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AI‑Driven DevOps Funding, FinOps Cost Standards, Oracle’s AI‑Scale Build, EU Merger Scrutiny...
Vendredi 12 décembre 2025 à 07:50
DevOps Automation & AI Innovation
Harness’s $240 million AI‑native platform round
Harness announced a $240 million Series C raise, valuing the company at $5.5 billion, as reported by DevOps.com. The funding will accelerate its AI‑first delivery platform, which promises to automate testing, deployment, and monitoring across the software pipeline. Analysts note that the infusion underscores a broader shift toward AI‑augmented DevOps practices that aim to reduce cycle times and human error.
DevOps.com
Cloud Cost Management, Compliance & Data Freshness
FinOps Foundation launches FOCUS 1.3 to tighten shared‑resource accounting
The FinOps Foundation released FOCUS 1.3, a specification that adds allocation columns for Kubernetes pods and database instances, a dedicated Contract Commitment dataset, and mandatory timestamps for data completeness, according to SD Times. These enhancements address long‑standing challenges in splitting shared‑resource costs, ensuring contractual visibility, and preventing the use of stale usage data—key steps toward stronger financial compliance and more reliable SRE reporting.
SD Times
Scaling Cloud Infrastructure for AI Workloads
Oracle’s lease commitments surge 150 % to fuel AI‑driven cloud capacity
Oracle disclosed that its total lease commitments have ballooned to $248 billion, with $10 billion earmarked for additional cloud capacity, as highlighted by CNBC. The aggressive expansion is a direct response to soaring enterprise demand for AI services, prompting the company to lock in data‑center space and power to sustain massive compute growth. This move illustrates how leading cloud providers are pre‑investing in physical infrastructure to meet the scalability requirements of next‑gen AI workloads.
CNBC
Regulatory Oversight & Market Implications for Multicloud Ecosystems
European cloud trade group criticizes EU approval of VMware‑Broadcom merger
The European Cloud Trade Group, representing regional cloud providers, challenged the European Commission’s clearance of the VMware‑Broadcom merger, arguing that regulators failed to assess potential price hikes and the merger’s impact on multicloud competition, as reported by The Register. The group warns that the combined entity could leverage its semiconductor and virtualization assets to dominate pricing across the European cloud market, raising concerns about vendor lock‑in and security postures for enterprises seeking diversified cloud strategies.
The Register
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