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LAS VEGAS — Zero to production, AI-generated code has come a long way in two years. Gartner predicts that in 2025, 30% of code will be generated by AI. Coding is only the start.
Yelp uses thousands of containers as part of its webscale operations. And one of its number one challenges with containers is security, said Tom Robinson, Yelp software engineer, in a talk at KubeCon+CloudNativeCon North America earlier this year about creating a maturity model for containers.
As companies scale up, tech sprawl tends to follow suit. More systems, more dependencies, and before you know it, IT feels more like a paradoxical labyrinth. While automation can help cut through the mess by saving time and slashing costs, it’s no magic bullet.
The use of AI to turn data into decisions has shown, even from the outset, to have “immense applications.
Imagine driving a car with a headset that only updates your view every five minutes instead of providing a continuous video stream. How long would it take before you crashed? While this type of batch processing clearly doesn’t work in the real world, it’s how many systems operate today.
As we preannounced at AWS re:Invent 2024, you can now use Stable Diffusion 3.
SALT LAKE CITY — Tech job interviews are notorious for making hiring candidates jump through hoops. But years ago, at startup-stage Jetstack, an engineering challenge given to a job seeker turned into cert-manager, an open source success story.
Real-time capabilities in AI applications are no longer a luxury — they are a necessity. Whether live chatbots, instant text generation, real-time translation or responsive gaming assistants, the demand for instantaneous AI-powered interactions has skyrocketed.
American Express has opted to use WebAssembly for its internal Function as a Service (FaaS) platform. This represents what could be the largest large-scale adoption and use of WebAssembly in a commercial application to date.
Backstage is a popular framework for building an internal developer portal. Developers often see it as a land of opportunity because they’re able to customize the portal they’re building and tailor it to their organization.
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