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• Bedrock Goes Qwen-tum: Alibaba’s Models Join the AWS Party
• DeepSeek and You Shall Find V3.1 in Bedrock
• GPUs of Unusual Size? I Don’t Think They Exist (Narrator: They Do)
• Kubernetes Without the Kubernightmares
• Firestore and Forget: AI Takes the Wheel SCPs Get Their Full License: IAM Language Edition
• Do What I Meant, Not What I Prompted
• Atlassian Pays a Billion to DX the Developer Experience
• Entra at Your Own Risk: The Azure Identity Crisis That Almost Was
• Oracle Intelligence: The AI Nobody Asked For
• Wisconsin Gets Cheesy with AI: Microsoft’s Dairy State Datacenter
• Azure Opens the Data Floodgates (But Only in Europe)
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• Microsoft’s New Cooling System Has Veins Like a Leaf and Runs Hotter Than Your Gaming PC
• Azure Gets Cold Feet About Hot Chips, Decides to Go With the Flow

00:58 Google and Kaggle launch AI Agents Intensive course

• Google and Kaggle are launching a 5-day intensive course on AI agents from November 10-14.
• This follows their GenAI course that attracted 280,000 learners, with curriculum covering agent architectures, tools, memory systems, and production deployment.
• The course focuses on building autonomous AI agents and multi-agent systems, which represents a shift from traditional single-model AI to systems that can independently perform tasks, make decisions, and interact with tools and APIs.
• This development signals growing enterprise interest in AI agents for cloud environments, where autonomous systems can manage infrastructure, optimize resources, and handle complex workflows without constant human intervention.
• The hands-on approach includes codelabs and a capstone project, indicating Google’s push to democratize agent development skills as businesses increasingly need engineers who can build production-ready autonomous systems.
• The timing aligns with major cloud providers racing to offer agent-based services, as AI agents become essential for automating cloud operations, customer service, and business processes at scale.
• Interested in registering? You can do that here.

03:21 Atlassian acquires DX, a developer productivity platform, for $1B

• Atlassian is acquiring DX, a developer productivity ana...