Data centers, networks and the cloud underneath everything. What runs production, and what happens when it stops.
The French AI startup raised €3 billion to build beyond just open-weight models, investing heavily in compute and infrastructure to reduce concentration in the AI sector.
PostgreSQL handles most workloads capably until data volume reaches critical thresholds. Time-series and high-ingest scenarios eventually collide with index bloat, vacuum costs, and query planner degradation—forcing teams to choose between rearchitecting or replacing the database entirely.
As IPv6 allocation for space-based networks looms, the internet community faces fundamental questions about registration, routing and jurisdiction that terrestrial infrastructure never had to solve. Remco van Mook argues the time to design these systems is before they launch.
Amazon EBS Volume Clones now supports creating point-in-time copies across AWS accounts, enabling organizations to safely refresh development and test environments while keeping production data isolated.
Three major subsea fiber routes serving Western Australia went offline simultaneously in mid-2026, eliminating all direct low-latency capacity to Southeast Asia and forcing traffic onto congested terrestrial and transpacific alternatives.
The two organizations have signed a memorandum of understanding to boost deployment of RPKI and IPv6 technologies across India's network operators and enterprises through technical training and infrastructure improvements.
A systems administrator's wake-up call: running self-hosted DNS filtering at home revealed that critical infrastructure, once working, becomes invisible—and dangerously fragile without proper redundancy and testing.
Cloudflare has announced a suite of new capabilities designed to protect internal applications, synchronize bot policies, and enable organizations to thrive in an agent-driven internet.
