Google and Yahoo have introduced a brand new set of email authentication requirements for bulk message senders. The requirements impact those who send > 5000 emails per day. To follow the new requirements, bulk senders need to deploy SPF, DKIM, and DMARC, enable easy unsubscription, and focus on message relevance.

In the fifth and final piece of this series on the future of storage for AI and HPC, we'll attempt to summarize the information we have covered over the past month, draw some conclusions around the analysis, and lay out a path for one possible future.

Welcome to our November issue. I would like to call your attention to a few special articles this month. The Feature includes Verint, NiCE, Qualtrics, and CallMiner discussing contact centers balancing the high wire act for exceptional CX. As they look back and ahead to 2026, you won't want to miss their insights into CX and loyalty.

Routine Queries Will Be Fully Automated AI systems already handle balance checks, status updates, cancellations, and FAQs instantly. As models improve, these repetitive tasks will move almost entirely to chatbots and voice bots.

There's more to devops success than flashy technology and the latest agile techniques. Here are 10 critical but often overlooked devops practices experts recommend.

Imagine a world where your on-call alerts are not just a cryptic message, but a rich, contextualized story of what's happening, why it's happening, and how to fix it. This is the promise of context engineering, a concept poised to redefine the role of artificial intelligence in DevOps.

Cloud computing and distributed systems move at lightning speed and standard monitoring tools are at risk of falling behind. The shift to more dynamic, interconnected and microservices-driven applications creates a deluge of telemetry data from distributed logs, metrics and traces that DevOps teams must sift through.

DevOps teams move fast, but security can lag without the right approach. Often, cybersecurity and DevOps teams work separately, and that could lead to problems.

Are traditional software development methods keeping up with the fast-evolving business landscape? With the rising demand for AI-powered solutions, businesses face immense pressure to develop and maintain software solutions that are both technologically efficient and adaptable.

DevOps thrives on speed. Fast releases. Rapid iterations. Agile workflows. But there's one thing moving just as fast-cybersecurity regulation. From the EU's NIS2 Directive to the U.S. SEC's breach disclosure rules, governments are turning up the heat on software security.

Congratulations! You've landed a job with the Platform Engineer title. Excited? Check. A touch of 'what have I gotten myself into?' Check. If that sounds like you when you got the job, you're not alone.

One day, all of this will be gone. The sun will swell up and consume the inner planets and burn it all to a crisp. Luckily, all life on Earth and everything humanity has created on this planet will be dust for millions of years before that happens, so that's a bullet dodged!

Is your Linux system slowing you down? Regular maintenance checks can help identify issues and keep your system running optimally. Fortunately, there are many Linux commands to help you.

With AI platforms becoming high-level frameworks, engineers' true value will not lie in memorizing syntax, but in orchestrating complex AI workflows, integrating services, and, above all, formulating the right questions.

To deploy AI tools securely and ethically, teams must balance innovation with accountability-establishing strong governance, upskilling developers, and enforcing rigorous code reviews.

To write secure code with LLMs developers must have the skills to use AI as a collaborative assistant rather than an autonomous tool, Madou argues.

Operating a business today involves juggling sales pipelines, customer communications, and team projects, while not letting slip away the growth from the mind. This is the reason why so many leaders are now asking, 'What is the best CRM software?'

In today's competitive sales landscape, businesses need more than spreadsheets to manage their customer relationships. The right CRM solution uses automation, AI, and integrations to streamline processes, drive sales growth, and encourage stronger customer relationships.