Platform Teams Must Adopt AI to Keep Pace with Developers in 2026 | Dimitri Vlachos, Spacelift
Platform teams face a critical challenge in 2026: developers are accelerating with AI while infrastructure teams struggle ...
How Klutch Brings Self-Service Data to Kubernetes Without the Chaos | Julian Fischer, anynines
anynines CEO Julian Fischer discusses Klutch, an open source framework that brings self-service data access to Kubernetes ...
Kubernetes in 2026: AI Factories, Inferencing at Scale & Multi-Tenancy | Saiyam Pathak, vCluster
Kubernetes is becoming the platform for AI factories at scale. vCluster's Saiyam Pathak predicts the shift from ...
Why Cloud Foundry Teams Can’t Keep Writing Service Brokers in 2026 | Julian Fischer, anynines
Should platform teams still be writing service brokers in 2026? Julian Fischer, CEO of anynines, explains ...
AI Infrastructure Reality: Why Enterprise Projects Will Struggle in 2026 | Rob Hirschfeld, RackN | TFiR
Rob Hirschfeld, CEO of RackN, shares hard truths about 2026: AI infrastructure challenges, VMware renewal realities, ...
AI Is Everywhere at KubeCon — But Kubernetes Isn’t an AI Platform
AI is everywhere at KubeCon, but Kat Cosgrove argues Kubernetes isn’t doing anything special for AI — ...
Crossplane Graduates: How Declarative Control Is Reshaping Cloud Infrastructure and AI Ops
Crossplane has graduated to CNCF's highest maturity level, marking a pivotal moment for declarative cloud infrastructure management. ...
Why Cloud Foundry Still Powers AI Workloads in the Kubernetes Era | Ram Iyengar
Cloud Foundry Chief Evangelist Ram Iyengar reveals how the platform powers AI infrastructure, adapts to Kubernetes, and ...
Beyond Dashboards: Danielle Cook on What Teams Should Actually Observe | Akamai
Every booth at KubeCon has observability on it, but most teams are drowning in noise. Danielle Cook ...
Helm 4 Releases After 6 Years: Why Stability Beats Speed for 70% of Kubernetes Users
Helm turns 10 and releases version 4 after six years. Matt Butcher and Matt Farina discuss why ...