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Kernel.org administrator Konstantin Ryabitsev says AI scrapers generate 98% of git.kernel.org's 6 million daily requests, burning more CPU than all legitimate traffic combined.
AWS open-sourced Kiro Crew, an agent-orchestration tool already used internally at Amazon by more than 39,000 developers, under an Apache 2.0 license.
Cloudflare Workers can now accept inbound TCP connections and serve gRPC for the first time since the platform's 2017 launch, in private beta.
Anthropic discussed buying AI chip startup MatX for roughly $7 billion, then walked away; the two sides are now said to be exploring a supply partnership instead.
EvoHarness-RL trains Qwen3-8B to hit 96.9% on ALFWorld, edging out Claude Opus 4.5's 96.4% baseline by rethinking agent memory and state.
A new study finds that curating just 10% of AI coding-agent training trajectories outperforms training on the full dataset, with gains up to 24.2%.
A Rustdoc team member traced a Crater-flagged regression to an expensive impl-inlining pass and shipped four PRs averaging a 33% speedup.
AFP, FBI and WA Police charged a 21-year-old and a 23-year-old over the TeamPCP campaign that compromised 1,000+ organizations through open-source developer tools.
AWS Glue 6.0 launches with 30% lower pricing, complete Apache Iceberg v3 support built on Iceberg 1.11.0, and a modernized Spark 4.1 runtime.
CVE-2026-80590, a bug letting unprivileged users trigger a kernel panic via mismarked IPv4/IPv6 fragments, is fixed across eight stable and longterm kernel releases.
Cursor's principal systems engineer Vicent Martí describes Continuity, a write-ahead-log architecture on S3 that replaces three-phase-commit consensus and powers the Origin hosting platform.
MotherDuck bought Tower Computing Inc., the runtime provider already powering its Flights feature for AI-built data pipelines.