The New Era of IT: SUSE’s Vision for AI-Assisted Infrastructure
The complexities of managing numerous Linux systems are giving way to a fundamental shift to make IT operations proactive and automated. To meet this new paradigm, SUSE is unveiling its strategic vision for AI-assisted infrastructure. The core of this shift lies in managing complexity through natural language commands. In SUSE’s vision, Instead of manually combing … continue reading
ScienceLogic updates its Skylar One IT platform
Observability platform provider ScienceLogic today announced the first major update to its flagship Skylar One platform since its rebrand and expansion from SL1 (the ScienceLogic AI Platform). The release delivers deeper network and automated system intelligence for large-scale enterprises and service providers, along with a new user interface and improved visualizations. “Skylar One Juneau is a significant … continue reading
Why Network Observability Must Start Outside the Data Center
Most organizations with network operations today believe they have a good handle on network observability—they’ve progressed past legacy tools and have excellent data collection within the four walls of their data center. They are masters of packets, latency, faults, and performance logs for their internal, managed infrastructure. Yet, when you ask them to assess their … continue reading
KubeCon Roundup: Day 1
Today marks the opening of KubeCon + CloudNativeCon, with a number of events spotlighting several of the projects being advanced under the auspices of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF). The co-located events, being held in Atlanta, include CiliumCon, ArgoCon, BackstageCon, Open Source SecurityCon and more. Many of the sponsors showcasing products at KubeCon have … continue reading
Virtual machines and containers: Better together
In today’s rapidly evolving technological landscape, organizations are constantly seeking ways to optimize their infrastructure for running applications. This often leads to the creation of vertical silos across departments, each with its own compute and application solutions. For instance, a quality control team might deploy an infrastructure to monitor and control quality, while cybersecurity, manufacturing … continue reading
Report: AI gaining momentum in enterprises, but data issues hinder success
Some 98% of companies participating in Broadcom’s “Enterprise AI and the Data Problem” AI adoption survey say they are deploying AI solutions, yet challenges relating to data management, visibility, security and governance are hindering success. “AI is delivering real business value, but it isn’t without its challenges,” Aline Gerew, head of automation for the Agile … continue reading
All IT Work Will Involve AI by 2030, Gartner Survey Finds
AI will dominate IT by 2030, according to a July survey by Garner that found that by 2030, all IT work will be done by humans using AI. It went on to reveal that 75% of the work will be done by people using AI, and 25% will be done by AI alone. At the … continue reading
This Week in AI Updates: Spacelift infrastructure provisioning, Grafana observability updates, ScienceLogic enhancements
Grafana Labs today announced the general availability of Grafana Assistant, a context-aware AI agent, along with the public preview of AI-powered Grafana Assistant Investigations, which extends Grafana Assistant to accelerate multi-step incident investigations. “AI is transforming every part of the software lifecycle, and observability is no exception,” said Tom Wilkie, CTO at Grafana Labs. “With Grafana Assistant … continue reading
Progress Software updates Flowmon ADS (anomaly detection system)
Progress Software today announced the release of Progress Flowmon ADS 12.5, the latest version of its advanced anomaly detection system. Flowmon ADS 12.5 introduces AI-driven capabilities that give deep visibility into the network, enabling organizations to more rapidly detect any threats to the system and improve Mean Time to Repair, as well as for proactive … continue reading
Kubernetes is mature, but organizational operations are not, study finds
While Kubenetes adoption is nearly universal, a new study from Komodor reveals that slow recovery, inflated cloud bills, and customers exposed to outages are pushing up costs and adding to risk. According to Komodor, the key finding is that while Kubernetes is mature, organizational operations are not. “Organizations have made Kubernetes their standard, but our … continue reading
Solo.io announces kagent enterprise
Context. It’s become a critical piece that organizations need to get the most of out agentic AI efforts. When looking at cloud native application delivery, Kubernetes is the gold standard, but according to AI platform provider Solo.io, it doesn’t have the contextual awareness necessary for all that’s needed to run AI applications securely and at … continue reading
This Week in AI Updates: F5 acquires CalypsoAI; CIQ-NVIDIA collaboration (September 12, 2025)
F5 has announced its intent to acquire enterprise AI security company CalypsoAI, whose award-winning platform brings real-time threat defense, red teaming at scale, and data security to enterprises racing to deploy generative and agentic AI. These capabilities will be integrated into the F5 Application Delivery and Security Platform (ADSP) to create the most complete solution … continue reading
