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The author previews a book and blog series arguing AI performance depends on infrastructure layers like data movement, network design, and telemetry.

Aviz launched the OneAviz partner program with three specialist tracks tied to SONiC, DNO, and Network Copilot plus new certifications and a partner portal.

Applied Materials said ASU, RPI, and Stanford will join its EPIC Center in Silicon Valley, with EPIC planned to be operational in 2026.

Vendor blog highlights a governance gap for AI used via MCP, APIs, and CLI, citing a report that 92% of orgs lack MCP policies.

Casdoor’s Local File System provider lets authenticated upload users traverse paths and write arbitrary files outside $CASDOOR/files/ via /api/upload-resource.

Multiple dnsmasq vulnerabilities could enable cache poisoning, DNSSEC-related DoS, information leakage, and DHCPv6-based local root code execution.

OpenVPN and Carahsoft partnered to make Access Server and CloudConnexa VPN and ZTNA offerings available via SEWP V, NASPO ValuePoint and OMNIA.

Applied Materials and TSMC announced a partnership at Applied’s EPIC Center in Silicon Valley to co-innovate on materials engineering, equipment innovation, and process integration for next-generation AI chipmaking. The initiative targets logic scaling challenges, including 3D transistors, interconnect formation, yield and reliability improvements, and earlier transfer to high-volume manufacturing.

ASUS and ROG will host booth showcases at Computex 2026 in Taipei, with ASUS featuring “Ubiquitous AI” and ROG marking 20 years.

SailPoint launched Agentic Fabric to extend Identity Security Cloud to AI agents, adding discovery, governance and real-time authorization controls.

Aviz Network Copilot blog says AI agents can automate compliance, troubleshooting, monitoring, and documentation with background monitoring and tool integrations.

A local privilege escalation flaw in Linux kernel versions 4.17+ can let an unprivileged user gain root access. The issue, CVE-2026-31431 (“Copy Fail”), involves algif_aead/AF_ALG page-cache writes and targets in-memory setuid binaries.