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AI‑Driven DevOps, Cloud Cost Ops, and Emerging Frameworks Shape 2025 Software Landscape...
Vendredi 12 décembre 2025 à 07:50
DevOps & CI/CD Innovations
Port’s $100M Push to Rival Backstage
Port announced a $100 million Series A round, positioning its platform as a direct competitor to Spotify’s Backstage while adding AI‑agent management capabilities. The funding underscores a growing demand for internal developer portals that integrate AI orchestration into the CI/CD pipeline. TechCrunch highlights the strategic timing as enterprises seek unified tooling for faster delivery.
TechCrunch
Harness Secures $240M to Automate the “After‑Code” Loop
Harness raised a $240 million Series E, led by Goldman Sachs, to expand its AI‑native delivery platform that automates testing, security, and deployment—activities that consume 60‑70 % of engineering time. TechCrunch, The Information, and SD Times all note that Harness aims to close the gap between rapid AI‑generated code and reliable production releases, positioning the platform as a cornerstone of next‑gen DevOps.
TechCrunch
The Information
SD Times
FinOps Foundation Launches FOCUS 1.3 for Precise Cost Allocation
The FinOps Foundation released FOCUS 1.3, adding allocation‑specific columns to track shared‑resource costs such as Kubernetes pods and database instances. SD Times reports that the new specification also introduces contract‑commitment data and provider timestamps, enabling teams to reconcile cloud spend with actual usage and improve budgeting accuracy.
SD Times
Software Architecture Advances
.NET 10 Revamps ASP.NET Core with Blazor and OpenAPI Enhancements
Microsoft’s .NET 10 brings substantial upgrades to ASP.NET Core, including performance‑focused Blazor improvements, richer Minimal API support, and automated OpenAPI generation. InfoQ emphasizes that these changes streamline microservice architecture and reduce boilerplate, giving developers a more cohesive stack for modern cloud‑native applications.
InfoQ
InfoQ Java Trends Report 2025 Highlights JVM Evolution
The InfoQ Java Trends Report 2025 outlines a shift toward Kotlin, Scala, and reactive frameworks within the JVM ecosystem, while also noting increased adoption of cloud‑native Java runtimes. The analysis suggests that enterprise architects are re‑evaluating language choices to balance developer productivity with performance at scale.
InfoQ
Azul’s Acquisition of Payara Expands Enterprise Jakarta EE Portfolio
Azul announced the purchase of Payara, consolidating its enterprise Java offerings and extending support for Jakarta EE‑based applications. SD Times reports that the deal aims to accelerate roadmap development and deliver tighter integration for large‑scale, mission‑critical Java workloads.
SD Times
Cloud & Infrastructure Developments
EU Cloud Trade Group Challenges VMware‑Broadcom Merger Approval
A coalition of European cloud providers argued before the European Commission that the VMware‑Broadcom merger was inadequately scrutinized, warning of potential price hikes and reduced competition. The Register points out that the group believes regulators failed to assess the merger’s impact on cloud service pricing and market dynamics.
The Register
Oracle’s Lease Commitments Surge Amid AI‑Driven Cloud Expansion
Oracle disclosed a near‑150 % increase in lease commitments, now totaling $248 billion, with $10 billion earmarked for cloud capacity to meet soaring AI workloads. CNBC highlights that the massive investment reflects the company’s strategy to scale infrastructure for generative‑AI services.
CNBC
Development Frameworks & Tooling
Ripple Introduces a TypeScript‑First Reactive Front‑End Framework
Ripple, an open‑source framework blending concepts from React, SolidJS, and Svelte, offers a TypeScript‑first, JSX‑like language with fine‑grained reactivity and no virtual DOM. InfoQ notes its AI‑assisted debugging features, positioning Ripple as a contender for developers seeking high‑performance UI without heavyweight abstractions.
InfoQ
Infragistics Open‑Sources Over 50 Ignite UI Components
Infragistics made more than 50 UI components—from grids to calendars—available under an open‑source license, covering Angular, React, Blazor, and Web Components. SD Times reports that the move aims to lower entry barriers while retaining premium offerings for enterprise‑grade needs.
SD Times
VS Code Update Adds Agent HQ and TypeScript 7 Preview
Microsoft’s latest VS Code release introduces Agent HQ, an extensible AI‑agent hub, alongside a preview of TypeScript 7 and the retirement of IntelliCode. DevClass emphasizes that these enhancements streamline AI‑assisted coding workflows, reinforcing VS Code’s dominance as a developer‑centric editor.
DevClass
Software Quality & Testing Insights
New Research Shows AI’s Dual Impact on Development Practices
A study reported by DevClass reveals that generative AI can boost coding speed but may also introduce hidden defects if legacy best‑practice habits are ignored. The research stresses the importance of maintaining rigorous code‑review and testing regimes to harness AI benefits without compromising software quality.
DevClass
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