Data centers, networks and the cloud underneath everything. What runs production, and what happens when it stops.
Cloud infrastructure provider Nscale has secured a definitive agreement to buy Anyscale, the AI workload scaling platform, raising questions about whether cloud-agnostic AI software can maintain vendor neutrality when bundled with GPU resources.
Cloudflare has published a series of announcements covering internet outages tracked during the second quarter of 2026, security product releases, and details on recent service disruptions.
OpenAI has cut API prices for two of its newest models just three weeks after their debut, with one variant dropping 80% in cost. The aggressive pricing move reflects intensifying competition and infrastructure improvements that are reshaping how AI vendors compete on economics.
A decade of DNS measurements across the Internet's top million domains reveals email's rapid shift toward Google and Microsoft, widespread DMARC adoption without enforcement, and a vast unmeasured tail of regional and independent mail operators.
Cloud migration involves transferring digital assets, applications, and IT resources from on-premises infrastructure to cloud environments. Organizations adopt various migration strategies and approaches depending on their business needs, technical requirements, and transformation goals.
A new workshop series demonstrates how independent software vendors can leverage Amazon AppStream 2.0 to deliver applications across devices, create SaaS offerings, and support customer cloud migrations.
GitHub has rolled out single-vCPU Linux runners for GitHub Actions in public preview, offering a cost-effective option for teams running automation and lightweight workloads.
Amazon Web Services has launched an invitation-only program designed to help early- to mid-stage venture-backed startups accelerate product development, marketing, and sales through dedicated partner resources and AWS expertise.
