For software developers, nova.amazon.com is more than a model zoo, the company says, it’s the start of a new way to build.

The Open Container Initiative unveiled its technical governance model this week, a big step in the evolution of the nascent coalition of industry leaders and users seeking to establish common ...

JetBrains announces significant enhancements to its AI Assistant coding tool as part of the 2024.2 updates across its full range of Integrated Development Environments (IDEs). The latest version ...

Microsoft wants to empower its customers to lift and shift their Java and Spring workloads to Azure, while also helping them to modernize their application stack with best-in-class enterprise ...

Gavin Newsom vetoed California Senate Bill 1047, the proposed regulation aimed at safeguarding against the misuse of artificial intelligence. Our columnist offers his views on the potential impact, ...

JavaOne is back in the Bay Area as a stand-alone event, with the release of Java 24 in the spotlight. This release isn't an LTS, but it's a statement of intent—a move toward an AI-ready future, ...

Waratek combines a Log4J Vulnerability Scanner and API security in its Java Security Platform to provide users with the ability to scale strategic risk mitigation in the enterprise.

The big news this week for developers was the revelation that the new keeper of the Java flame, Oracle, is getting into bed with IBM on the OpenJDK project. The blogosphere was buzzing with the news, ...

Low-code/no-code AI platform provider Sway AI announces the integration of its namesake offering with Microsoft Azure, giving Azure customers a unique way to build and deploy secure AI and machine ...

The fall elections for 13 open seats on the Java Community Process (JCP) Executive Committee (EC) were held in October, and some new members have joined the august body charged with guiding the ...

InfluxData's new 'Notebooks' allows developers to discuss time series data analyses and trends inside its cloud platform.

The coming year offers both promise and peril for enterprise software developers -- which, of course, is something you can say about every year (every month, for that matter). But I always think it's ...