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Red Hat Summit 2026, hosted by Red Hat, brings together developers, platform engineers, and enterprise IT leaders to explore the future of open-source innovation at scale. The event is widely recognized for its deep technical focus on Kubernetes, Linux, hybrid cloud infrastructure, and automation tooling that powers modern application platforms.

The NAB Show is one of the largest global gatherings for professionals working across media, broadcasting, streaming, and content technology. Hosted annually by the National Association of Broadcasters, the event brings together tens of thousands of industry leaders, engineers, creators, and technology vendors to explore the tools and trends shaping the future of media production and distribution. The 2026 event will feature conferences and workshops from April 18–22, with the main exhibition fl

The Microsoft 365 Community Conference is one of the largest community-driven events focused on the Microsoft ecosystem, bringing together developers, IT professionals, architects, and business leaders who build and manage solutions on Microsoft 365. The 2026 conference will take place April 21–23 in Orlando, with additional pre- and post-conference workshops scheduled April 19–20 and April 24 for deeper technical training.

Collateralized loan obligation (CLO) managers, who have historically played a major role in funding software firms, are now scaling back investments in the sector. Software-related loans currently make up a significant portion of CLO portfolios, but declining confidence has led to reduced demand and increased risk premiums.

Apple has officially announced its annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) will take place from June 8 to June 12, 2026, continuing its role as one of the most influential events for software developers in the United States. The event will be primarily online, with a limited in-person experience at Apple Park for selected developers and students.

Forward-thinking organizations are solving this problem by shifting compliance left and embedding it directly into the CI/CD pipeline. The result is a model where security and compliance are not checkpoints at the end, but continuous, automated processes that run alongside development. The question on everyone’s mind is - How can DevSecOps teams automate compliance within CI/CD pipelines, enabling continuous validation, faster delivery, and stronger security outcomes?

Every engineering team has encountered that one piece of code. It works - technically. It passes tests (most of the time), delivers value, and quietly sits in production like a ticking time bomb wrapped in good intentions. Ask a developer about it, and the response is often the same: “It’s a bit messy, but it’s fine… for now.”

Video is now a critical part, if not the most important part of today's online marketing; but today’s algorithms demand more content, more often, just to stay visible. So how do you stand out with original, effective content without burning out or drowning in production demands? In this ScreamingBox Technology and Business Rundown podcast podcast, we are going to look at how AI can help companies generate quality marketing content flows with Lisa Vecchio - Marketing Lead at VEED.

Software development is evolving faster than ever, and staying relevant requires continuous learning.

AI is no longer an emerging technology—it is now a core part of modern software development.

One of the most common microservices security mistakes is encrypting only north–south traffic (client to service) while leaving east–west traffic (service to service) unprotected. In a Zero Trust model, this is unacceptable.

In theory, the cloud is sleek, elastic, and endlessly efficient. In practice, it often behaves more like a garage stuffed with forgotten boxes labeled “might need later.”