Performance engineering, security hardening, and WordPress operations. Written by the people who run the metal.
WordPress 7.1 Beta 1 lands July 15 with a final release set for August 19, and this month's roundup covers responsive styling, a React 19 test flag, and hard-deprecated component props developers should check now.
A clear-headed walkthrough of LCP, INP, and CLS on WordPress, plus the order of fixes that actually moves the needle instead of chasing every red number in the report.
CoreWeave's new AI research agent, built on the Weights & Biases data layer, aims to automate experiment analysis as the cloud provider pushes deeper into AI software beyond raw GPU capacity.
About 40 students from three universities earned the first AI Leaders Micro-Credential, a workforce-focused program that pairs generative AI skills with real contributions to WordPress's open source codebase.
A new report from the Cyber Monitoring Centre finds that over 60 percent of UK businesses rely on cloud services for critical functions, and a 24-hour outage in a single major AWS region could cost British firms up to £1 billion in lost revenue.
Organized opposition to US data center development has grown nearly sixfold since late 2025, and recent project collapses in Virginia suggest community acceptance is becoming a real site-selection variable alongside power and land.
Meta's first Canadian data center in Sturgeon County reveals a broader industry shift: hyperscalers are now securing power generation, transmission capacity, and regulatory approvals years before projects are ever announced.
WordPress 7.0.1 is out now, patching 31 bugs across the block editor, admin UI, and media handling. Sites with automatic background updates will receive the update without any manual intervention.
A walkthrough of what a real credential-stuffing attack against wp-login.php looks like in the access logs, and the layered defenses that turn it from a threat into a non-event.
