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The future of operations is predictive, unified, and AI-powered. Dive into how Splunk and Cisco help organizations unlock cross-domain insights at massive scale, provide intelligent context across security and observability, and build trust in AI with end-to-end visibility. Hear directly from product leaders on the latest innovations shaping agentic enterprises.

Here’s how CircleCI's Chunk sidecars helps Claude Code run targeted checks and fix issues earlier in the development loop, before changes reach CI.

You can still say no in IT without becoming the department everyone avoids. The person asking today might be key to winning a project two years from now. So the reflex shouldn’t be yes. It should be: here’s what’s on our plate, help me understand the ask. You still get to the no, but you keep the relationship, and you show up as a business partner, not tactical support. Watch the full IT Leadership Lab session — linked above.

Announced at ObservabilityCON 2026, Pages is a new feature that gives you custom, interactive visualizations. All you have to do is ask Assistant. Mat Ryer, Sr. Director of AI shares just one example.

Go from tracking metrics to understanding users: see what they click, follow their journeys, and watch exactly where they get stuck, all alongside your telemetry.

AI can make decisions. But can it make the right ones across your entire IT environment? For enterprise SRE teams, trustworthy AI requires three things: operational context, institutional memory, and guardrails. Without them, autonomous action becomes a risk instead of an advantage. In our latest webinar, we explore what it takes to bring AI SRE capabilities to enterprise scale.

Microsoft is offering voluntary buyouts to 60,000 employees—more than a quarter of its workforce—while investing billions into AI infrastructure. But here's the bigger question: What happens when experienced engineers leave and AI-generated code keeps accelerating? AI can write code faster than ever. But deploying it safely, securely, and at scale? That's becoming the real bottleneck. Is Microsoft funding AI with headcount instead of efficiency?

A hidden recording device. A former OpenAI engineer. And a possible connection to the Saudi government. What started as a suspicious discovery behind a television inside OpenAI has turned into a federal investigation with potential national security implications. The FBI is investigating whether former OpenAI engineer Abdulrahman Alfozan was involved in corporate espionage, with prosecutors pointing to alleged connections to a member of the Saudi royal family.

Join us for a Grafana Campfire on the New Text and Table panels. See how the redesigned Text editor lets you write and preview side by side, and how Handlebars templates, value mappings, thresholds and Mermaid diagrams turn your query results into rich, data-driven content. Then we’ll look at Table’s new ad hoc interactions (hide, filter and group, right in the table) and a first look at how Table works with Grafana Assistant.

Microsoft just released over 1,400 security patches, including three zero-day vulnerabilities, one of which is already being exploited. But is this a sign of better security or a much bigger problem? In this ShipTalk discussion, we break down Microsoft's massive Patch Tuesday release, the challenges of managing thousands of vulnerabilities across enterprise environments, and whether AI is helping Microsoft find problems too late in the software development process.