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AWS is finally closing the gap for developers who want OpenAI models without leaving the Amazon ecosystem. Speaking at an The post AWS lands OpenAI on Bedrock, but Trainium is the real story appeared first on The New Stack .
It was a Tuesday afternoon. Terraform plan came back clean. No changes. I double-checked, because the last few deploys had The post Why Terraform is green when your cloud is broken appeared first on The New Stack .
ChatGPT creator OpenAI and Microsoft announced on Monday a reworking of their joint partnership agreements. The repositioning by both companies The post Microsoft-OpenAI rewrite opens the door for Anthropic and Google appeared first on The New Stack .
Someone posted a question in Slack that seemed straightforward: What are we actually running across both cloud environments? Not what The post The one Slack message that proved our elite engineering team was flying blind appeared first on The New Stack .
The core problem in AI security right now is that attackers are using AI models to find and exploit zero-day The post Google wants AI defense to be as fast as AI offense appeared first on The New Stack .
On Monday, Amazon and Anthropic announced a new agreement under which Anthropic commits to investing more than $100 billion in The post Amazon and Anthropic deepen AI ties with a $100B AWS commitment appeared first on The New Stack .
Supermetal recently added Iceberg sink support, and I wanted to take it for a spin. A couple of months ago, The post Postgres to Iceberg in 13 minutes: How Supermetal compares to Flink, Kafka Connect, and Spark appeared first on The New Stack .
A database is like a water heater. When all is well, it just does its job in the background. You The post Why “good enough” cloud databases are becoming a business risk appeared first on The New Stack .
Amazon S3 can now be a file system. On Monday, AWS launched a new S3 feature called S3 Files that The post Amazon S3 Files gives the world’s biggest object store a file system appeared first on The New Stack .
Organizations looking to scale their AI workloads and infrastructure on Kubernetes were largely limited to expensive hyperscaler options. As DevOps The post SUSE Rancher and Vultr want to break AI infrastructure free from the hyperscalers appeared first on The New Stack .
Vultr is using Nvidia GPUs and AI agents like OpenClaw to automate infrastructure setup for developers — and says the The post Vultr says its Nvidia-powered AI infrastructure costs 50% to 90% less than hyperscalers appeared first on The New Stack .