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AI’s next enterprise risk is generated sprawl

For years, technical debt was one of the most useful concepts in software. It gave technology leaders a simple way to describe a familiar trade-off: a team could build quickly by cutting corners and making compromises but would eventually come back to clean things up. The debt incurred had to be repaid – that was the expectation. At some point, someone had to refactor the code, document the system, upgrade the architecture or fix the shortcuts that made speed possible.

That’s not happening with AI.

AI has changed the nature of risk in software development because generation is so easy. It’s easy to create another app or another agent. It’s easy to change a prompt, add a data source, duplicate a workflow or push something into use because it seems to work. But the much harder work is deciding what should exist, who owns it, how it changes and what...

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Apple weighs its first server since the Xserve, and as always, Nvidia may hold the key

* Reports claim Apple is weighing an as-yet-unapproved enterprise AI server with two or four M8 Ultra chips, targeting 2029 * Apple is considering using Nvidia's NVLink Fusion to link the chips, with Thunderbolt-based Mac clustering falling short of data center bandwidth requirements * The move comes as demand continues to

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AWS Gives You Tools to Cut S3 Costs but Monitoring Has a Price

It's easy to create an S3 bucket, let objects pile up, and watch everything sit comfortably in the Standard class whether it's accessed a thousand times a day or has been its fourth abandonment anniversary. However, AWS gives you the tools to figure out where your

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Nobody actually writes Best regards

There is a small, recurring moment of social panic at the bottom of every email you write. You have said the thing. Now you have to decide who you are. Best? Best regards? Thanks? Your name, alone, like a man leaving a note on a windshield? Nothing at all? Plenty

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Choosing Between AWS Secrets Manager and Parameter Store

Every application has its secrets (database passwords, API keys, tokens, etc.), and they need to live somewhere that isn't a plaintext file committed to Git (please, don't). For those familiar with AWS, the first thought that comes to mind is to go with Secrets Manager to

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Apple weighs its first server since the Xserve, and as always, Nvidia may hold the key

AWS Gives You Tools to Cut S3 Costs but Monitoring Has a Price

Nobody actually writes Best regards

Choosing Between AWS Secrets Manager and Parameter Store