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Anthropic announced new Managed Agents features at its Code with Claude developer event, enabling users to accomplish goals by providing an outcome and budget, with Claude running as a scalable cloud computer for 24/7 agent operations.
Let's Encrypt is stopping certificate issuance due to a potential incident, with scheduled database maintenance that may cause ACME client timeouts for up to 10 minutes.
Modular published a blog post explaining why traditional HTTP routing doesn't work for LLM inference workloads. The article describes how their distributed inference framework handles stateful, heterogeneous GPU pods with KV caches, specialized prefill/decode backends, and conversation-level routing that traditional stateless routing algorithms cannot address.
An X thread arguing that production AI agents need operational scaffolding (runbooks, permissions, logs, rollback, verification) rather than just better prompts. The author draws parallels to DevOps evolution, stating that prompts provide advice while runbooks provide control, and that agent systems require platform engineering solutions for permissions, state management, verification, observability, and rollback capabilities.
An analysis of Claude's Managed Agents as a harbinger for the next AI infrastructure layer—'Company Brain'—an operational state layer that enables agents and apps to act from shared company context, contrasting with simpler knowledge bases or markdown-based prototypes.
Ex-Google engineers published a map of Google's internal tools and their open-source equivalents, providing a cheat code for building scalable infrastructure.
AWS experienced a data center outage in its US-East-1 region in northern Virginia due to overheating, affecting trading platforms FanDuel and Coinbase, with recovery expected to take several hours.
Data center construction spending continues to outpace office building spending, with the gap widening in early 2026 as AI infrastructure demand grows.
OpenHandsDev launched the Agent Control Plane, a system for controlling, observing, and scaling hundreds of AI agents across an organization.
Ghost is an open-source, self-hosted game server platform allowing developers to run their own game servers independently.
E2B highlights how Genspark achieved $250M ARR in 12 months using E2B's infrastructure to support its Super Agent, emphasizing the importance of low-latency sandboxing for AI agents.
RNDA is a data protocol designed to ensure that raw data is never stored, focusing on privacy and security.
Reports suggest a partnership between Anthropic and SpaceX to utilize the Colossus 1 system for increasing rate limits, though this claim appears to be a rumor or misinformation.
Phrony is a new product designed to help developers ship AI agents while reducing operational burden.
The author details the development of 'Deptool', a custom Python-based deployment and configuration management tool designed to be faster and more predictable than existing solutions like Ansible, driven by a desire for digital sovereignty and better tooling.
ClawTick is a developer tool that enables cron job scheduling for AI agents with a single command and no infrastructure setup required.
Andy Masley pushes back against the argument that data center construction is causing farmland loss, citing data that farmers have sold large amounts of land historically without affecting food access.
OpenAI details its rearchitected WebRTC stack designed to deliver low-latency voice AI at scale for over 900 million users. The post explains how new split-relay and transceiver architectures optimize media routing and connection setup for real-time interactions like ChatGPT voice.
Andrew Ng discusses how coding agents accelerate different types of software work at varying speeds, with frontend development benefiting most and research least.
After being archived in 2025, jemalloc is revived as Meta assumes control of the repository and resumes maintenance of the once-stagnant malloc implementation.