GPU Costs Are Killing AI Budgets—Volcano’s Unified Scheduling Cuts Waste | Jesse Stutler, Volcano
Volcano 1.14 evolves from batch scheduling to unified AI-native platform, handling training, inference, and agent workloads on ...
Why AI-Era Infrastructure Needs Control Planes | Bassam Tabbara, Crossplane
Bassam Tabbara of Crossplane discusses declarative infrastructure, platform engineering, CNCF graduation, and why control planes are becoming ...
Multi-Cloud Chaos Is Killing Enterprise Margins | Dirk Alshuth, emma
emma's new brownfield onboarding capability discovers and governs existing infrastructure without migration. Dirk Alshuth, CMO at emma, ...
Why Crossplane Fails at Kubernetes Scale: Julian Fischer, anynines | TFiR
Julian Fischer, CEO of anynines, explains why Crossplane alone breaks down for Kubernetes data service orchestration at ...
How Does JDK 26’s G1 Garbage Collector Optimization Improve Containerized Java Performance? | TFiR
JDK 26 improves G1 Garbage Collector performance by reducing synchronization overhead when reaching global safe points, ...
Kubernetes Day-Two Ops Are Bleeding Platform Teams Dry | Hong Wang, Akuity
Hong Wang of Akuity explains how Argo CD reached 60% Kubernetes adoption, why Kargo is solving multi-environment ...
Three AI Infrastructure Opportunities Enterprises Must Capture in 2026 | Danielle Cook, Akamai | TFiR
Danielle Cook, Senior Manager at Akamai, identifies 2026's three biggest AI infrastructure opportunities — distributed cloud as ...
Kubernetes Data Services at Scale: Julian Fischer, anynines | TFiR
Julian Fischer of anynines joins TFiR to discuss how a9s Hub — built on open source Klutch ...
emma Adds Brownfield Onboarding for Existing Cloud Infrastructure
emma’s Brownfield Onboarding helps enterprises manage existing cloud and on-prem infrastructure under one platform, addressing multi-cloud complexity ...
The Data on Kubernetes Reality Check: Why anynines Uses Both Operators and VMs | Julian Fischer
Should data services run on Kubernetes? Julian Fischer, CEO of anynines, offers a nuanced answer: both ...