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Cloud, data, security and the technical foundations businesses increasingly depend on.
DATABASES
DoltHub has announced DoltLite, a SQLite fork positioned around Git-style version control. The beta’s most notable development detail: its creators say it was built through roughly 2,000 agent-generated pull requests.
OBSERVABILITY
A newly surfaced engineering write-up points to continued interest in bringing OpenTelemetry log instrumentation into Rails applications. The available source material does not disclose the implementation details.
Cloud Infrastructure
Amazon’s new R9g and R9gd EC2 instances bring Graviton5 processors to memory-optimized workloads, with AWS claiming up to 25% better compute performance than the prior R8g generation.
Healthcare cybersecurity
The healthcare distributor says it was hacked and expects intermittent service degradation. Hackers claim they stole millions of patient records, a claim not independently verified in the company’s statement.
AWS Weekly Roundup
AWS has signed an agreement to acquire DuckLabs, the Amsterdam-based company behind DuckDB. For data teams, the notable detail is that DuckDB is set to remain open source under its independent foundation.
Robotics infrastructure
HFlow is an open-source SDK for turning synchronized robot recordings into standardized, quality-checked, reproducible datasets.