Osmond Van Hemert

Node.js 16 arrives with native Apple Silicon binaries, V8 9.0 bringing new JavaScript features, and the stabilization of the Timers Promises API that cleans up async timer patterns.

The European Commission has proposed the AI Act, the world’s first comprehensive regulatory framework for artificial intelligence. Here’s what developers and engineering teams need to know.

Codecov’s compromised Bash Uploader script exposed CI/CD secrets for thousands of organizations, highlighting a systemic weakness in how we trust third-party tools in our build pipelines.

Kubernetes 1.21 lands with immutable Secrets and ConfigMaps going stable, CronJobs promoted to GA, and signals that the platform is maturing past its explosive growth phase.

Attackers pushed malicious commits to PHP’s official Git repository, exposing the fragile trust model behind open-source supply chains.

Amazon announces OpenSearch, a fork of Elasticsearch, escalating the most consequential open source licensing battle in years.

NVIDIA’s GTC keynote reveals new hardware and software ambitions that signal where AI infrastructure is heading — and what developers should pay attention to.

A catastrophic fire at OVHcloud’s Strasbourg datacenter destroys thousands of servers and raises hard questions about cloud resilience and backup strategies.

Four zero-day vulnerabilities in Microsoft Exchange Server are being actively exploited at scale, and the fallout is only beginning.

Python’s latest security releases fix critical vulnerabilities and highlight the increasingly professional security posture of the Python ecosystem.

The Texas power grid failure is knocking out data centers and cloud services, offering hard lessons about infrastructure resilience, multi-region architecture, and the physical realities underlying our digital systems.

Three months after the SolarWinds breach disclosure, the full scope is still unfolding and the implications for software supply chain security demand fundamental changes in how we build and deploy software.