The team behind the Deno JavaScript runtime is joining Cloudflare to make its Workers platform easier to self-host. Deno said it will end development of the runtime after a year, shut Deno Deploy in six months and keep the code open source.
IDC Frontier says customer data in four zones of its IDCF Cloud East Japan Region 1 will be difficult to recover after a ransomware attack that began on 7 October. Customers should restore from their own backups. 495 businesses and local governments are affected.
The Netherlands' tax and customs administration has dropped its move to Microsoft 365. Mail and calendars go to its own servers in 2027, and European open-source tools follow for storage and collaboration.
Logical qubit counts moved from single digits to around a hundred. That does not make a useful machine, and it changes the timetable for everything downstream.
The largest purchasers of AI accelerators are now shipping their own silicon at volume, which changes the negotiation more than the benchmark.
Companies are moving steady, predictable workloads to owned infrastructure while keeping the cloud for everything spiky, and both sides claim vindication.
Telemetry costs growing faster than the systems they watch have made data pipelines a budget line worth re-architecting.
Dozens of specialist providers rented scarce accelerators at premium prices; falling scarcity is now sorting operators from arbitrageurs.
Service accounts, API keys, and agent credentials now outnumber human identities many times over, and governance is racing the growth.
Internal developer platforms with paved paths and self-service infrastructure have moved from big-tech pattern to mainstream expectation.