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Node.js 26 is promoted to Active LTS on October 28, 2026 and is supported until April 30, 2029. Here is what changes from Node.js 24, what happens to 24 and 22, and how to upgrade.
Enterprises that prototype AI applications on developer-friendly databases often face costly re-platforming when moving to production. pgEdge's leadership argues that selecting infrastructure built for both stages from the start eliminates this expensive transition.
A joint IDC and Lenovo study finds that the vast majority of AI proof-of-concept projects never reach production. Experts at Dedicatted explain the operational, technical and organizational barriers—and how to overcome them.
The container security firm introduced Harness, which deploys frontier AI models to detect exploitable flaws that traditional scanners overlook, alongside three additional products designed to secure coding agent workflows.
Munich startup Spranic is developing a spatial memory system that records how physical environments change, helping robots understand their surroundings across multiple tasks through knowledge graphs.
Google's latest flagship model becomes available on the Gemini API with a unified 1 million token limit and introductory rates of $2 per million input tokens and $10 per million output tokens through November 30.
At Open Source Summit Europe 2026, openEuler's leadership outlined an ambitious redesign of the Linux kernel to treat tightly interconnected AI infrastructure as a single logical system rather than separate servers.
The studio has pushed back its unnamed Disney franchise game and is shifting its workforce toward an AI-first production model, according to reporting from Bloomberg.
