Cloud Computing

As AI coding agents become deeply embedded in developer workflows, defenders must evolve their definition of malicious files and rethink how to protect against them.  Autonomous AI agents operate across integrated development environments (IDEs), editors, terminals, and extension runtimes, and they often have access to local files, command execution, and external services. As a result,

The modern web is extremely visual. People are busy and easily-distracted, and smart companies know they have just seconds to attract would-be customers with compelling images, videos, animations, and other eye-catching elements. That’s why iconic brands like Bugatti, Yeti, Porsche, Spotify, and Sonos rely on Imgix to be the engine driving their online visual media. 

Running a large-scale ad-serving infrastructure presents unique challenges when balancing tenant isolation with operational efficiency. Our infrastructure handles millions of requests per second and generates billions of dollars in annual advertising revenue, serving ads across multiple properties and systems. The cellular architecture problem Earlier, we had a cellular architecture where we allocated each AWS account

Managing a modern database fleet is both a scale and cognitive problem. As database estates grow, the effort required to monitor, troubleshoot, and optimize them often outpaces teams’ capacity, who find themselves fighting database issues in isolation, buried under a mountain of fragmented signals. We designed Database Center as a single pane of glass that

At Google Cloud Next ’26 we announced Cloud Storage Rapid, a family of object storage capabilities for data-intensive workloads like AI and analytics. Out of the gate, Cloud Storage Rapid consists of Rapid Bucket (formerly Rapid Storage), a high-performance zonal object storage offering, and Rapid Cache (formerly Anywhere Cache), which accelerates reads on-demand and colocates

Frontier AI models have redefined the unit of compute. At trillion-parameter scale, AI training requires thousands of interconnected components, orchestrated in industrial-scale deployments to operate as a single, massive entity.  Likewise, when it comes to reliability, aggregate infrastructure availability is what matters. Yet for almost two decades, instance-level reliability has been the cloud standard. Designed