On August 19, Microsoft announced the fourth generation of its Proxy library, a C++20 toolkit designed to simplify polymorphic programming. Available as an open-source project on GitHub, Proxy 4 provides developers with lightweight
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Amazon Web Services has unveiled a new preview offering called AgentCore, a suite of enterprise-focused tools designed to streamline the creation and management of AI agents, removing much of the heavy lifting involved
Microsoft has introduced AI Dev Gallery, an innovative open-source application designed to help Windows developers seamlessly incorporate AI functionalities into their projects. Currently available as a preview version in the Microsoft Store, this tool aims to simplify AI integration by
Emerging research suggests that the AI processors of the next decade will not only deliver massive performance boosts but also introduce extreme energy demands that could fundamentally alter how data centers are built
Java 25 is shaping up to be a significant milestone for the platform. Scheduled for release in September 2025, this long-term support (LTS) version of the Java Development Kit (JDK) introduces a variety
Microsoft has introduced the AI Dev Gallery, a new open-source tool designed to streamline the integration of artificial intelligence features into Windows applications built with .NET technologies. Highlighted in an announcement on April
Developers now have access to GitHub Copilot Free, an AI-powered programming assistant integrated with Microsoft’s Visual Studio Code (VS Code), requiring only a GitHub account. On December 18, GitHub announced the release of
Overview On December 11, Google unveiled its most advanced AI model to date—Gemini 2.0—marking a significant milestone in the evolution of artificial intelligence for the agentic era. Dubbed the Gemini 2.0 Flash experimental
The upcoming Java Development Kit (JDK) 24 introduces a host of updates aimed at improving functionality, performance, and security. Scheduled for release on March 18, 2025, this non-LTS version builds on its predecessor,
Red Hat has introduced enhancements to its Developer Hub, an advanced internal portal tailored for platform engineering teams. These upgrades include a set of five AI templates designed to help developers create applications
