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Is generative AI bringing back private clouds? | InfoWorld
Many enterprises are dusting off the private cloud strategies that lost out to the allure of the public cloud. Is this the right move?
Ruby steps toward frozen string literals | InfoWorld
Beginning with Ruby 3.4.0, string literals in files without a frozen_string_literal comment will behave as if they were frozen.
IBM builds out Qiskit quantum computing platform | InfoWorld
IBM is extending its quantum development software into a full stack that includes middleware, serverless functions, and AI coding assistance.
Comparing Java objects with equals() and hashcode() | InfoWorld
What is the contract between equals() and hashcode()? Learn how these methods work together when comparing Java objects.
Designing and developing APIs with TypeSpec | InfoWorld
Microsoft’s Concise API Design Language has a new name and a larger role to play in building REST, OpenAPI, gRPC, and other services.
SQL at 50: What’s next for the structured query language? | InfoWorld
Even if generative AI hides SQL behind the curtain, it will continue to play a critical role in how we interact with and use data.
Google pitches WebAssembly for Flutter, Dart | InfoWorld
Google announces Flutter 3.22 and Dart 3.4 releases, focused on WebAssembly improvements and integration.
Take advantage of user-defined variables in JavaScript | InfoWorld
As with all programming languages, JavaScript relies heavily on
user-defined variables. But unlike many languages -- including Java
-- JavaScript's system of variables is simplified, so that even
users with minimal programming experience can immediately use them.
JavaScript doesn't impose strict data formats or types for its
variables, which can greatly simplify programming. However, just
because JavaScript's variables are easy to use doesn't mean they
lack power. (3,100 words)
DuckDB: The tiny but powerful analytics database | InfoWorld
You don't need big, bulky tools to do columnar data analytics. DuckDB fits a powerful analytics database into a tool light enough to run on your laptop.
Google unveils PaliGemma, announces Gemma 2 | InfoWorld
PaliGemma is an open vision-language model designed for tasks such as image captioning, visual question answering, and object detection.
Angular 18 will arrive next week | InfoWorld
The next major version of Google’s web framework will move deferred views and built-in control flow from developer preview to stable.
Need GPUs? Take a look at microclouds | InfoWorld
There’s definitely more uncertainty in going with a microcloud provider, but choosing a smaller company for your GPU services may pay off big in the end.
7 application security startups at RSAC 2024 | InfoWorld
VC-backed up-and-comers zero in on devsecops, the software supply chain, and securing the software development life cycle.
Oracle extends support for Java 11, Java on Solaris | InfoWorld
Oracle will support JDK 11 including JDK 11 on Solaris through at least January 2032, the company confirmed in its Java SE Spring 2024 roadmap update.
The limitations of generative AI model fine-tuning and RAG | InfoWorld
Fine-tuning and retrieval augmentation are time-consuming and expensive. A better way of specializing LLMs is on the horizon.
Grafana: Shining a light into Kubernetes clusters | InfoWorld
Grafana creator Torkel Ödegaard traces the open-source project’s journey to help developers visualize what’s going on inside distributed cloud-native infrastructure.
Understanding the generative AI development process | InfoWorld
Developing generative AI applications is very different from developing traditional machine learning applications. These are the steps.
AI coding tools are your interns, not your replacement | InfoWorld
AI can’t replace bad developers because it only works for good developers. Recognizing when code from an LLM will fail requires skill and experience.
Articles by travis van | InfoWorld
Read expert opinions by travis van at InfoWorld.com
Red Hat extends Lightspeed AI to Linux, OpenShift | InfoWorld
Lightspeed will apply generative AI toward automating the operation of OpenShift clusters and Red Hat Enterprise Linux environments.
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