AI and IoT: How do the internet of things and AI work together?
IoT and AI are two of the hottest topics in tech, which is a good reason why enterprise technologists must understand them. The two technologies can be highly symbiotic, but the most significant opportunities might lie in using them together, so it’s critical to plan how they can support each other to benefit enterprise […]
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Rust 1.88 adds support for naked functions
With Rust 1.88, the cfg predicate language now backs Boolean literals, true and false, acting as a configuration that is always enabled or disabled. This works in Rust conditional compilation with cfgand cfg_attr attributes, in the built-in cfg! macro, and in Cargo [target] tables in both configuration and manifests, the Rust team said. Previously, empty predicate […]
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Ktor adds dependency injection and HTMX modules
JetBrains has released Ktor 3.2.0, an update to the Kotlin-based framework for building asynchronous applications that brings modules for dependency injection and HTMX and automatic deserialization of configuration files into data classes, among other new capabilities. Unveiled June 19, Ktor 3.2.0 also offers tools updates and performance improvements for different platforms. Instructions for getting started […]
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Eclipse Foundation releases Jakarta EE 11
The Jakarta EE 11 release builds on previous Core Profile (December 2024) and Web Profile (March 2025) versions and represents a significant advancement in simplifying enterprise Java for cloud-native development, Eclipse said. Microsoft and Red Hat were among the companies that participated in the development of the release. “Our collaboration with esteemed partners IBM, Red […]
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Google unveils Gemini CLI for developers
Google has introduced Gemini CLI, an open-source AI agent that brings Gemini AI capabilities right to a developer’s terminal. Unveiled June 25, Gemini CLI is a command-line AI workflow tool that connects to a developer’s tools, understands the developer’s code, and accelerates the developer’s workflow. Gemini CLI gives developers a direct path from their prompt […]
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Top 12 most commonly used IoT protocols and standards
There were 18.8 billion IoT connections in 2024, according to market research firm IoT Analytics. And researchers there estimated the number of IoT connections will swell to 41.1 billion by 2030. The availability and expansion of IoT protocols, along with 5G and low-power WANs, drive and support much of that growth. Why are IoT protocols […]
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LLMs aren’t enough for real-world, real-time projects
And let’s not overlook enterprise risk management. Suppose a group of business users asks an LLM, “What are the biggest financial risks for our business next year?” The model might confidently generate an answer based on past economic downturns. However, it lacks real-time awareness of macroeconomic shifts, government regulations, or industry-specific risks. It also lacks […]
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Devops debt: The hidden tax on innovation
Our report shows that forward-thinking organizations are already addressing this: 38% have implemented new internal rules for cloud instance usage, 35% are using more efficient compute instances and processors, and 24% have adopted high-performance JDKs specifically to enhance performance and reduce costs. The most successful organizations are implementing cross-functional finops teams with representation from engineering, […]
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Amazon Bedrock faces revamp pressure amid rising enterprise demands
While the cloud services provider did release Strands Agents, an open-source AI Agents SDK last month, Google’s ADK and Microsoft’s AutoGen, which were released earlier, have “already set a high bar for open source, developer-centric software for agent creation and is more widely adopted,” said Igor Beninca, data science manager at Indicium — a AI […]
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Java 25 to change Windows file operation behaviors
As part of a quality outreach, some changes are coming in the planned Java 25 release with regard to file operations on Windows. The File.delete command will no longer delete read-only files on Windows, and file operations on a path with a trailing space in a directory or file name will now fail consistently on […]
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