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Dimanche 14 décembre 2025 à 06:50
Software Development & Open‑Source Practices
GNOME bans AI‑generated extensions
The GNOME Foundation has tightened its extension policy, explicitly forbidding contributions that contain AI‑generated code. Both XDA Developers and Phoronix note that the new guideline aims to preserve code quality and maintainability across the ecosystem, warning that while large language models can accelerate prototyping, the resulting code often lacks the robustness required for production releases.
XDA Developers
Phoronix
Docker‑based FileWizard streamlines private file conversion
A developer highlighted FileWizard, a self‑hosted Docker container that consolidates PDF, image, and video conversion tasks into a single, secure service. XDA Developers reports that the tool eliminates reliance on ad‑laden web services, offering faster processing and full control over sensitive data—a practical illustration of containerization improving workflow efficiency.
XDA Developers
Raspberry Pi Imager 2.0 simplifies OS deployment
The latest Raspberry Pi Imager 2.0 introduces a revamped UI and clearer step‑by‑step guidance, making the creation of bootable SD cards more accessible to both novices and power users. According to XDA Developers, the update goes beyond cosmetic tweaks, reducing the friction that often hampers rapid prototyping on the popular single‑board computer.
XDA Developers
Cloud Computing & Data Engineering
Zerobyte offers open‑source backup automation with Restic
Zerobyte bridges the gap between fragile custom scripts and costly enterprise solutions by providing a web‑based interface that leverages the proven Restic engine. XDA Developers emphasizes its support for a wide range of storage backends—from local NAS to cloud buckets—delivering strong encryption and ease of use for homelab operators and small businesses alike.
XDA Developers
Yelp builds scalable pipeline for S3 server‑access logs
In an engineering post, Yelp disclosed a cost‑effective system for ingesting and querying massive volumes of Amazon S3 server‑access logs. InfoQ details how the pipeline employs stream processing and partitioned storage to overcome traditional bottlenecks, enabling real‑time analytics across the company’s infrastructure.
InfoQ
Azure HorizonDB preview brings Postgres‑compatible managed DB to enterprise cloud
Microsoft unveiled Azure HorizonDB, a managed database service compatible with PostgreSQL, during its Ignite conference. InfoQ reports that the early preview targets high‑performance workloads, offering built‑in scaling, automated backups, and seamless integration with existing Azure services, signaling a strategic push into the open‑source database market.
InfoQ
Tech Industry Trends & Enterprise Moves
ServiceNow nears $7 billion acquisition of Armis
ServiceNow is in advanced talks to acquire cybersecurity firm Armis for roughly $7 billion, according to The Information and Bloomberg reporting. The deal would expand ServiceNow’s security portfolio, marking its second multi‑billion‑dollar acquisition this year and underscoring the growing convergence of workflow automation and threat intelligence.
The Information
Nvidia releases optional GPU fleet‑management software
Nvidia introduced a new optional suite that tracks power usage, thermal hotspots, and physical location of GPUs across data‑center fleets. Tom’s Hardware highlights the tool’s ability to provide granular telemetry for AI workloads, helping operators optimize energy efficiency and pre‑empt hardware failures in large‑scale deployments.
Tom's Hardware
iOS 26 enhances Apple Wallet order tracking with on‑device AI
Apple’s iOS 26 adds on‑device Apple Intelligence models to the Wallet app, automatically extracting order details from users’ emails for real‑time tracking. 9to5Mac notes that while the feature reduces reliance on retailer integrations, early user feedback points to usability gaps that may limit its immediate impact.
9To5 Mac
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