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Apple announces September iPhone launch event

A screenshot from Apple’s events website. Apple's next launch event will take place on September 9th at 1PM ET. Invites to the event, which has a "Surprise and shine" tagline, were sent out on Wednesday. The event will take place at the Steve Jobs Theater in Apple Park, but there will also be a livestream on Apple's website. September's show could be a big one, as Apple may finally announce the long-rumored foldable iPhone. A photo of an apparent dummy unit indicates the foldable may have a wi

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DZone

Pure Headless vs Hybrid Headless CMS: A Practical Decision Framework

Headless CMS architecture solved a real development problem. It separated content from presentation, gave frontend teams control over frameworks and deployment, and made structured content available to websites, apps, and other channels through APIs. The friction often appears later, when content operations become more complex. Routine publishing changes can still depend on engineering, especially when editors need more control over layout, preview, or page composition.

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Google Cloud Blog

How Uber improves network reliability while unblocking cloud migration

Uber has a lot in common with the cities it serves. Both are always changing and growing, both must carefully manage the resulting traffic to prevent congestion and sprawl. Uber has continuously evolved its technical strategies to manage its expanding network, and this careful planning and constant evolution helps ensure that application traffic across its entire platform runs smoothly. Ultimately, maintaining a reliable, high-scale platform that operates seamlessly at any given time is key to p

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Google Cloud Blog

Simplify your resilience testing strategy with Fault Injection Testing

When databases fail and network paths falter, you still need your mission-critical cloud services to stay online. Yet guaranteeing high availability has become increasingly difficult because of the complexity of modern distributed systems.  To help you maintain availability and reliability during adverse events, we’re announcing Fault Injection Testing in preview. Fault Injection Testing is designed to help developers and architects automate failure testing to ensure predictable behavior during

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Google Cloud Blog

Using OKF with Knowledge Catalog to serve context for agents

We continue to iterate on the Open Knowledge Format (OKF), an open specification that formalizes the LLM-wiki pattern into a portable, interoperable format. But a big question remains: How can you share and govern access to an OKF bundle across an organization? OKF v0.1 established a portable format for the context agents need: markdown files with YAML frontmatter, one required field, and five conventions. Then, OKF v0.2 added the trust signals (provenance, verification, freshness, attestation)

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