Can System Initiative fix devops?

Let’s face it. Devops hasn’t seen much innovation in recent years, particularly in infrastructure automation. Despite radical shifts in technology, infrastructure automation has remained largely unchanged. Sure, it’s evolved — from on-prem configurations to cloud and...

Why LLMs demand a new approach to authorization

Large language models (LLMs) have quickly evolved from novelty chatbots to sophisticated agentic AI systems that act on our behalf. Unlike traditional software, these AI agents don’t follow rigid, predefined instructions. They interpret our intent and make autonomous...

Why zero CVEs makes zero sense

If a vendor tells you it can enable zero CVEs (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures), you should run, not walk, away. Not only is it impossible to get to zero CVEs, there’s really no need to even try. In fact, the very act of trying to achieve zero CVEs could actually...

Visual Studio Code bolsters Copilot Chat, MCP support

The latest update to Visual Studio Code, Microsoft’s mostly-open-source code editor, brings several new capabilities to GitHub Copilot Chat and puts the finishing touches on support for the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Alongside the VS Code update, Microsoft has...

Retirement: Azure AI Speaker Recognition

Beginning on September 30, 2025, Azure AI Speaker Recognition will be retired, and your applications will no longer be able to access its APIs.To continue providing speaker verification and/or speaker identification capabilities in your applications, we r

TypeScript 5.9 supports deferred module evaluation

TypeScript 5.9, an update to Microsoft’s JavaScript superset with syntax for types, has arrived in beta, bringing support for the ECMAScript 2005’s deferred module evaluation. Announced July 8, TypeScript 5.9 also offers capabilities such as a preview of expandable...