SoftwarePlaza IT Magazine

Modern API security explained: why APIs are prime targets, common OWASP risks, runtime protection, AI anomaly detection, and secure-by-default cloud-native design.

A boom in AI infrastructure spending has fueled a global shortage of memory chips, driving up prices, depleting stocks, and straining supply chains for technology and consumer markets.

AWS expands its AI push with Trainium3 UltraServers and future Nvidia NVLink integration as hyperscalers seek scale, efficiency, and alternatives.

Learn how enterprises successfully scale multi-cluster Kubernetes using platform engineering best practices to improve governance, reliability, and operational efficiency.

Learn how Mirantis combines GitOps, chaos engineering, and automated remediation to build self-healing Kubernetes platforms that scale safely and reliably.

Prisma Cloud’s CNAPP advances explain how Kubernetes security shifts from tool sprawl to context-driven risk, runtime prioritization, and continuous compliance.

Secure Kubernetes east–west traffic with service mesh zero trust: mTLS, JWTs, fine-grained API policies, WASM controls, and deep telemetry for detection and response.

Discover how observability data lakes unify telemetry, reduce MTTR, and enable AI-driven, real-time operational insights for proactive and predictive operations.

Learn how Snyk’s container intelligence helps FinOps teams optimize Kubernetes and serverless costs through smarter security, rightsizing, and CI/CD integration.

Discover the top Kubernetes monitoring and observability tools for 2026 along with key selection factors to help you build scalable, intelligent, and future ready cloud native systems.

IBM deepens U.S. quantum research ties, collaborating with four national centres to develop quantum-centric supercomputing, scalable networks, and real-world applications.

Kerim Satirli returns to unpack HashiCorp’s latest: Terraform Stacks, Actions, Search, Infragraph, and Vault Radar, plus AI-agent rise and supply-chain threats like Shi Hulud attack.