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Ingress2Gateway Reaches 1.0 With Support for 30+ Annotations as Kubernetes Teams Race to Migrate Off Retired Ingress-NGINX
SIG Network ships the stable release of its migration tool two weeks before Ingress-NGINX was archived, expanding annotation coverage tenfold and introducing behavioral equivalence testing against live clusters.
GCC 16 Nears Release With C++26 Reflection and Contracts, Algol 68 Frontend, and C++20 as the New Default
The GNU Compiler Collection's next major release enters its final regression-fixing phase with early C++26 support, a new Algol 68 frontend, AMD Zen 6 targets, and a long-awaited shift to C++20 as the default C++ dialect.
Iceberg Summit 2026 Draws All Major Cloud Vendors as V3 Adoption Accelerates Across the Data Lakehouse Ecosystem
The third Iceberg Summit in San Francisco brought 70+ sessions and announcements from Snowflake, Google, Dremio, Databricks, and AWS as the open table format's V3 specification reaches production readiness.
OpenTelemetry Profiles Reaches Public Alpha, Establishing Profiling as the Fourth Observability Signal
The OpenTelemetry Profiling SIG has promoted its Profiles signal to public alpha, adding vendor-neutral continuous profiling alongside traces, metrics, and logs. Built on Elastic's donated eBPF agent, the new signal supports over a dozen language runtimes with minimal overhead.
Broadcom Donates Velero to the CNCF Sandbox, Shifting Kubernetes Backup Governance to the Community
Broadcom has contributed Velero, the Kubernetes-native backup and disaster recovery tool with 9,900 GitHub stars, to the CNCF Sandbox after the Technical Oversight Committee approved the proposal filed in February 2026.
Netflix Engineers Detail Graph Abstraction Layer Handling 650 TB of Graph Data at 10 Million Operations Per Second
A three-part Netflix Tech Blog series and subsequent InfoQ coverage reveal how the streaming company built a custom graph platform atop Apache Cassandra and EVCache, bypassing traditional graph databases to serve social graphs, service topology, and real-time distributed graphs at internet scale.
Wasmer Launches Edge.js, a WebAssembly-Sandboxed Node.js Runtime Targeting AI Agent Workloads
The open-source runtime executes Node.js v24 applications inside a WASIX sandbox without Docker, passing 99 percent of the Node.js test suite while trading 5 to 30 percent of native performance for process-level isolation.
LLVM 22 Ships Distributed ThinLTO, Named Loops for C2y, and WebAssembly Debugging in Its Densest Release Yet
LLVM 22.1, released February 24, introduces production-ready Distributed ThinLTO, C2y Named Loops in Clang, LLDB WebAssembly debugging, and support for Intel Nova Lake and Arm C1 processors.
Linux Foundation Launches x402 Foundation With 22 Industry Backers as AI Agent Payment Infrastructure Takes Shape
Coinbase donates its x402 protocol to the Linux Foundation, joining Stripe's competing MPP standard in a race to build the payment layer for autonomous AI agents.
Linux 7.0 Concludes the Rust Experiment, Making the Language a Permanent Part of the Kernel
Linux 7.0, expected in mid-April 2026, formally ends the three-year Rust experiment in the kernel. The decision, reached at the 2025 Maintainers Summit in Tokyo, promotes Rust from experimental status to a core kernel language alongside C and assembly.
Cloudflare Launches EmDash, an Open-Source TypeScript CMS Built to Replace WordPress on the Serverless Edge
Cloudflare has released EmDash v0.1, a full-stack serverless CMS written in TypeScript atop the Astro framework it acquired in January, promising sandboxed plugin isolation, AI-native management via MCP, and MIT licensing as a direct challenge to the 42.5 percent of the web still running WordPress.
Vite 8 Ships With Rust-Based Rolldown Bundler, Replacing Dual-Engine Architecture With Up to 30x Faster Builds
Vite 8.0 replaces its dual esbuild-and-Rollup architecture with Rolldown, a Rust-based bundler delivering 10-30x faster builds. Linear reports build times dropping from 46 to 6 seconds.