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Ferveret styles itself as the pioneer in Adaptive Phase Cooling for AI infrastructure. This software-controlled technology is inspired by advanced heat-transfer principles used in nuclear reactor ...

A recent conversation with Amazon’s S3 chief shows that perhaps we've mis-sold stuff. It should come as no surprise the IT industry always appears to want to seek out a “new solution”. One only has ...

This is a guest post for the Computer Weekly Developer Network by Gabriel James Safar, CEO at Tsuga. Tsuga is a Paris-based cloud-native software company known for its AI-native, ...

This is a guest post for the Computer Weekly Developer Network written by James Sturrock in his capacity as director of systems engineering at Nutanix. Nutanix is known for its hyperconverged cloud ...

This is a guest blogpost by Andreas Krause, Chief Customer Advisory Officer SAP Business AI Platform, EMEA. Many organisations are treating artificial intelligence (AI) like a race they need to win ...

This is a guest post for the Computer Weekly Developer Network written by Jean-Philippe Avelange, CIO, Expereo. Expereo is known for its managed intelligent Internet services, which span SD-WAN, ...

This is a guest post for Computer Weekly Open Source Insider written by Nigel Douglas, head of developer relations at Cloudsmith. Cloudsmith is known for its cloud-native, multi-format package ...

Recently I had the pleasure of sharing a conversation with Ofer Shapiro, CEO & co-founder, Resolight, on the topic of the future of networking – immediate and longer-term - and where photonic ...

Technologists, even the fledgling Generation Z younger ones, are interested in how a data-centric tech company can sustain itself for 50-years, stay relevant for half a century and then emerge from ...

As an itinerant tech conference goer (and commensurately frequent flyer to my eco-footprint-shame), I wear out the following faster than most “normal” people. Shoes (a pair lasts no more than ...

This is a guest post for the Computer Weekly Developer Network written by Jake Kochnowicz, chief business officer at Imagination Technologies. Imagination Technologies is known for its platform ...

In the same week that Nvidia posted yet another record quarter, Bill Gates, co-founder of Microsoft issued a warning about artificial intelligence (AI). Nothing seems to be stopping Jensen Huang, ...

This is a guest post written by Scott McKinnon, UK&I CSO at Palo Alto Networks. McKinnon’s original title for the piece is “Secured at the Edge: What Distributed Compute Means for ...

Nutanix Enterprise AI (NAI) 2.8 is now with us. This is the cloud platform company’s Kubernetes-based platform designed to streamline inference endpoint management, a key part of the toolset that ...

DuckLabs, the development team behind DuckDB, will now become part of Amazon Web Services (AWS). DuckDB is an analytical database system that DevOps practitioners can deploy anywhere (from edge ...

This is a guest post for the Computer Weekly Developer Network written by Shomron Jacob in his role as head of applied machine learning & platform at Iterate.ai, a company known for its private ...

This is a guest post for the Computer Weekly Developer Network written by Kevin Cochrane, chief marketing officer at Vultr. Vultr is known for its technology platform that simplifies the deployment ...

The agentic AI coding boom has brought with a lot of implications, ramifications and more than a couple of frustrations. The frustration factor (as most people will have already worked out) is that ...

The measure of a good product is (I suppose) one that you eventually wear out due to excessive use.  If there’s any truth in that statement, it’s probably why my old Mobile Pixels screen eventually ...

This is a guest post by Christian Reilly, field CTO EMEA at Cloudflare. Cloudflare is known for its global network that provides web security, content delivery and DNS services to speed up and ...

Any time, any place, anywhere… it was the marketing slogan used by Martini back in the 1980s and it might be ripe for re-use some half a century later if the creatives at hybrid data and AI ...

The Computer Weekly Developer Network team is off to IFS Unleashed, held from October 12-16, 2026 at the Orlando World Center Marriott. Never afraid to reinvent and embellish its event taglines on ...

This is a guest blogpost by Claus Jepsen, CTO, Unit4. It won’t surprise you to know that at Unit4 we believe we are ahead of the curve when it comes to AI. I’m sure you’ve heard that from many ...

AI analytics and business intelligence company WisdomAI has this month analysed live production AI application deployments with new research, which suggests enterprise data organisations are ...

