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GitHub has discontinued support for Gemini 2.5 Pro and Gemini 3 Flash across all Copilot services as of July 31, 2026, requiring users to migrate to alternative supported models.
Enterprise administrators can now assign AI models to specific teams rather than organization-wide, offering finer control over Copilot access for users with Copilot Business or Copilot Enterprise licenses.
Amazon Web Services offers step-by-step guidance for developers to define and deploy cloud infrastructure using the AWS CDK, supporting multiple programming languages and deployment targets.
Anthropic's latest Sonnet-class model has rolled out to GitHub Copilot users, offering strong performance on coding tasks and CLI workflows with competitive latency and efficient prompt-cache handling.
Enterprise administrators can now assign individual AI credit budgets at the cost center level, automatically applying to all members as team membership changes without manual reconfiguration.
Vii Studio says it tests at every step of a build, not only before release. Kernelwire examined what the studio has published about its tooling, its real-time and API work, and what a self-built social-network engine taught it about performance and security.
Gavriel Cohen discovered his own package buried in OpenClaw's bloated codebase and decided to start over, building NanoClaw with containers and security-first architecture to address the original tool's fundamental flaws.
GitHub has expanded its Copilot usage metrics API with a new classification system that segments active users into four adoption phases based on their interaction patterns over a 28-day rolling window.
