In the first episode, Matt White, head of the PyTorch Foundation, talks about OpenMDW, a new open source license for AI models.

Talos Linux, developed by Sidero Labs, is a Linux distro built for Kubernetes with SSH access disabled and built-in security.

The service builds a real-time contextual map of your codebase, APIs and cloud infrastructure, so that it can scan for flaws and other issues.

Letting developers automate infrastructure based on app code, while using their preferred tools, can help companies scale at the speed of AI, said Nitric's CEO in this episode of TNS Makers.

Code review bottlenecks can be eased by automating code review with LLMs, Harjot Gill, founder of CodeRabbit, says in this episode of The New Stack Makers.

Along with agentic AI and big news on the hardware scene, the discussions at GCN also covered some of the existing cloud native technologies like Kubernetes and the tooling around them.

Learn about AI's latest evolutionary advancements — and what's ahead — from Kevin Laughridge of Deloitte in this episode of The New Stack Makers.

Aja Hammerly, Google's director of developer relations, explores the difference between DevEx AI and DevEx for AI in this episode of The New Stack Makers.

Google's Chelsie Czop talks about its Ironwood TPU, building hardware for models that are changing at an ever increasing speed and more.

Google's Bobby Allen chats with Frederic Lardinois about AI in the cloud during the Google Cloud Next conference.