This is a guest blogpost by John Bates, the  global CEO of European-headquartered Doxis, in which he argues that the CIO needs to take natural speech interfaces more seriously. I think the first ...

The Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) this month noted the graduation of Kubeflow, a cloud native ecosystem dedicated to standardising data & AI workloads on Kubernetes.  For the ...

The jazzily named Blitzy is an AI-powered autonomous software development platform designed to reverse engineer hundreds of millions of lines of enterprise code, perform reasoning functions across ...

This is a guest post written for the Computer Weekly Developer Network by Robert MacDonald, head of SAP engineering at Avantra Avantra automates, monitors, and secures hybrid SAP landscapes with ...

AI pervades across every industry, every organisation, every technology platform and every application. As such, we must accept that AI permeates throughout every discipline of the software ...

This is a guest post for the Computer Weekly Developer Network written by  Paul Quigley, chief strategic relations officer at Airsys Cooling Technologies. Airsys Cooling Technologies is known for ...

Open source is (of course) the foundation for much of the Internet and the methods underpinning fundamental cybersecurity practices today. Its inherent transparency lets “defenders” verify instead ...

This is a guest post for the Computer Weekly Developer Network written by Moshe Bar, CEO and co-founder Codenotary. Codenotary is known for its open source immutable database software, which ...

Alation (from the French and originating from Latin alatus meaning winged) is known for its AIOS technology - an open, governed, self-improving “intelligence operating system” and its pedigree in ...

The Computer Weekly Developer Network sat down this month with Andrew Lissimore, CEO of Lantern. Lantern is known for its open source PostgreSQL vector database extension and cloud platform, which ...

With the UK in another heatwave and no signs of any rain clouds on the horizon, our once green, green grass, is now a stark, parched landscape resulting from the country’s worst drought. While many ...

This is a guest post for the Computer Weekly Developer Network written by Stuart Hubbard, global senior director, AI and advanced development at Zebra Technologies. Zebra Technologies is known for ...

This article is a guest blog written by Benjy Boxer for Computer Weekly Developer Network in his role as the CEO & Co-founder of Phaze. Phaze provides high-performance remote desktop ...

An application breaks. An AI engine, model, service or application (or all of the above) wrote the code. The AI ran the tests - so the AI is responsible, right? You’re not even close, says Justin ...

This is a guest post for the Computer Weekly Developer Network by Madelyn Olson, Valkey project maintainer and principal engineer for AWS in-memory databases. Known well as a prolific commentator ...

As we know, healthcare and life sciences organisations have invested seriously in AI experimentation. Many argue that 2026 has marked a “shift in focus from AI deployment to enterprise value ...

AWS this month announced vector search in Amazon DynamoDB.  What then, in real terms, is Amazon DynamoDB? Amazon DynamoDB is a zero-infrastructure-management cloud database service designed to ...

Over the last two or three decades, we’ve known Adobe - in developer terms, if not also in the sense of wider enterprise IT stack deployment - for its software developer and engineering work, ...

This is a guest blogpost by Ashwin Rajeeva, Chief Technology Officer, Acceldata. For twenty years, the last line of defence in enterprise data has been a person looking at a number and thinking: ...

Anyone considering what guide rails need to be in place to protect us from rogue AI behaviour, need to read Anthropic’s postmortem of the latest security breach. Three models undergoing ...

This is a guest post for the Computer Weekly Developer Network written by Michael Nelson, cloud & AI GTM director at Microsoft. At Microsoft Azure, the "edge story" is all about turning edge ...

Just a couple of months ago, IBM launched IBM Bob. Bob (which, admittedly, in the UK at least, is difficult to say without invoking Rowan Atkinson’s Bob in Blackadder) in this instance is described ...

Application security has spent many years treating vulnerability detection as the difficult part. AI coding agents are changing that... AI coding agents can review entire codebases and generate ...

If life gives you lemons, make lemonade, or so they say. If life gives you autonomous security attacks, make autonomous security workers… would seem to make sense. Newly fomalised as a working ...

This is a guest post for the Computer Weekly Developer Network written by Keith Basil, edge general manager at SUSE. Basil writes in full as follows...  Edge computing has, in IDC's words, "gone ...

Nimble, an "expert-level" web search platform for AI agents, has announced Web Search Agents, a service which autonomously learns the user’s domain to execute complex web research tasks accurately ...