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NVIDIA Is Putting Real Skin in the Open AI Game
Open AI requires community-governed infrastructure and companies willing to contribute code, engineering and costly GPU cycles. NVIDIA is doing exactly that ...
The Foundation Was Already Poured
Techstrong's Experts Exchange this October, Cloud Native Now: The AI Stack, and this November's KubeCon in Salt Lake City are both making the same case for cloud native and AI. The argument ...
Alan Shimel | | agent governance, agent identity, agentic AI, AI agents, AI governance, AI infrastructure, AI security, AI stack, AI strategy, AI Workloads, cloud native, cloud native developers, cncf, enterprise AI, GPU scheduling, KubeCon, kubernetes, Kubernetes AI, MLOps, model serving, observability, platform engineering, sigstore, SLSA, software supply chain security
Shattering the Kubernetes Registry Bottleneck: Scaling Enterprise CI/CD With P2P Mesh Architecture
The transition from centralized infrastructure to decentralized topologies is inevitable as compute scales. Relying on a single registry to serve thousands of ephemeral containers is an architectural anti-pattern. ...
Istio Weaves ‘Future-Ready’ Service Mesh for AI
At KubeCon + CNC 2026, Istio unveils Ambient Multicluster and the Gateway API Inference Extension to simplify AI infrastructure. Learn how sidecar-less mesh and agentgateway secure agentic workloads and boost deployment velocity ...
Adrian Bridgwater | | agentgateway, AI infrastructure, AI Workloads, Ambient Multi-cluster, cloud native, cncf, data plane, Gateway API Inference Extension, generative AI, Istio, KubeCon 2026, kubernetes, microservices, Node Proxy, observability, platform engineering, service mesh, Sidecar-less Mesh, traffic management, Waypoint Proxy
CNCF Report: Global Cloud Native Developer Community Nears 20 Million
A report published this week by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) estimates there are now nearly 20 million cloud native application developers, representing 39% of the worldwide developer community. Revealed at ...
Kubernetes Release Cycles and Vendor Support Harbor Freedoms–and Sacrifices
Analysis of the "lag gap" between upstream Kubernetes releases and vendor GA availability, comparing release cadence, support windows, and lifecycle cost tradeoffs across hyperscalers, VMware VCF, and Red Hat OpenShift to guide ...
Jack Wallen | | AWS EKS, Azure AKS, cluster costs, cncf, compliance, DISA STIG, enterprise devops, enterprise Kubernetes, EOL, extended support fees, FedRAMP, FIPS, GA delay, GKE, hyperscalers, innovation velocity, kubernetes, lag gap, lifecycle support, platform choice, Red Hat OpenShift, release cadence, rollback, stability, support window, TCO, upgrade strategy, vendor support, virtualization, VMware VCF
Red Hat Makes Available Supported Version of Podman Desktop Tool for Containers
Red Hat this week made available an enterprise-supported version of the open source Podman tool it created for developing, managing and running containers. James Labocki, senior director of product management for Red ...
CNCF Chief: AI Inference Will Drive Increased Cloud Native Software Consumption
AI inference models are set to drive significant cloud-native software consumption, according to CNCF's executive director. With more AI models on Kubernetes, there's a shift towards backend services without graphical interfaces. While ...
CNCF Survey Surfaces Widespread Adoption of Kubernetes Clusters
A global survey of 628 IT professionals finds a full 82% work in organizations that are running Kubernetes clusters in production environments. Conducted by Linux Foundation Research on behalf of the Cloud ...
Best of 2025: CNCF Survey Surfaces Steady Pace of Increased Cloud-Native Technology Adoption
A survey of 689 IT professionals published this week by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) finds 80% of respondents work for IT organizations that have deployed Kubernetes in a production environment, ...

