BMC Advances Business-Driven Automation and Mainframe Transformation with AI-Powered Innovations
BMC today announced AI innovations updates across its Control-M and BMC AMI portfolios to simplify workflow creation, automate issue resolution, act on expert mainframe knowledge, and more. New AI capabilities and innovations include: AI Workflow Creator – Gen AI copilot for guided workflow design BMC continues to close the gap between IT and business users, empowering … continue reading
Harness introduces Human-Aware Change Agent for its AI SRE unified response system.
A human-aware change agent that has been created to use the insight of people to drive automated incident investigation has been released by software delivery platform provider Harness as a part of its AI SRE unified response system. While most AI approaches to software reliability involve the use of logs, metrics, traces and anomaly detectors, … continue reading
AI Governance is the Next IT Battleground
AI has moved decisively from experimentation to execution. It now sits at the core of enterprise transformation strategies, reshaping how organizations think about performance, resilience, risk, and accountability. As AI becomes operational rather than exploratory, governance has emerged as the defining priority for IT and cloud infrastructure leaders tasked with running the digital backbone of … continue reading
Battery Data Alliance Project Announces The Battery Data Format (BDF): A New Open Standard for Battery Data Interoperability
LF Energy, the open source foundation accelerating the energy transition, today announced that its Battery Data Alliance (BDA) project has released the Battery Data Format (BDF), an open, community-driven standard designed to bring order, interoperability, and transparency to the rapidly growing world of battery data. BDF defines a consistent structure for experimental, simulation, and metadata-rich battery … continue reading
LogicMonitor: Autonomous IT is closer than we think
Advanced observability and monitoring hold the key to autonomous IT, according to a summary of findings fron the 2026 Observability and AI Outlook for IT Leaders report from LogicMonitor. The monitoring of an enormous number of metrics, logs and alerts, coupled with the expanse of infrastructure beyond the data center into multiple cloud environments, has … continue reading
Coralogix Announces U.S. Department of Education Sponsorship for FedRAMP Authorization
BOSTON – Coralogix, the leading full-stack observability platform, has announced that the U.S. Department of Education’s Federal Student Aid will serve as the official sponsoring agency for the company’s pursuit of a FedRAMP Moderate authorization. Coralogix will be the first AI observability platform to achieve this milestone. Upon earning this certification, Coralogix will be approved to provide U.S. … continue reading
Snowflake to acquire Observe to improve its ITOM position, help customers proactively troubleshoot issues
AI data cloud company Snowflake today said it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Observe, a leader in AI-powered observability. The acquisition will integrate Observe’s platform directly into Snowflake, expanding that company’s capabilities in the IT operations management market, valued at more than $50 billion, according to Gartner research. The combination of Observe’s AI Site … continue reading
IT Operations and Management predictions for 2026
Advancements in artificial intelligence in 2025 marked a seismic shift in how organizations can use the tools to automate IT processes, predict network interruptions and identify and remediate issues that could lead to poor performance, or worse, cybersecurity breaches. This article includes the thoughts of industry leaders as to what we might expect moving into … continue reading
Meet the Unsung Hero of Digital Success
When outages hit, everyone blames the app, the cloud, or the firewall because that’s what users can see. Often, the real culprit is the network, specifically core network services such as DNS. Every service is reliant on DNS and a well-defined IP address space. When core services aren’t resilient and centrally managed, organizations struggle to … continue reading
When “Good Enough” Isn’t: The Danger of Sampling in Observability
Modern observability is meant to give engineering teams a clear view into their systems. That’s not actually happening. Instead, many can only see fragments of what is happening inside their applications, yet they’re paying more than ever for that “privilege.” It starts to make sense when you understand how much data is now created and … continue reading
The power of hybrid virtualization: Combining VMs and containers for resilient edge and enterprise IT
Containerization and virtualization are transformative technologies, each with unique strengths. When combined, they unlock unparalleled potential for edge environments, enabling businesses to achieve greater efficiency, resilience, and scalability. To better understand their unique strengths, Rudy de Anda, head of strategic alliances at Penguin Solutions, explains their complementary roles. Virtual machines (VMs) are good when it … continue reading
Nutanix Expands Capabilities for Distributed Sovereign Clouds
Orchestrated life cycle management and stronger security for sovereignty-aligned architectures are among new capabilities Nutanix announced today in its Nutanix Cloud Platform (NCP). These new capabilities, the company said in its announcement, are designed to expand the choices customers can make as to how they run and govern their infrastructure, with a focus on … continue reading
BellSoft’s Hardened Images Set New Standard for Container Security
San Jose, California — BellSoft, the OpenJDK vendor delivering the most complete Java experience, has announced Hardened Images, a tool for enhancing the security and compliance of containerized applications in Kubernetes. Two-thirds of organizations experienced a container security incident in the past year. The challenge runs deeper than misconfigurations, it’s rooted in the software supply chain … continue reading
Reducing engineer burnout through unified identity
Not long ago, engineering teams mainly focused on building and running systems. That was the job. But if you look at the average engineer’s job role today, it’s a very different picture. The average tech stack has expanded massively, to include multiple clouds, clusters, databases, and environments, not to mention a growing number of tools, … continue reading
