Google brings local AI agents to laptops with Gemma 4 12B

by Azalio tdshpsk | Jun 4, 2026 | Cloud

Google has released new tools that allow developers to run agentic AI workflows locally using Gemma 4 12B, a 12-billion-parameter model from Google DeepMind. In a blog post, the company said the model, combined with the Google AI Edge stack, can be used to build and...

The next AI breakthrough won’t come from bigger models, but from better data

by Azalio tdshpsk | Jun 4, 2026 | Cloud

Artificial intelligence does not advance at the same pace across industries. It presses forward in some directions while lagging behind in others. Spend time with today’s most advanced AI applications, and this contrast becomes obvious. In software development, AI is...

Rayfin signals Microsoft’s push to make Fabric an AI app runtime

by Azalio tdshpsk | Jun 4, 2026 | Cloud

For enterprises embracing AI-assisted development, writing code is no longer the hardest part. Operationalizing it is. Microsoft is targeting that challenge with Rayfin, a new open-source SDK and CLI unveiled at Build 2026. “Rayfin turns backend development into a...

Angular Signals explained: How pull-based reactivity changes how we model state

by Azalio tdshpsk | Jun 4, 2026 | Cloud

Angular’s introduction of Signals has generated both excitement and confusion. For many developers, Signals appear to be “simpler observables” or a more convenient way to trigger updates without subscriptions. Others attempt to map them directly onto familiar RxJS...

OpenAI fixed a visibility problem; the governance problem remains.

by Azalio tdshpsk | Jun 4, 2026 | Cloud

AI governance is an ongoing game of catch-up for enterprises. Model updates and iterations are rolling out at a rapid clip, often making governance frameworks obsolete before they’re battle-tested. To evolve beyond this paradigm, OpenAI is introducing Active sessions....

Hole in GitHub’s browser-based VSCode editor could lead to stolen token

by Azalio tdshpsk | Jun 4, 2026 | Cloud

A vulnerability in GitHub’s browser-based VSCode editor could lead to the theft of a developer’s token under certain circumstances, says a researcher. The issue, revealed this week in a blog by Ammar Askar, has apparently been already addressed by GitHub owner...