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Cisco sounds the alarm about agentic AI security, but while enterprises test new agentic defenses, it will take time and trust to put them to use.
Datadog observability tools now support BYOC, federated logs search and third-party SIEMs, expanding where customer data can be stored.
AWS AI agents beefed up DevSecOps capabilities, an area that has advanced significantly in recent months, intensifying competition among cloud vendors.
Human-in-the-loop and static rules don't scale. LLM-as-judge might break the bank. Can AI agents become reliable and affordable enough to handle the explosion of AI infrastructure?
An acquisition, a planned chip and a new transistor design could mitigate AI's energy and cost issues, but the effects will take time to reach enterprise buyers.
As enterprises grapple with tokenomics, Atlassian emphasizes upfront planning to improve downstream efficiency. But optimizing AI coding costs and quality remains complex.
DevSecOps for AI agents requires more than code review -- Harness beefs up behavioral and security controls and hints at a possible observability expansion.
NetScout boosts its attack mitigation capacity to 33 Tbps and plans to strengthen integration between its on-premises and cloud-based tools.
Experts say the project's update this week will make it more suitable for enterprise production use, but it comes with a breaking change for existing systems.
A new venture from Dynatrace completely scraps the traditional DevOps lifecycle in favor of a wholly autonomous AI agent-led design.
