LogicMonitor Defines the Autonomous IT Era
LogicMonitor, the AI-first platform for Autonomous IT, today announced a major expansion of its unified platform, strengthening the operational foundation for Autonomous IT. Enterprise systems now span infrastructure, cloud, SaaS, Internet dependencies, applications, and digital experience. They generate more signals than teams can interpret and move faster than manual response can match. Most organizations are … continue reading
Why General-Purpose Agentic AI Breaks Down in Cloud-Native Infrastructure
Agentic AI is becoming table stakes in SRE workflows, helping with incident triage, surfacing root causes, and summarizing what changed before a failure. According to Gartner, by 2029, 85% of enterprises will use AI SRE tooling to optimize operations in order to meet organizational and customer reliability demands. This will increase from less than 5% … continue reading
Google Cloud Next 26 news roundup: April 23, 2026
Broadcom Expands Collaboration with Google Cloud on Cloud Network Insights Broadcom Inc. is expanding its work with Google Cloud on their new Cloud Network Insights service enabled by AppNeta by Broadcom. Cloud Network Insights provides end-to-end network observability to help organizations manage application and network experience, detect issues and diagnose root cause across complex, multi-cloud, hybrid and agentic environments. … continue reading
groundcover Expands AI Observability to Support Agentic Workflows in Google Cloud
San Francisco, CA – groundcover, the leading bring-your-own-cloud (BYOC) observability platform, today announced a major expansion of its AI Observability capability, adding native support for agentic AI systems fully compatible with Google Vertex AI. The update is automatically available to all groundcover customers at no additional cost and allows users to trace every LLM interaction. With this … continue reading
Cast AI’s 2026 State of Kubernetes Optimization Report Reveals GPU Utilization at 5%
Automation platform provider Cast AI, today released its 2026 State of Kubernetes Optimization Report, a comprehensive analysis of GPU, CPU, and memory utilization across non-optimized Kubernetes clusters. Drawing on data from tens of thousands of clusters, the report delivers a clear and urgent message: GPUs are poorly utilized at 5%, despite their cost. The efficiency … continue reading
IBM Announces New Cybersecurity Measures to Help Enterprises Confront Agentic Attacks
ARMONK, N.Y. — IBM has announced new cybersecurity measures designed to help organizations counter a new generation of cyber threats as attackers begin weaponizing frontier AI models. Attackers are already using frontier AI models to accelerate every phase of the attack lifecycle. These models represent a step change in offensive capability, which can dramatically lower the … continue reading
The GPU Shortage Is Partly Self-Inflicted
Last quarter I helped a large enterprise size a GPU cluster for real-time LLM inference. We profiled the workload and found a glaring inefficiency: the H100s hit 92% utilization for about 200 milliseconds per request during prompt processing, then cratered to 30% for the next 3–9 seconds while generating output tokens. Those GPUs were expensive … continue reading
Building the Playbook for Cost Optimization in Citrix and DaaS Environments
Enterprise IT leaders are under sustained financial pressure. Infrastructure costs are rising. Licensing models are shifting. Cloud consumption is under scrutiny. At the same time, user expectations for seamless digital experiences continue to climb. In this environment, end user computing (EUC) is no longer just an operational function. It is a strategic lever for cost … continue reading
Distributed Systems as a Strategic Tool for Solving Complex Business Problems
Most people think of distributed systems as an engineering concern. Load balancing. Replication. Partition tolerance—latency management. But in reality, distributed systems are often the invisible backbone behind major business breakthroughs. When designed intentionally, they do more than scale traffic. They unlock new capabilities, reduce operational risk, and simplify business challenges that would otherwise be unmanageable. … continue reading
Dynatrace to Acquire Bindplane to Establish Telemetry Pipelines for AI and Cloud‑Native Observability
BOSTON — Observability platform provider Dynatrace today announced it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Bindplane, a company whose open-standards-based telemetry pipeline helps organizations capture and manage data at scale. As cloud‑native architectures and AI‑driven development accelerate, organizations are seeing rapid growth in telemetry – the operational signals that show what’s happening inside digital systems. Telemetry pipelines … continue reading
When the Network Gets Blamed—Patient Care Suffers
A radiologist reviewing a patient’s case needs immediate access to imaging files. A clinician preparing for an appointment must be able to open a patient’s Electronic Health Record (EHR) without delay. A surgeon in a remote location relies on an uninterrupted connection to join a critical telehealth consultation. In each case, the underlying network infrastructure … continue reading
Will Kubernetes Become the Standard for AI Workloads?
The answer, of course, is that it depends. But the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) announced some major steps forward toward this goal at the KubeCom Europe conference last week in Amsterdam. This was the biggest KubeCon ever with about 13,500 attendees, representing an 8% growth over last year, reflecting CNCF’s extraordinary success in establishing … continue reading
Permiso Security Launches SandyClaw, a Sandbox for AI Agent Skills
PALO ALTO – Permiso Security, the unified identity security platform, today announced SandyClaw, the first dynamic analysis platform for AI agent skills. SandyClaw executes skills in a sandboxed environment, records every action at the LLM and operating system level, and delivers a verdict backed by multiple detection engines. Permiso platform customers receive unrestricted access. AI … continue reading
Credential Management: The Hidden Production Bottleneck for Agentic AI on Kubernetes
Agentic AI has moved from experimental curiosity to a production imperative. Organizations are deploying AI agents that don’t just answer questions but take actions: querying databases, updating records, orchestrating workflows, and provisioning infrastructure. These systems are no longer confined to innovation labs and are increasingly embedded in core business operations. The question is no longer … continue reading
