satellite company.…

Delta is investigating a security incident that unfolded at 30,000 feet: someone set up a fake Wi-Fi network on a flight, prompting the crew to switch off the legitimate connection for about half an hour.

Bumble is ditching the rule that kept men from making the first move, a policy it has enforced since launching in 2024.

RJ Scaringe isn't hedging.

A consumer who asks an AI assistant for a product recommendation arrives with intent already settled.

Not all Python data libraries are created equal, and the choice between Polars and Pandas often comes down to what you're actually building.

It's rare to see a two-month-old startup command $1.1 billion, yet River AI just did. Founded by xAI co-founder Igor Babuschkin, the company is betting big on personal agents, a space that feels both promising and…

When a digital stress-relief squeeze toy needs to feel real, the math has to carry the weight.

The Agentic World Cup asks a sharp question: what happens when LLMs stop crunching numbers and start playing soccer?

Open source contributions often stall before they start, usually because the first commit feels like the hardest step.

Amazon's Panos Panay will make his case for what comes after the smartphone at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026.

A Ph.D. in quantum optics who wins coding competitions and has already applied ML to grating design and qubit control is not a stretch candidate. That is a portfolio. The question is not whether the transition is…

A year after its post-election surge, Bluesky's mobile app is losing active users, yet the community that remains is still showing up.

Your AI agent may be ready.

Spotify is drawing a clear line between human artistry and AI-generated identities.

After more than five years at OpenAI, Brad Lightcap is stepping away.

A well-structured budget should never force you to choose between clarity and control.

JetBrains watched its development-related AI spending climb roughly tenfold in just six months.

Trust in software supply chains is no longer just a compliance checkbox.

Planning an AI around previewed chance events and long-horizon throughput is a sharp problem, and the trade-offs are framed clearly.