AWS engineer Clare Liguori shapes the MCP spec as Amazon builds managed servers, contributes new features, and tests draft concepts in production.

Google's Arm-based Axion processor is now a scheduling preference, not a migration project — here's what a year in GKE production looks like.

AWS's Jesse Butler explains how Karpenter, Kro and Cedar are simplifying Kubernetes complexity at KubeCon CloudNativeCon Europe 2026.

Learn how standardization of AI workloads on Kubernetes has become an urgent industry priority and how llm-d and a CNCF conformance program makes that happen.

How Microsoft is rethinking service mesh with Azure Kubernetes Application Network, built on Istio ambient mode to simplify operations, enable mTLS by default, and support emerging AI workload demands.

Amazon EKS Auto Mode automates Kubernetes node lifecycle management, reducing infrastructure toil for platform teams. Announced at re:Invent 2024, built on Karpenter.

Broadcom donates Velero to CNCF Sandbox and extends Kubernetes support for enterprises, aiming to reduce operational overhead across cloud native infrastructure.

Akamai's Lena Hall and Thorsten Hans explain how edge-forward AI inference, WebAssembly, and distributed cloud infrastructure close the latency gap at KubeCon 2026.

Burns argues that as testing frameworks mature, developers will stop reviewing most code and programming languages will evolve to match.

Spacelift co-founder Marcin Wyszynski on why AI-generated infrastructure code creates new problems -- and how guardrails can solve them.