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Jeudi 18 décembre 2025 à 10:55
Emerging Cloud & AI Infrastructure
Google Cloud unveils managed MCP servers
InfoQ reports that Google Cloud has entered public preview of fully managed Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, streamlining AI‑driven API access across services like Maps and BigQuery, while adding governance and security layers. The move signals a push toward enterprise‑ready AI integration on the cloud platform.
InfoQ
JPMorgan’s tokenized dollars on Base expand DeFi reach
CoinDesk notes that JPMorgan has deployed its JPM Coin (JPMD) on Coinbase’s Base L2, offering tokenized dollar deposits that earn interest under regulatory constraints, marking a major traditional‑finance foray into decentralized finance. This initiative reflects growing client demand for blockchain‑based liquidity solutions.
CoinDesk
AWS previews DevOps Agent for faster incident response
DevOps.com highlights the public preview of AWS DevOps Agent, an “frontier agent” designed to automate root‑cause analysis and accelerate remediation of production incidents, bolstering system reliability through proactive diagnostics. Early adopters anticipate reduced MTTR and tighter SLO compliance.
InfoQ
Visual Studio 2026 debuts as the first AI‑native IDE
InfoQ details Microsoft’s launch of Visual Studio 2026, branded the inaugural AI‑native release, embedding deep GitHub Copilot integration, performance optimizations, and new tooling across core languages, aiming to boost developer productivity and code quality. The rollout follows extensive Insider testing.
InfoQ
AI‑Enhanced Hardware & Devices
Intel’s libvpl adds experimental AI‑assisted video encoding
Phoronix reports that Intel’s Video Processing Library libvpl 2.16 introduces experimental APIs for AI‑assisted video encode, promising smarter bitrate allocation and quality preservation, a step toward AI‑driven media pipelines in consumer and enterprise contexts.
Phoronix
Samsung’s Exynos 2600 leaks: 10‑core CPU and AMD‑JUNO GPU partnership
Wccftech reveals that Samsung’s upcoming Exynos 2600 SoC, fabricated on a 2 nm GAA process, will feature a 10‑core CPU cluster with peaks near 4 GHz and a new AMD‑branded JUNO graphics engine, underscoring the growing CPU‑GPU collaboration trend.
Wccftech
Apple’s SHARP model generates 3D scenes from a single image in under a second
Wccftech showcases Apple’s SHARP AI model, capable of synthesizing photorealistic 3D environments from one 2D picture in less than a second, a breakthrough for rapid content creation and AR/VR experiences. The study emphasizes both speed and visual fidelity.
Wccftech
Semiconductor & Supply Chain Outlook
Micron warns of persistent DRAM shortages despite record revenues
Tom’s Hardware cites Micron’s earnings call, where the CEO admits the company can meet only about half to two‑thirds of projected DRAM demand, hinting at continued supply constraints for PCs and servers amid soaring AI workloads.
Tom's Hardware
Open‑Source Security & Tooling
Docker open‑sources its Hardened Images catalog to improve container security
SD Times reports Docker’s release of over 1,000 Docker Hardened Images (DHI) under an Apache 2.0 license, each bundled with SBOMs, SLSA Level 3 provenance, and cryptographic authenticity, aiming to reduce supply‑chain vulnerabilities for developers and enterprises.
SD Times
AI in Software Development & Industry Trends
2025 AI‑driven software development review reveals productivity gains and quality challenges
SD Times’ year‑in‑review notes that AI assistants now generate code faster than humans, yet a CodeRabbit analysis (DevOps.com) shows AI‑generated code introduces significantly more defects across logic, security, and performance categories. The combined findings underscore a shift toward AI‑augmented engineering while highlighting the need for rigorous testing and governance.
SD Times
DevOps.com
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