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Docker has embedded the Model Context Protocol into Docker Hub and Desktop, growing its MCP Catalog to 270-plus servers and shipping experimental Dynamic MCP for agents that discover tools at runtime.
The ISO C++ committee meets in London on March 23 to finalize C++26, which introduces compile-time reflection, design-by-contract annotations, the std::execution async framework, and standardized SIMD types in the language's most ambitious revision since C++11.
The Cloud Native Computing Foundation has graduated Dragonfly to its highest maturity level, recognizing the peer-to-peer distribution system's role in scaling container and AI workloads across production environments at Alibaba, ByteDance, Datadog, and Intel.
Microsoft ships the final JavaScript-based TypeScript release, overhauling defaults and deprecating legacy options ahead of a Go-powered compiler rewrite in version 7.0.
GitHub's Octoverse data and a new academic study show AI coding tools are creating self-reinforcing adoption cycles that favor typed languages, with TypeScript adding over a million contributors in a single year.
Java 26 ships 10 JEPs including HTTP/3, ahead-of-time caching for all garbage collectors, G1 throughput gains, and the final removal of the Applet API after a five-year deprecation.
HashiCorp's March 31 deadline to kill its legacy free plan is pushing developers toward OpenTofu, Pulumi, and self-hosted alternatives as IBM's ownership tightens access to once-free tools.
Eighteen months after Redis changed its license, Valkey 9.0 has reached one billion requests per second, 346 contributors, and 75 percent of surveyed Redis users eyeing migration.
Deno 2.7 ships stable Temporal date/time API, official Windows ARM builds, npm overrides, and over 40 Node.js compatibility fixes in its February 25 release.
Amazon launched its AWS European Sovereign Cloud in Brandenburg, Germany in January 2026 with €7.8 billion in investment and ~90 services, but legal experts warn the U.S. CLOUD Act may undermine its core sovereignty guarantees.
A RedMonk study of 32 organizations reveals a fragmented policy landscape as projects from cURL to the Linux kernel draw competing lines on AI code.
The community-maintained Ingress NGINX controller goes read-only in March 2026. With no future security patches and four new CVEs disclosed in February, organizations running roughly half of all Kubernetes ingress traffic must now choose between Gateway API and alternative controllers.