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Anthropic says it has acquired Bun, a high-performance JavaScript toolkit, to turbocharge its artificial intelligence (AI) coding capabilities — further underscoring a significant push into developer tooling as it scales Claude Code, its code-generation platform. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed, but Anthropic emphasized that Bun will remain open source and MIT-licensed. The

Agentic AI transforms observability by using autonomous agents to analyze telemetry, detect issues, and execute fixes—cutting MTTR and eliminating manual SRE toil.

A malicious Rust package that was found to be downloading payloads aimed at stealing cryptocurrency was removed from the crates.io Rust package registry, along with another package by the same author that appeared benign but was dependent on the first. The crates.io team removed both packages this week after security researchers with Socket alerted it

Harness this week extended its alliance with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to integrate their respective artificial intelligence (AI) agents to automate DevOps workflows. Announced at the AWS re:Invent 2025 conference, Harness is now integrating the Model Context Protocol (MCP) server it added to its continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) platform with the Kiro AI coding tool

AI-powered tools and coding assistants have become popular and widely used among software developers for several reasons. They promise to deliver not only speed and comfort but also a tool for filling knowledge gaps in engineering teams that are short on time and resources. You can leverage such tools to generate code that handles complex

Amazon Web Services (AWS) today at its re:Invent 2025 conference extended its Kiro artificial intelligence (AI) tool to provide access to a set of agents that have been trained to trigger specific actions as they observe the way code is being created. Adnan Ijaz, director of project management for Kiro at AWS, said these specialized

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Platforms, paradigms, processes and processing itself all evolve. Because the information technology industry crosses from one chasm to another on an apparently endless loop of perpetual change, applications and wider systems need to be almost continually modernized. Amazon Web Services wants to enable that process with AWS Transform, a service that now ships with new